Durex Commercial: Turn Your Phone off for Better Sex

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published 18 March 2015

How much time are you spending on your phone? Actually, how much time are you spending on your phone in bed? Probably a lot, if you're anything like us. (Very guilty phone-under-pillow sleepers here.)

Durex gets it, and thinks your sex life is suffering as a result. In an effort to help, they've dedicated their research and development teams to adding a little something something to the bedroom with the help of technology.

That's right: Your phone can help you have better sex. Are you ready to find out how? Behold this awesomeness—then try it at home:

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