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Although I can’t answer everyone who emails, I’ve responded privately to many of you, and I’ve just posted a recent “feature” letter along with my response here on the site as well as a testimonial for one of the products I endorse. More Q&A’s to come..

Nancy-Ann is a freelance cyber-writer contributing insights on the latest sexual fads, techniques, sex toys, and supplemental enhancements in the States, Canada, and Europe. Here on her popular Web site she publishes a featured letter of the month from one of her many readers. She also has an advice column, in which she answers reader questions and lists some of the latest, hottest adult-oriented products currently available.

Nancy-Ann’s articles have appeared in Oui, Hustler, Club, and Swank, and her writing has been posted on a number of adult Web sites. She created this site so she can have a more personal interaction with her readers.

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The majority of these “niche” products are not genuine. Some of them are simply cheap knock-offs hiding behind identical marketing tactics (claiming better “ropes”), and are wholly inferior to the original supplement(s) they are based on.

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IMPORTANT NOTE TO MY READERS

As a service to all my readers the following are simple ways to sniff out potentially bogus or inferior sexual products currently doing business on the Internet (there are many).

1) Make sure the company lists its physical address (usually in "Contact" or "About us" tab on the home page. If there is no physical listing, the company probably doesn't exist.

2) Be even more suspect if there is no telephone number to place an order or handle customer care questions or returns.

3) If there is a phone order number, call to make sure you are indeed calling the company that is selling the product. If you get an operator at a "general" call center (these places sometimes sell anything from bed mattresses to sex toys) or If you're not sure you've reached one of these call centers), ask the operator what other products are sold. Another good way of finding out is to ask a bunch of challenging questions about the product you're interested in. You'll know right away if the operator sells only the product you are calling about, or has a notebook in front of him/her with many different products and simply reads off a page when asked about your particular product.

Lastly, any deals, offers or claims that are too good to be true ("3 or more inches" "500%" increase" . etc., most likely they are FAR, FAR from true. So far from the truth, they are most likely false.