Global warming is touching us all and the ways to combat it are numerous. Now, thanks to innovative thinking at Ann Summers, women can enjoy world-shaking orgasms without shaking the future of the world.

IntraMedTM

IntraMedTM is a medial grade material used to make many top sellers from Ann Summers, including the Rock Chick. This soft, sexy material is also 100% recyclable meaning that it works to combat global warming with reduced carbon emissions.

IntraMedTM is also completely phthalate free. Phthalates are plasticizers that help increase the flexibility of materials. There is concern that over-exposure to phthaltes can have a hormonal effect on the person, including liver and teste damage.

Green Sex

It is not surprising that the green movement is starting to take on sex as well. In face, what is surprising is how long it has taken. In addition to purchasing toys made with IntraMedTM here are some other ways that you can environmentalise your sex life...

1. Purchase high quality sex toys such as those available from Ann Summers. High quality items last longer and limit the number of products manufactured. By buying items that will not have to be replaced frequently, you are reducing the carbon footprint you create.

2. Purchase toys from reputable companies like Ann Summers. Large corporations are accountable to their shareholder and their customers. They are always looking for ways to meet your needs, including your desire for environmental sustainability.

3. Purchase organic products such as lubes and massage oils whenever possible. Not only are these products healthier for you and your partner, they are also friendlier for the environment.

4. Ask questions and make requests. You are a valued customer and your input is important. Talk to representatives from companies you support and ask them questions about ways they are going green.

Even the dirtiest sex can be clean for the environment. With a little research and a conscious mind you can keep things green while you are spicing it up in the bedroom.

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