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The orgasm is a volcanic explosion of unbearable tension released in a feeling of ecstatic joy.

HOWEVER! 2/3 of all women have vaginal orgasmic problems - too weak, too rare, never! At least half of all women do not achieve an orgasm at all during sexual intercourse. This experience can lead to psychological, physical, and relationship problems.

The sexual research scientist Dr. Stifter (commonly known as "Dr. Stifter, the founder of C.O.M.E.") has finally succeeded in providing effective help based on many years of extensive research.
The underlying assumption is that the orgasm consists of both psychological and physical components. The characteristics of the orgasmic phenomenon are rooted in:

• Inhibitions
• Guilt and
• Anxiety

Most women suffer from the fact that they are able to achieve an orgasm through masturbation or petting - but not through sexual intercourse. It is common knowledge that the orgasm is not a voluntary act, but a reflex. Admittedly, the most wonderful type of reflex that the body has to offer. A reflex cannot occur on command, but can only occur when stimulation is consciously allowed and inhibitions have been alleviated. Orgasmic inhibitions are frequently caused by physical reasons which obstruct the achievement of an orgasm - and may even make it impossible.

The vagina is without a doubt an important female sexual organ. The G-Spot can be found on the inside of the frontal vaginal wall. If the G-spot is successfully stimulated, an orgasm will be possible.

But this is where the biggest obstacle is. The MAN simply cannot reach this G-Spot!

The vagina becomes significantly enlarged with increased sexual stimulation. The length increase by about 30%, and the so-called "ballooning" and "tenting" effect results in an increased size in the width and the height. The result of this enlargement is, that the most important sensual area of the vagina, the G- Spot, will be only insufficiently - if at all - stimulated due to lack of contact with the penis. It's a significant difference if the vagina envelopes the penis like a glove or only loosely surrounds it. The more the penis is able to stimulate the G-Spot, the easier it is to achieve an orgasm. It is therefore up to the WOMAN to specifically strengthen the vaginal muscle (also known as the PC muscle). If it is strong enough, it will fit the penis like a glove, and the MAN has no problem in stimulating the G-Spot and enabling an orgasm to occur.