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LELO of Sweden Offers NEA Clitoral Stimulator

STOCKHOLM – Swedish erotic toy developer LELO has announced its release of the NEA clitoral stimulator.

Developers call the NEA a complement to the company’s LILY product line, a basic little rechargeable vibe that promises a quiet but deceptively powerful purr. Decorating the ergonomically designed body are delicate floral motifs, including black pearl with antique pink floral or slate blue with cream white floral.

Founded in 2003, LELO is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and is active on more than 15 international markets. The company describes its product offerings as a new breed of sensual enhancement for women and their partners.

For more information, visit www.lelo.com.

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