Entrenue Releases ‘Green Technology’ Sex Toy

PHOENIX — Entrenue has released what it calls the industry’s first “green technology” vibrator, designed with a hand-powered battery recharger, and made using recyclable material.

The Earth Angel was developed in Ireland and is manually operated with a hand crank that recharges its internal power source. Eight minutes of cranking offers the user one hour of operation, and the core also can be connected to a USB charger.

“It is thrilling to work with a company that not only considers the materials their toys are made of and the packaging that houses them, but also makes sure that the expectations of users are truly exceeded in terms of pleasure and performance,” a company representative said.

The Earth Angel is eight inches long and features four levels of vibration. Its outer shell and packaging are both made from phthalate-free recycled plastic.

For more information, email info@entrenue.com.

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