Leading sexual health and wellness company Aneros® has been named First Choice Brand for prostate stimulators by the online French publication of Gentlemen’s Quarterly.
“We are honored to be recognized by GQ France for our unique and innovative line of prostate stimulators and massagers,” said Brent Aldon, director of sales and marketing for Aneros. “Whether enjoying our vibrating or non-powered products, the Aneros line of prostate massagers are ergonomically designed to work with one’s own body producing stimulating experiences while incorporating the benefits of improved prostate health and greater sexual wellness.”
The article, written by Maïa Mazaurette, outlines the wide range of products available to men – more than 350 prostate massagers on Amazon alone – while also serving as a guide to top brands in the field. To read the full article in French, click here.
“Since male anal pleasure begins to be documented, it is becoming easier to find followers, testimonials and practical guides. The curious do not go on a blind adventure anymore …Here is our special selection,” Mazaurette wrote. “First choice: the historic brand, Aneros. From the medical community, Aneros offers ‘serious’ prostatic stimulators, which follow the contours and detours of the inside of the male body, adapting to the musculature.”
Mazaurette explained that the wide range of products available from Aneros offers consumers a variety of options that are tailored for individual needs: “The range is available from beginner to expert, from solo use to couple use, from static to vibrating. Too many choices?” she wrote. “The site proposes to answer a small quiz to propose the option which will suit you the best: you are taken in hand from the beginning to the end, it is still more reassuring. Price: from 20 to 150 euros.”
Most recently, Aneros has launched the innovative hands-free Helix Syn Trident which offers men an innovative and ergonomic prostate massager that is both effective and proven to provide relief from prostate complications and preventative measures for erectile dysfunction (ED).
