CHINO, Calif. — Honey Play Box showcased its tech-integrated sexual wellness products, including its app-controlled inflatable Kegel ball, AIRA, at Black Women for Wellness' 2026 Reproductive Justice Conference on Aug. 13 in Los Angeles.
AIRA combines pelvic floor training with pleasure and app-based control, giving users a more interactive way to incorporate Kegel exercises into their routines. The product drew interest from conference attendees and sparked conversations about the connection between pelvic health and sexual wellness.
Honey Play Box hosted an exhibitor table where attendees could meet the team, pick up complimentary wellness products, and learn how AIRA can make pelvic floor exercises feel more approachable and engaging through its app-guided training programs and pelvic floor strength assessments.
“We were incredibly grateful for the response we received from attendees,” said Janice Ochoa, marketing manager at Honey Play Box. “People came by our table curious, engaged, and excited to learn more. It was a great opportunity to introduce AIRA and have open conversations about sexual wellness.”
Erikan Attah of Black Women for Wellness added, “Having Honey Play Box as part of our Reproductive Justice Conference added a unique and meaningful dimension to the event. Their presence helped us create an environment where attendees could engage in conversations around sexual wellness, intimacy, and reproductive health openly, without shame or judgment.”
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