CamSoda’s Vapegasm app connects a vape pen to a Lovense vibrator

Updated July 2, 2021

Published June 10, 2019

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CamSoda has launched what is likely to be a limited ‘experiment’ that connects vaping to Lovense-enabled sex toys.

Via the Vapegasm app – which the company says is available for Android and iOS devices, but doesn’t actually link to or publish anywhere – you can connect a Lovense Bluetooth-enabled sex toy to a CamSoda-branded vape pen for some fun sexy times.

The longer a user pulls (inhales) on their pen, the stronger the vibrations of the toy. Shorter draws of the pen will – you guessed it – mean shorter vibrations of the toy, meaning users can fluctuate between both to create their own patterns.

Currently, the Vapegasm is only available for G-spot and clitoris connected sex toys, however, we’ve been told that penis-focused toys will be added soon.

To enjoy the high and simultaneous vibrations, you’d have to download the VapeGasm app and purchase the $19.99 CamSoda Bluetooth vape pen, which comes in the site’s brand colors, white, blue and pink. There’s a pre-order form, but no indication of when it’d be sent out.

Vapegasm CamSoda pens

Since its Pollcast campaign last November, which set vibrations to the results of the US midterm elections, CamSoda also brought together people’s love of sports and sex during the Super Bowl, where vibrations were received when your team scored a point.

On the whole though, these experiments don’t tend to lead to long-term useful products.

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