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March 26, 2008 8:45 AM PDT

Caption text by Elsa Wenzel

The CEO was surprised to learn these battery-powered mosquito-zapping rackets were selling so well--apparently many buyers were using them in sex clubs. The company, however, declines to sell sex toys. It also passes on potentially offensive items related to religion, such as Jesus "action figures."

Credit: Elsa Wenzel/CNET Networks

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