SAN FRANCISCO — In honor of Earth Day, popular adult e-tail site GameLink.com announced it is offering savings on its stock of eco-friendly sex toys and lubes, which includes all glass dildos, glass eggs, and organic lubes. For the duration of April 22, consumers will receive 15 percent off when purchasing any of the featured items.
Glass sex toys are considered environmentally friendly because they don’t require batteries and are made with easy to recycle material. They are also phthalate free and PVC free. Organic lubes are paraben-free and are typically water based or made with natural oils, forgoing chemicals like silicone or glycerin.
GameLInk is also highlighting the site’s 10 most popular glass toys and organic lubes on its blog, Naked Truth. Each of the items is included in the Earth Day Sale.
The top five glass sex toys include:
Icicles No. 40 – The Glass Dick
Sinclair Institute Select Onyx Prostate Glass Wand
Purple Rain Glass Ribbed Tool
Crystal Noir Lust Wand
Crystal Glass Egg
The top five organic lubes include:
Sinclair Institute Select USDA Certified Organic Lubricant
Intimate Organics Defense Anti-Bacterial Lubricant – Sea Kelp & Guava Bark
Intimate Organics Chocolate Mint Flavored Lubricant
On Natural Arousal Oil for Her
Pjur Medium Natural Glide Lubricant
In addition to its environmentally friendly items, GameLink.com offers customers a wide variety of video titles from various interests such as teens, amateurs, and coeds to MILF, fetish, and all-girl films. Thanks to its distribution deals with all major adult content providers, GameLink is able to offer consumers the newest, most anticipated adult film releases.
A one-stop shop for everything adult, GameLink.com also offers sex toys, lingerie, adult books, games, and collectibles, as well as creams, lotions, lubricants, jewelry, bondage gear, and more.
GameLink Celebrates Earth Day With Eco-Friendly Sale
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