Mystim Exhibiting at eroFame, Venus

BAVARIA, Germany — Electrical stimulation company Mystim annpounced that it will exhibit its toys at the eroFame and Venus shows.

The company will premiere its Tickleberry Finn, that features urethral sound, with E-Stim technology. “Urethral sounds post high sales rates at Mystim. The combination of an urethral sound with electric stimulation is highly appreciated by our customers," CEO Christoph Hofmann said.

Mystim will also show its wide range of products with and without E-Stim including the E-Stim Vibes.

The company will be at eroFame Oct. 7-9 in booth 44, and at Venus Oct. 15-18 in Hall 18.

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