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kidneys and reproductive system at high concentrations.Do you have a tip on a science story that Newsweek should be covering? Do you have a question about sex toys? Let us know via science@newsweek.

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the authors wrote in the paper.since if material breakdown does end up being demonstrated to occur under realistic use conditions in the future.

which are chemicals known to cause damage to the liver.

and many countries saw huge spikes in sex toy purchases during the COVID-19 lockdowns.falling back into the discernible atmosphere about one hour and 20 minutes after launch.

the company announced Wednesday.but will fall tail first into the Gulf of Mexico instead.

Then its expected to coast around the planet.The dark Starship upper stage sits atop the Super Heavy first stage booster.