Svakom has launched a new B2B product training series that offers rewards to attendees and raises funds for breast cancer research. Concurrently, the company has debuted the Cici 2, an app-controlled G-spot vibrator.

B2B Training Series Details

The B2B product training series, which includes a fundraising component for breast cancer research, has been introduced by Svakom. Vanessa Rose, a Svakom sexual wellness educator, will initially lead the series for participants in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. The series is planned for expansion to other regions.

Participants in the training can select from various themed sessions and schedule their preferred day and time. These sessions involve one-on-one video meetings with Rose, where attendees receive practical tips. Rose stated that Svakom aims to facilitate the explanation and sale of its adult products for supporters while also giving back to them and the wider community. She noted that the company recognizes the difficulties associated with staff product knowledge training, and as such, the series is designed to be flexible and easily conducted in-store without disrupting retail operations, or from home.

Attendees will receive perks after each session and work towards a mystery gift. For participants in Australia, their involvement activates a donation to the country's National Breast Cancer Foundation, with no cost incurred by the participants themselves. Rose indicated that this initiative is a way of thanking supporters and contributing to the acceleration of research needed to address breast cancer.

Cici 2 G-Spot Vibrator Launch

In addition to the training series, Svakom has released the Cici 2, a new app-controlled G-spot vibrator. This device is described as a notable upgrade from the original Cici, being slimmer and more advanced than its predecessor.

Rose commented on the Cici 2, stating that there is a growing demand for a super-slim vibrator that adults can enjoy at different life stages, and the Cici 2 provides a high-quality and reliable solution. She highlighted that its app-compatibility allows users to pursue sexual pleasure in more ways that align with their individual needs and desires. The Cici 2 features the slim, finger-like shape of the original Cici, along with new functionalities. Users can customize settings and control the toy, or interact with a partner at any distance, by downloading the free Svakom App on a smart device and enabling Bluetooth.

The Cici 2 is constructed from soft-touch liquid silicone. It measures 7 inches in total length, with an insertable length of 4.92 inches and a diameter of 0.98 inches. Rose explained that the Cici 2 has been designed with a slim, semi-flexible shaft and a ribbed head, precisely angled to reach the G-spot. She noted its suitability for individuals with a vagina who are new to vibrators, returning from sexual inactivity, or find penetration by a wider shaft uncomfortable. The device is also suitable for use on external erogenous zones. A new heating function allows the head to warm to 38°C, which is intended to increase relaxation at the contact area and heighten arousal. Other new features include a waterproof USB charging port and battery indicator lights to remind users when to recharge. The device also includes a memory function, allowing it to resume previous settings.

Key Facts

  • Svakom launched a B2B product training series and the Cici 2 G-spot vibrator.
  • The training series rewards attendees and fundraises for breast cancer research.
  • Vanessa Rose, Svakom sexual wellness educator, leads the training for Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
  • Australian participants in the training activate a donation to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
  • The Cici 2 is an app-controlled G-spot vibrator, described as slimmer and more advanced than its predecessor.
  • The Cici 2 features a slim, semi-flexible shaft, ribbed head, heating function, waterproof USB charging port, and memory function.