How to Spot False Advertising in Adult Products: Understanding the "Fine Print"
Created on 09.17
1. Common Marketing Buzzwords—Decoded
- 🔍 "All-in-one/Multifunctional" → Often means average performance with no standout features
- 🔍 "Cutting-edge/Revolutionary" → Usually just repackaged basic technology
- 🔍 "Medical Grade" → Must come with certification numbers (e.g., FDA, CE)
- 🔍 "Ultra-Quiet" → Check decibel levels (under 50dB is desirable)
- 🔍 "Long-Lasting Battery" → Verify actual runtime per intensity level
2. Where to Find Real Information
✅ Materials: Look for “100% medical-grade silicone” or “platinum silicone”—avoid vague terms
✅ Certifications: CE/FDA/RoHS should include registration numbers, not just logos
✅ Dimensions: Request insertable length and diameter—not total length
✅ Waterproof: Look for IPX ratings (e.g., IPX7 = submersible), not just “waterproof”
3. How to Detect Fake Reviews
- ❌ Reviews posted within a short time span; overly generic or exaggerated language
- ❌ Highly edited photos or only stock images—no real usage scenes
- ❌ New accounts reviewing only one product with no other purchase history
- ✅ Authentic reviews: mention pros/cons, show real photos, are spread over time
4. What Real Information Matters
- Motor type: Brushless > brushed (more durable)
- Battery capacity: Clearly listed in mAh
- Warranty: Specific length and coverage
- Testing reports: Third-party material safety certifications
5. Ask Customer Service the Right Questions
→❌ Avoid: “Is this good?” “Is the quality ok?”
→✅ Ask instead: “What’s the noise level in dB?” “What’s the IPX waterproof rating?” “Can you provide the certification number?”
Remember:
Flashy claims are no substitute for hard data. Skip products described as “magic,” “revolutionary,” or “#1.” Focus on specs, certifications, and verified reviews. Always check company credentials before buying—be a smart consumer!
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