The Ultimate Guide to Strap On Sex

The book, a paperback of 178 pages, is authored by Karlyn Lotney and appears to have been published in 2000. The author was presumably a sex columnist in an unnamed publication at one time, and may have since hosted a variety of sex-themed workshops throughout the country. She is not, however, necessarily regarded as a qualified professional in the industry.

Subtitled “A Complete Resource for Women and Men,” the paperback appears to target both sexes, including straight and gay couples and singles. This may not exactly pique the interest of men, considering the subject matter seems to focus almost exclusively on sex toys, including dildos, vibrators, and, of course (as the title would suggest), strap-on sex toys.

Perhaps some men may be interested in incorporating such toys into their sex lives with a partner, especially those looking for new and creative ways to enhance the sexual experience. However, based on the content – and many Web-based consumer testimonials – it would appear that the subject is geared more towards women, namely lesbians.

The pages deal with the world of sex toys and which ones to choose from based on the type of experience a person seeks. The author supposedly draws from her experiences as a sex therapist, as well as material from previous columns dealing with sexuality. Unfortunately, her credentials as a sex therapist may not be disclosed online at this time.

We believe men should pursue sexual enhancement methods and products that foster healthy lifestyles, without putting their long-term health in jeopardy. Too many products, methods and procedures these days – including penis enlargement devices and surgeries – are advertised as highly effective, but may lead to long-term – or perhaps permanent – damage.

Consumer testimonials may be a useful resource for determining how effective a product may be – and what kinds of warnings to look out for. The book in question appears to be backed by a number of testimonials, but we note that only a few may be deemed success stories. Some comments suggest that the book may be too elementary, and that the lack of images/photos may be annoying.

• May be purchased online
• The book is available in paperback

• May not improve sexual stamina
• May not promote longer-lasting erections
• A 100 percent product guarantee may not be available
• Some consumer testimonials suggest the book is disappointing

Considering that the product in question is a book and not necessarily meant to provide direct sexual enhancement support (as opposed to supplements), it may not be what most people are looking for. It may be convenient for those who enjoy reading and like to learn new things from books, but certain herbal capsule-based supplements may offer direct stimulation.

The Ultimate Guide to Strap-On Sex does not appear to be an ideal candidate for boosting libido, enhancing sexual stamina or improving blood flow to the penis – which may support firmer and longer-lasting erections. Formulas comprised of herbal extracts like Yohimbe may be a more exciting alternative. Yohimbe, native to Africa, is said to be superior for improving blood flow and circulation.