fchan

>>10
No need to eat it. All you need to do is insert it into any mucous membrane. The chemicals in the PVC are constantly leeching out into whatever they contact: usually the air, which is why you can smell the toys.

Left unused for a couple of weeks, a chemical film forms over the toy. This is why Zeta sends a bottle of baby powder with the toy and tells you to store it in a ziploc baggie with some baby powder. The powder acts as an absorbant, and keeps the toy from getting slimy. This doesn't make it any less dangerous, however, it just makes it less disgusting.

Several of the chemicals used have already been banned for consumer products in the European Union. The United States will probably get around to it eventually, after years of escalating media attention forces the government to respond. I wouldn't wait, though, if I were you. You can school yourself real quick with a simple google search on PVC and cancer, for example.

The whole problem could be averted if Zeta would start using silicone instead of PVC jelly. It's possible that they've invested in a bunch of PVC jelly that they're trying to get rid of. It's also possible that they just don't care about their customers' health.