HIGHTSTOWN, N..J.—East Coast News and Kama Sutra have teamed up to create Rhythm, a collection of personal massagers.
“Our partnership with Kama Sutra goes way back,” said Justin Vickers, retail coordinator for East Coast News. “It is only fitting that they have applied their expertise to the personal massager market. Our customers are going to be blown away by the quality of these items, and we expect them to be a big hit at next month’s IVD/ECN Fall Show in Vermont!”
For the past 47 years, The Kama Sutra Company has enhanced the enjoyment of millions of couples worldwide with its high quality body products. With a strong dedication to detail and quality, Rhythm appears to have followed suit. With five well-designed pleasure instruments making up the Rhythm debut, retailers will hopefully be pleased to see the high-end display and packaging that showcases them.
The Rhythm collection is currently available for pre-order only through East Coast News. ECN is carrying all five styles, which can be purchased individually. Customers can also purchase a pre-pack that includes a display with four deep of each style and one tester for each style.
“We have been overwhelmed by the positive response to Rhythm by Kama Sutra, our new line of personal massagers,” said Nick Nugwynne, operations manager for Kama Sutra. “After decades of producing high quality, sensual body care products, Kama Sutra is excited to be entering a new market. We are ecstatic about the commitment East Coast News made in helping us take this new line to market. With three well positioned locations across the United States, ECN is the perfect partner to help launch Rhythm and we are excited to finally get the line into the hands of customers. ECN has been a long time partner of Kama Sutra’s for many years and I am glad to continue to strengthen and grow our partnership with the exclusive launch of Rhythm by Kama Sutra.”
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