From Tabitha Rayne and Rocks Off, the team who brought you the award-winning, original Ruby Glow ride-on vibrator, comes the new Ruby Glow Blush. Consisting of a base unit and detachable wand, the Ruby Glow Blush is made from velvety, body-safe silicone. It can be straddled and used for hands-free grinding, or removed to use as a hand-held wand for targeted clitoral, vaginal or anal stimulation. Dual motors with deep rumbly vibrations and a remote control deliver powerful satisfaction.
“A ride-on wand combo that’s right on trend, the new Ruby Glow Blush offers real versatility,” says toy designer Tabitha Rayne. “Whether you prefer to hump, grind, straddle, stroke, tease, clench, or thrust, the new Ruby Glow Blush offers true adaptability.”
Rayne highlighted the upcoming trend for grind-on toys and said, “the fact that my toys offer full vulva stimulation is what gives them a unique place in the market.”
“Adaptability and inclusivity in design is also set to become a huge trend across sextech,” says Rayne. “Sex tech companies, including Ruby Glow, are trying to broaden the market for sexual health devices. There is an expectation from consumers to see forms that suit a wider range of bodies, and tech that can be adapted to different needs.”
Rayne, who was recently announced as one of the Top 50 Influential Neurodivergent Women of 2022, adds: “I want people to do what feels good for them, not what they think they should or should not do. Having a sex toy that can change with your mood is a great thing and can help you explore your body, opening up sensations you didn’t know you enjoyed.”
“The Ruby Glow Blush is proud to be at the vanguard of more inclusive and versatile pleasure,” concludes Rayne.
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For wholesale inquiries, visit www.therubyglow.com or www.rocks-off.com.
Hi res images and a detailed product spec are available HERE
For more information or to request a sample or video demonstration, contact: tabitha@therubyglow.com.
