The July 2020 issue of ETO – with the fabulous Glam by CalExotics gracing its cover – is available to read online now by clicking here. Its 100+ pages feature a look at what we learned during lockdown by Dale Bradford, an examination of opportunities (to make lots of money) by Paul Smith, and an introduction to Myhixel – the newest name in the male sexual health sector. We also find out from Jane Bowles why Doxy going exclusively with Creative Conceptions in the UK is good news for retailers, and we drop in on Fetch of Clapham on the first day adult stores were allowed to trade again in England.
Elsewhere in the issue, Colleen Godin discusses sex toys with Lorrae Bradbury of SluttyGirlProblems.com; Kirsty Jennings shines the Spotlight on the We-Vibe Chorus; Adam Bernstein reveals the identity of ‘the biggest competitor you don’t know you have’; Tim Richardson delivers a dispatch from the sextech sector; Renee Denyer of Sh! shares her lockdown story; Topher Taylor explains what three million people recently saw him do; our Mystery Shopper assesses how adult stores in London have responded to social distancing; we take a peek inside Violet Fenn’s new book, Sex and Sexuality in Victorian Britain; and Tabitha Rayne visits the Vagina Museum and answers the obvious question – where is the penis museum, eh?
The July 2020 issue of ETO can be read online now by clicking here (registration required).
