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We are doubling down on our commitment to our livestreams

Big things are happening in the very near future. As some of you may already know, we have started to do a Saturday e-stim livestream where we talk about all sorts of electrosex-related subjects.

Now, our internet is temperamental at the best of times, so we often lose connection during our live stream, and the feed drops. This, coupled with us running out of space here at Chez Joanne, has meant I am actively on the lookout for a new workshop closer to town.

Moving, while expensive, is going to give me better internet access and, more importantly, more space for my operation as I am getting busier and busier each month (which is a good thing).

Check out the latest electrodes from E-Stim Systems

Well, I am so excited to tell you all about the NEW ElectroRings System from E-Stim Systems, a UK company renowned for the quality of its electrodes.

I have been lucky enough to have reviewed most of their electrodes in the past, and they make the core of my electrode collection.

I visited their factory in Watford and was blown away by their manufacturing methods and levels of quality control on their electrode production line. I see how they can happily offer a lifetime warranty on their electrodes.

But I digress. This post is about their latest addition to their range of electrodes - The ElectroRings System.

I am looking to learn some new skills

So, I want to let you all in on a little secret. I am considering getting into the insertable electrode scene. By that, I mean body-safe silicone electrodes with metal electrode surfaces for excellent conductivity.

I am still in the planning phase, whether it is financially viable for me to get into producing low-volume but high-quality insertables. So far, I have made a name for myself due to my innovative 3D-printed electrode designs, and I am pretty good at what I do.

But here's the kicker: I've always wanted to make my insertables, but until recently, I had yet to decide what I wanted to make or how I could bring this dream to life.

Why would I want to make silicone insertable electrodes when the market already has lots to choose from?

Tackling the great cord lock problem once and for all

I'm proud to announce two new products this week (after a very long development period).

As a self-taught user of Fusion360, it takes me way longer to design products than someone would take if formally trained. But eventually, I do get there.

These two designs have been tweaked over a couple of months, and each product aims to remove a problem some people face when playing.

It has been a lovely process designing them and putting in the skills I have learned over time, and they look great and perform well, which is the most essential part.