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In 1965, Duncan had an accident and was paralyzed from the waist down and left impotent. Duncan, feeling unsatisfied, explored the limited options available to him in 1965 for alternative penile prostheses. As vibrators began to appear in more and more pornographic movies, it became harder and harder for manufacturers to advertise these devices as though they were simply massagers. Slowly but surely, they disappeared from reputable magazines and mail-order catalogs of the day. By the turn of the century, there were more than 20 vibrator models available, running on electricity, batteries, foot power, or water power. The prices could vary from $15 to $200 for the Cadillac of the vibrators, the Chattanooga.
The Arc has a thick handle that’s easy to hold, features five different vibration settings, and charges with a USB cord. Like the Fin, the egg-shaped Eva is extremely thoughtfully designed, with two thin "wings" that fit underneath the labia for hands-free clitoral stimulation and is also great for partner play. The Eva is 10 percent smaller than the original, with shorter wings for an improved fit. It has three speeds and a charging dock that plugs in with a USB. The Liberty looks like a little pink avocado half with a white suction tip where you’d see the avocado pit.
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