how does a company test a new desing for dildos

　　Testing new dildo designs requires ensuring safety, comfort, functionality, and durability. A professional company will usually conduct testing in the following steps:

1. Material safety testing (to ensure that it is harmless to the human body)

　　• Non-toxicity testing: Use materials such as medical-grade silicone or TPE, and conduct chemical analysis to ensure that there are no harmful substances (such as phthalates and heavy metals).

　　• Allergy testing: Simulate skin contact in a laboratory environment to test whether it will cause allergies or irritation.

　　• Odor testing: Ensure that the material has no pungent odor, or that the odor can be dissipated in a short time.

2. Structure and durability testing (to ensure long-term use)

　　• Bending test: Repeatedly bend at different angles to test the flexibility and tear resistance of the material.

　　• Tensile test: For soft materials, pull in different directions to see if they will break or deform.

　　• Vibration intensity and durability test (if there is a vibration function):

　　• The machine runs continuously for several hours to check whether the motor is overheated or fails.

　　• Test different vibration modes to ensure that the motor power is stable.

　　• Waterproof test: If it is a waterproof model, soak it in water or test it under shower conditions to ensure that no water will enter.

3. Experience test (to ensure comfort and realism)

　　• Human model test: Use a highly simulated silicone human model to test the insertion angle, comfort and friction.

　　• Volunteer feedback (some companies will invite real users to participate):

　　• Wearing experience: If it is a wearable product, see if it fits well and is not easy to slide.

　　• Size comfort: Different users experience different sizes of styles and record feedback.

　　• Use experience: Test friction, elasticity, vibration mode, etc.

　　• Noise test: If there is a vibration function, test the decibel value to ensure that it is not too noisy in a quiet environment.

4. Charging and battery life test (if it is an electric model)

　　• Charging cycle test: Repeatedly charge and discharge 100-500 times to ensure that the battery life is long enough.

　　• Overheating test: Run for a long time to detect whether the battery and motor are overheated.

　　•Magnetic suction/socket durability: whether the charging port is durable, loose or water-proof.

5. Packaging and user guide test

　　•Sealing test: ensure that the product packaging will not be damp, deformed or contaminated.

　　•User manual test: whether the instructions are easy to understand and whether the safety warnings are clear.

6. Quality control & final inspection

　　•Randomly check each batch of products to ensure consistency.

　　•CE, FDA and other certification tests to meet international market sales standards.