Much has changed for Lora DiCarlo since CES 2019, when the Consumer Technology Association deprived its innovative Osé sex toy of a well-deserved CES Innovation Award. Not only sew CES now, Lora DiCarlo also announces a new product range for the CES 2021 virtual.
This year, Lora DiCarlo releases three new ergonomic sex toys featuring ‘advanced thermal conductive plastic’. In other words, these toys are heated to simulate body temperature and heated massagers so that you can boost your circulation, relieve muscle tension and ‘increase overall sexual pleasure’.
The three toys – called Drift, Tilt and Sway – all contain a new nylon-based heat-conducting polymer that is 15-20 times better at providing fast, consistent internal heating than traditional plastics used for sex toys. The Drift is a handball, while the Tilt is intended to be a dual stimulation atmosphere of the P-spot / G-spot. Meanwhile, the Sway is a dual stimulation-shaped “warming massager”. They are all currently for sale at Lora DiCarlo website, with the Drift trade for $ 95, the Tilt for $ 140 and the Sway for $ 150.
“2020 has been a year of incredible learning and growth for us with the world at large,” said Lora Haddock DiCarlo, founder and CEO of the company, in a statement. “We rely heavily on data and are so pleased with the response from customers to our current product range, including the newly developed Osé 2 to meet the needs of various body types. Our new hotline offers even more innovative options that stay true to our mission to create sex positivity and encourage sexual well-being and exploration between the sexes. ”
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The pandemic was a good time for sex technology. A Juniper research a study found that last year there was an 87% increase in the sale of sex toys, which is honest to make sense as constipations have forced people to get more creative with their love life. Lora DiCarlo says it has sold $ 7.5 million worth of sex toys in the year since Osé was launched, and its toys are now available in 37 countries. Oh, and that now counts actress Cara Delevingne as co-owner and creative advisor.
Although Lora DiCarlo is not the only sex technology company out there, it is the company most associated with CES, mainly due to the kerfuffle in 2019. it returned later. Last year, the CTA introduced a “trial year” for sex technology exhibitors and Lora DiCarlo was a front and center on the showroom floor. (That said, the CTA did introduce a dress code for these exhibitors despite allowing barely clothed infants for years, and not every sex technology company received the same treatment.) Since CES 2021 was completely digital due to the pandemic is, that the inclusion of sex technology this year was not self-evident, it is nice to see that Lora DiCarlo maintains its presence at the show.
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