China stops sales of artificial hymen that fake women’s virginity

In the south of Italy, until not long ago and possibly still now, a woman had to marry virgin and the day after the wedding-night, the bed-sheet stained with blood was displayed outside the couple’s window for everybody to see that she did marry virgin…a matter of honor.

In China women were able to purchase online, until a few days ago, artificial hymens with little blood-like blisters that had to be inserted into the vagina, and after the penetration the blood-coloured liquid would stain the sheets, allowing women to feign virginity and win the heart of the Chinese, optimistic, husband.

Despite the product being advertised to “prevent bacterial infection, eliminate odors, promote women’s metabolism, enhance sex life and improve the quality of married life”, and restoring honeymoon’s fun, the artificial hymens have been withdrawn from sales after Chinese doctors voiced their concerns that the product could cause infections.

Taobao, the online seller, is bummed with the news regarding its popular product.

Users were also pleased with the product “It really succeeded! My boyfriend is very satisfied and he called me every day,” was one comment on Taobao.com
Another said: “The blood looked a little bit fake and I was so nervous. But under dim light it turned out to be fine.

There you go ladies…faking virginity is no longer an option…unless you purchase a similar kit from Amazon!

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