Can you buy this online? I'm in san Diego, anyone know other brands that are safe?

wait, women were supposed to focus on my ejaculative experience? I've been getting heteronormatively ripped off!

@1: you're in CA - its probably available through the MMJ stores.

When a woman absorbs it vaginally it creates a "local sensation" and not a "head high"? But absorbed anally, it gets you "high as fuck"? Really?

Look: "The superior rectal veins go via the liver whereas the inferior rectal veins bypass liver metabolism, thus correct positioning of the dosage form, at the lower rectum, is crucial."

However! "Arteries and veins form a plexus around the vagina, and venous drainage of the vagina does not immediately pass through the liver".

So both avoid "first-pass metabolism" in the liver. It's not clear at all why one would cause a head high and the other wouldn't.

@2 - I read that too and thought WTF?! As a hetero male, I've always thought that attentive, communicative, and enthusiastic pussy worship was what I should be striving for...

I just don't think this is as destructive to the lives of its users as heroin or meth, and should not be categorized as such.

@4 That's an interesting point. I'm basing that statement off a combo of information from the manufacturers and users. Not sure what the physiology behind it is, but most users report that experience.

Inspired by this article and with great hope and optimism, I tried Bond. I bought two sample sizes (the only size currently available at Ike's, $10 a pop), intending to try one solo run, and one manned mission. Last night, I tried it for the first time (solo). It definitely did NOT "get my pussy high." It got *me* very mildly high. I haven't imbibed in a few years, but I absolutely recognized the sensation. Pot does increase sexual pleasure in a lot of women (myself included), but I made the mistake of trying it after a very long, trying day. I couldn't focus on what I was doing, so I just ended up giving up and going to sleep before I finished up. My impression from this trial is that it seems the product was developed as a way to get ladies to try stoned sex who would not ordinarily try getting stoned at all. I'm still going to try it a second time (partnered), but I will have more managed expectations.