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The Fleshlight is one of the best-known male sex toys, designed to emulate the sensation of various sexual acts for masturbation purposes. The fleshlight gains its name from the flesh-like material used in its design, and from the plastic case that looks like a flashlight. Several inserts, including vagina, mouth, and anus-shaped holes, can be chosen from.. It received a patent in 1998 as a "device for discreet sperm collection".

In a humorous 2002 essay describing a Fleshlight "test drive", on-line sex journal Nerve.com called it the "ultimate faux vagina".

References

  1. Rachel Kramer Bussel, Boys' Toys, The Village Voice, September 21, 2006
  2. Official Fleshlight Website: General FAQ
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