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Dildology.org » Donate to Deformulate
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So, we mentioned this idea briefly when we launched, as part of our Mission – the “Donate to Deformulate” program is our method of ensuring that manufacturers and retailers with their own product lines can get their products added to our database without compromising the integrity of the process, or of our data. That’s where Donate to Deformulate comes in! Ultimately we’re scientists, and we’re going to have to find out for ourselves. This program could theoretically be used by anyone for any product....
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Dildology.org » Failed Products
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Disclaimer: When a product is “Failed,” the test results do not match the manufacturer’s claims. This is *not* a statement about the biocompatibility of a given product. In the future, we may include a materials safety rating, but for now these results only speak to the material content of the dildo. Or by submitting a message via the form on our Contact Us. Page More information about the seals will be coming shortly, along with a downloadable identikit for retailers. Dildology Seal of Failure.
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Dildology.org » FAQ
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Do you profit from this? Not at all. In fact at this point we’re running the business out of our own pockets. I’m a manufacturer, why I can’t send you stuff to test? I’m a manufacturer and we already pay for third-party testing, can I just send you our test results? How much do the tests cost? Low-level testing is around $200. Next-level testing can run another $400. We’re in the process of shopping for a lab that can work out a better deal for us. Will you test this dildo I own that burned my bits?
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Dildology.org » Verified Products
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Disclaimer: For a product to be “Verified,” the test results must match the manufacturer’s claims. This is *not* a statement about the biocompatibility of a given product. In the future, we may include a materials safety rating, but for now these results only speak to the material content of the dildo. Or by submitting a message via the form on our Contact Us. Page More information about the seals will be coming shortly, along with a downloadable identikit for retailers. About toxic toys: http.
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Dildology.org » Blog
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The Red Seal – What A Verification Failure Means. July 6, 2013. When we started Dildology, we knew we’d have to fail a toy someday. Today is that day. Before we do the big reveal, however, I want to talk about what it means when a product receives the soon-to-be infamous Dildology Seal of Failure . When the lab results show that the material content of a product differs from the manufacturer’s declaration, we have to fail it. When a toy gets the Red Seal, it is for this reason alone. April 17, 2013.
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Dildology.org » The Dildologist’s Lexicon
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There’s a great deal of confusion about materials in the world of sex toys. This will be an attempt to demystify the jargon. Please bear with us as it evolves. This test involves holding a standard cigarette lighter flame to the surface of a toy and observing the results. Before Dildology, the lighter test was used as an at-home method to verify whether a product was silicone rubber. FTIR results from the Jimmyjane Hello Touch. Products, as the Hello Touch was determined to be pure PDMS. Which is the bac...
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Dildology.org » About Us
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Crista Anne Executive Director. Http:/ www.cristaanne.com. Http:/ www.protospect.com. Manufacturers need to make greater strides to live up to [consumers'] trust." I talked w/ @pinkness. About toxic toys: http. Over a year ago. This was before there was any talk of phthalates, before sex toys hit the mainstream. I had no answers." @pinkness. Over a year ago. I fantasized about being able to test these items to find out what they were actually made of." - @pinkness. Over a year ago. Over a year ago.
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Dildology.org » Donations
http://www.dildology.org/donations
We need cash to get started. $20,000 will cover: purchasing 25 dildos to test, lab costs for testing those dildos (testing currently runs around $200 for the basics, and $450 for the works), purchasing dildometric testing equipment, and printing stickers and t-shirts for merchandise and rewards. Donation rewards pictured below. If you’d prefer to donate a different amount than those listed below, just use the button in the sidebar. 1,540 / $20,000. Receive all lesser rewards AND our shocked and unending ...
