Lora DiCarlo, the award-winning, female-led sex technology and wellness company, returns to CES today with a new range of products.
Lora DiCarlo presents Drift, Tilt and Sway, three new anatomically inspired and ergonomically designed products incorporating thermoconductive nylon. By stimulating blood flow, they relieve muscular tension and enhance sexual pleasure.
Inspired by human heat, Lora DiCarlo’s new heated products simulate body temperature and reproduce the sensations of heated massage devices, thanks to a new nylon-based thermally conductive polymer. Its thermal coefficient is 7 times greater than that of traditional injection-molded plastic, enabling fast, constant internal heating. The range includes Drift – a vibrating bullet, Tilt – a special G-spot / P-spot vibrating plug and Sway, a wand-type vibrator offering dual stimulation. With their ergonomic design, these sex toys are accessible to a wide range of consumer profiles, will suit different anatomies and satisfy a variety of pleasures.
Lora DiCarlo founder and CEO Lora Haddock DiCarlo said, “2020 has been a year of incredible learning and growth for us and the world. We take consumer feedback very seriously and are very pleased with it, including the brand-new Osé 2, which meets the needs of several body types. Our new line of heated sex toys offers even more innovative options that remain true to our mission: to create a positive approach to sexuality and encourage well-being and sexual exploration”.
This news follows the announcement, last November, of the arrival of actress, model and icon Cara Delevingne, as co-owner and creative advisor to Lora DiCarlo. “The ability to innovate is one of the main reasons I chose to join the Lora DiCarlo team. The engineers and their revolutionary products impress me. I can’t wait for the world to see what we’re working on, and normalize conversations about sexual wellness,” said Cara Delevingne.
According to a recent report byAllied Market Research, the global sexual wellness market has seen staggering growth, from $23 billion in 2014 to $74.77 billion in 2019, and is expected to reach $108.32 billion by 2027. A new study by Juniper Research also revealed that sales of sex toys rose by 87% last year, which can be attributed to containment.
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