Age is never “just a number” - Aging is a process. Aging is a journey. Time changes things, and that’s not always a bad thing. As we age, our bodies and minds change, and these shifts can influence how we experience sex. While the journey of aging brings many changes, it doesn't mean the end of a satisfying sex life. In fact, sex after…
Female-Founded Black-Owned Business What makes EngErotics different? Simply put: Pleasure derived from science In honor of EngErotics’ 8 year anniversary, we wanted to walk you down the journey of how it all started. We present to you… The History of EngErotics Our Mission Statement We aim to bring high-quality, well-engineered intimacy devices along with expertly formulated CBD (cannabidiol) infused intimate body care products to…
June is PRIDE MONTH! EngErotics works to celebrate Pride every month. We strive to be inclusive of all individuals consistently, use gender-neutral terms, and treat everyone as equals. LGBTQIA+ You have seen this abbreviation, possibly shortened as LGBT. Do you know what each letter stands for? L: lesbian G: gay B: bisexual T: transgender (*does not denote sexual orientation) or two-spirit Q: queer or…
May is National Masturbation Month! Come one, come all! Sexual experimentation and variety is an important aspect of being sexually satisfied 1,3 - especially in regards to the relationship you have with yourself. Masturbation, also known as solo sex, is a common form of sexual expression across the lifespan, without risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (STI), and regardless of partner availability or…
Cannabis is currently the most commonly used drug 1. This plant, Cannabis sativa, has been around for centuries and multiple different purposes ranging from agriculture to medicine. Historically, and among various cultures, cannabis has been used as an aphrodisiac 2. However, much of the scientific research regarding cannabis and sex is vastly outdated. While sex has not extensively changed throughout time, cannabis has dramatically…
Kegels: What? Why? How? The first description of pelvic floor muscle exercises was established in 1948 by Arnold Kegel for the management of pelvic floor strengthening [2]. The Kegel exercise (also known as kegels) is a pelvic floor exercise that can be done to strengthen the muscles that surround part of the vagina, rectum, and urethra. These are the same muscles that hold your…
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