Where has the G-spot gone?  If you had one in 2009 and its gone AWOL in 2010, then blame the boffins at King's College London.  According to these 'experts', the G-spot is sheer fallacy and 'doesn't  appear to exist'!

Now I may not wear a lab coat or have a Ph.D in Physics, but I do know from the popularity of our G-spot vibrator range, and the 'gushing' comments from reviewers (including the memorable 'I really do have a G-Spot  from launceston babe) to know that the G-spot, real or not, is giving lots of women lots of orgasmic pleasure!

I'm so sure of my claim that I've even founded a personal Facebook Group with the snappy name 'I bet I can find 1 million women who have a G-spot' to prove it!

We've got loads of information and advice for G-spot seekers on LoveHoney.  From the results of our G-spot survey to tips from the experts, through to real life g-spot experiences and the history of the G-spot, we've got it covered.  Perhaps the Kings College crew should have come to us first!

For further G-spot information or comment, please click here to contact me.

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We may be in the midst of a credit cruch, but it's been estimated that men will spend £4.2 billion this year on sexy extras such as strippers, erotic magazines and online pornography - without revealing their saucy spending habits to their partners (Men spend £4.2bn on secret sex bills)!

"The sex industry is clearly not being affected by the recession in any way," says a spokesman. "It seems men will find money to indulge in the world's most famous past-time whatever the economic climate."

One spending habit that isn't revealed in the poll is that men are spending more than ever on sex toys, but maybe that's because a high number actually use the toys with their partners rather than behind their backs.

From couples toys such as the We-Vibe Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator, to male toys like the bestselling Fleshlight and Tenga ranges, you can be sure that a percentage of that £4.2 billion is being spent at LoveHoney!

For further information on male sex toys and the sex toy market, click here to contact me.

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You might have spotted ever vivacious Spice Girl Mel B waxing lyrical about her favourite Doc Johnson iVibe Pocket Rocket Vibrator in Closer Magazine and The Sun (Sexual Spice Is Buzzing Again).

"I read about new research that showed 75 per cent of women don't have an orgasm during sex! Oh my God! That amazed me, because having a good sex life is absolutely essential in my opinion," says the artist formerly known as Scary Spice.

"My advice to women who are unfulfilled in the bedroom is to invest in a sex toy. I use a little vibrator called a Pocket Rocket - and it does the trick every time."

Mel's not the only celeb to have fallen in love with this stunning sex toy; other A-list fans include Friends favourite Courtney Cox and Desperate Housewife Eva Longoria.

If star endorsement isn't enough, one look at the customer reviews of the Pocket Rocket explains just why this is the sex toy of choice for the vibrator gliterati!

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The Journal of Sexual Medicine has published new findings in to the use of sex toys in the USA.

As Cory Silverberg reports, the study of just over 2,000 women and 1,000 men shows that 52% of women and 45% of men have used a vibrator (New Research on Vibrator Use).

It appears that that people who use sex toys are more savvy when it comes to genital health, with a higher number of vibrator users having gynecological tests and performing self checks than those who don't use them.

Shockingly, they're not so hot when it comes to cleaning their toys, with 20% of men and 14% of women claiming they never clean them - a health risk in itself and inexcusable with long lasting and low cost sex toy cleaner so easily available.

As Silverberg says though, the results of the new study are quantitative only - and there's always room for more qualitative research (What Surveys and Marketers Tell Us About Vibrator Use).

"Research on sex toy use shouldn't be any different than research on how we use cell phones, electric razors, or microwaves," says Silverberg "While it's wise to have some critical concerns about research that is funded by an interested for-profit company, it's exciting to see a company actually commit time and money to researching sex toys."

For further facts and stats on vibrator use and the sex toy market, click here to contact me.

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Does it really take four years in a relationship to achieve the best sex ever?

That's the claim of a new survey by Phillips, which found that couples reached their sexual peak after 50 months together. Supposedly that's when they felt their sexiest and also the most confident and relaxed with their partner.

Four years in is supposedly also the time when couples feel happiest to try out new things in the bedroom.

These statistics may be true for some, but LoveHoney's customers tell a different story.

Based on feedback from our customer service team and messages left on the LoveHoney Forums, great (and adventurous) sex is something you can enjoy at any stage in your relationship.

Sex toys for couples, ranging from the bestselling We-Vibe Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator to the BASIC Sex Toys Vibrating Finger Ring, have never been more popular.

Perhaps this is down to a flood of four year anniversaries, but something tells me that most couples are enjoying great sex far sooner than that!

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It may seem that tech workers just switch things off and on again, but their love of gadgetry has helped them top a poll as the most sexually adventurous professionals!

A new survey shows that eight out of ten tech workers regularly use sex toys, compared to just three in ten sports and fitness workers (Geeks best in bed - Gym-Goers most selfish).

When it comes to frequency of sex however, 47% of sports workers claim to have sex three or more times per week compared to 38% of IT people. Whether this is a brag on behalf of the former, who can say.

With so many hot gadgets to choose from, including bestsellers such as SaSi by JeJoue Intelligent Rechargeable Vibrator and the We-Vibe Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator, LoveHoney is the perfect place to discover the very latest sex toys - whatever your profession.

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LoveHoney's very own sex expert Tracey Cox has been featured in The Sun, charting how sexual experiences change with age (Secrets of great sex at all ages).

Taken from her bestselling book Sextasy, Tracey reveals that the majority of people will try out a number of different sexual experiences as they grow older, but one that she doesn't mention is sex toys.

Exclusive to LoveHoney, the Tracey Cox Supersex range of sex toys and accessories is extremely 'media friendly'.

From the Tracey Cox Supersex Rabbit to the Tracey Cox Supersex Love Lube, each item is non-threatening, beautifully packaged and highly rated by independent reviewers.

For further information on Tracey Cox and the Tracey Cox Supersex range, click here to contact me.

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Britney Spears is in a spin yet again, but this time it's to keep her fit.

According to the Daily Mail, The Dorchester Hotel is equipping Ms Spears chosen suite with a pole so she can keep herself in peak condition between shows (Britney requests a strippers' pole for her London hotel room during upcoming tour).

"Keeping fit on the tour is very important as her show is full of rigorous dance routines, so Britney likes to do her pole dancing work-out every morning when she gets up," says a source.

Get fit like Britney with LoveHoney's Professional Pole Dancing Kit. Great for beginners as well as professional dancers, the kit includes an instructional booklet and DVD with detailed practical advice, tips, techniques and routines for both exercise and exotic entertainment.

Click here to contact me for further information.

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With the budget top of the news agenda, Forbes is focusing on a fabulous side effect of the credit crunch - recession sex (How The Recession Can Spice Up Relationships).

According to former Playboy and Pethouse star turned sex therapist, Victoria Zdrok, sex is a great cure for the recession blues as it boosts endorphin levels. She also points out that people are saving money by staying in more and spending time together, and thus having more sex.

Sex and relationships expert Ian Kerner goes one step further, suggesting that now is also the perfect time to introduce the 'concept of novelty' in to relationship, as it stimulates dopamine transmission in the brain.

LoveHoney is proof that the credit crunch has created a sexual boom. With an 80% increase in sales year-on-year and thousands of sex toys being sold every day, it appears that sex toys really are stimulating the brain, the body and the economy!

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People aged 45 and up are continuing to risk their sexual health through unprotected sex and ignorance of STI transmission, according to a new survey from The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.

As the BBC reports: "a quarter of the 45-54-year-olds surveyed said they did not use contraception as they trusted the person they were sleeping with not to have an STI, with one in 10 saying they did not like the feeling of condoms." (Many over 45s ignore STI risks.)

However, as Lisa Powers from the Terrence Higgins Trust points out: "It's more embarrassing to get an infection than to use a condom."

Buying sexual health items online at LoveHoney is a great way to save embarrassment. From a comprehensive selection of condoms and dental dams, to female contraception and intimate lubricants, there are products to suit every sex life.

Further safer sex information can also be found in the LoveHoney Condom User Guide.

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