At CES 2019 (Consumer Electronics Show), one company's product was withdrawn and retracted by the CTA (Consumer Technology Association) after winning an award for being "immoral, obscene and indecent.
The award-winning company, Lora DiCarlo, is a company that provides quality and high-tech sex tools for women and the LGBTQI community. In layman's terms, it can be understood that this company is offering high-tech adult products for everyone, especially women and the LGBTQI community. The company has launched a product called Osé massager, which is scheduled to be available in the fall of 2019.
Are adult products immoral? But in the past few years, adult products have almost never been absent from CES. Abyss Creations also introduced the Sex-Robot Solana at CES 2018, so why should Osé massager be disqualified? Although the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) later admitted that they "did not handle the award properly" and confirmed that the award had been returned to Lora DiCarlo, we can no longer find Osé massage on Lora DiCarlo's official website today. So let's introduce a G-spot massager that is just as good as Osé: Onda, which won an award at CES 2020.
Onda looks like a stubby finger with a raised orb on the side of the finger, and the orb will scroll according to the pattern you set when you flip the switch.The G-spot Massager replicates the best kind of human touch, mimicking the come-hither motion of a finger, along with a stimulation boost offering rumbling vibrations for a totally different experience. The variety of settings allows you to determine the length and speed of each stroke against the G-spot to pinpoint stimulation. Choose from 4 different stroke positions along the body, including long and short strokes.Body-safe, waterproof, and rechargeable, Onda is uniquely shaped to follow the body’s curves to help you explore and pinpoint your pleasure.
