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[jackson]

Hello,

I know this may sound a little stupid, but I wonder whether the disaster in Fukushima has an impact on the sex toys from Japan. Could they possibly be contaminated, especially the Meiki no Shoumei models (want to buy one of those

Where are they being produced? Where get the producers the raw materials for them?
Are there any custom controlls at the border?

I am looking foward to hear from you!

So far this concern is the only reason that keeps me from buying one!

Best regards,

Tim

[DaaaBears]

Don't think you have anything to worry about. I remember reading somewhere that US Customs do radiation readings on all things imported into the US. If it is not safe it would have been rejected. So far no reports of The Incredible Dick or Dickman.......

[jackson]

Problem is I live in germany

Also what about radiation inside the material or the sleeve itsself, not outside the package?

[HardGay]

I'm pretty sure this kind of problems every country's border agency probably inspect things coming into their country very tightly...so far nobody is talking about radiation it shoudlnt be a problem... at least my dick hasn't turn green yet.. 

[emeri]

If you are still not convinced by the number of people who use it, then you probably shouldn't get it. We already get a good share of daily radiation from using computers and cellphones.

[HardGay]

If you are still not convinced by the number of people who use it, then you probably shouldn't get it. We already get a good share of daily radiation from using computers and cellphones.

lol Holy crap with the amount of time i spent on this forum... I shouldn't be just a "Hero Demon" I definitely should be a "Hero Radiated Demon"  from all the radiation I get in front of electronics..
 

[slammer32]

This isn't a thing to joke about. But in all seriousness I can see why you are concerned but I just think your fears are irrational. I know that US and Canada scan for this sort of stuff on goods coming in, doubt Europe would be any different. I highly doubt a box would throw them off, let alone a fancy container. Also how do you think people actually living in Japan function. So we should throw away all our fancy electronics from Japan for same reason? I suppose somebody could actually get a geiger counter and put your fears to rest. Waiting for Toydemon rep to chime in.

[jackson]

Slammer32 agreed!

I already thought about buying one, though its a bit paranoid, but hey you put something very special in it

[ToyDemon]

It is understandable to be worried but this is not a concern on the toys.

When the disaster happened in Japan, U.S. customs reaffirm the safety of all items coming in from Japan. They use the newest technology to scan every cargo coming in even before the disaster. They also made sure to let everyone know that after the disaster, all incoming items from Japan were even more closely looked at and scrutinized using the best detection technology. Remember that U.S. customs is in charge of protecting U.S. soil from any foreign radiation threats and paper packaging would not be enough to block radiation scans.

If you are in a foreign country like Germany, we don't really know about their customs but would imagine it to be just as good as USA's. In the end if you are really concerned, there are inexpensive personal Geiger counters you can buy. You'll be surprised at all the radiation from everything you use daily. A banana will have more radiation than a sex toy.

[jackson]

Thanks alot, anyone having a geiger counter at home so I dont have to buy one?
Anyways I guess I buy one then thanks alot 

Are these cheap geiger counters any good for like 12 bucks?

[jackson]

Anyone tested yet?

[vvic2081]

We already get a good share of daily radiation from using computers and cellphones.

there is no ionizing radiation from computers or cellphones. You'll get more radiation from a single banana than from using a computer AND being constantly on a phone 24/7 for a year

check this comprehensive comparison chart of various radiation sources: http://xkcd.com/radiation/