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Marital Aids for the Masses - Wal-mart Is Selling the Fun Stuff
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While his fingers glided slowly and gently over the keyboard, she couldn’t help but think how he was going to tie Hustler magazine and Wal-mart into the same lusty fantasy that she had come to love. It was only after Wet had worked it’s magic that she noticed the receipt was from Wal-mart even though it was Hustler that had first led them to this exotic pleasure.
 If you haven't heard of Wet or its cousins, like Astroglide, you probably haven't been exploring the "sexual health" section of your local drugstore lately.
The migration of what used to be called "marital aids" from specialty sex shops to the mainstream stores began about four years ago for Trigg Laboratories Inc., the company that makes Wet. "Since then, even the more conservative retailers have come over," says John Winning, vice president of sales for the Valencia, Calif., firm.
You might think that Wet and other personal lubricants with blush-worthy labels would be hidden away on a special shelf in the back of the store behind a curtain. Nope. They are usually right out in the open—near the female contraceptives and pregnancy tests.
(newsweek)Via: newsweek |
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