Anal Speculum in Metal Silver

Anal Speculum in Metal Silver 🔧

The Anal Speculum by Seven Creations is made of polished, silver-coloured metal. At the front two narrow, rounded blades lie on top of each other; at the back are the handles you use to open and close the blades. A knurled screw on a threaded rod sits between the handles. It stands under anal plugs, with anal sex toys and under anal and fisting lubricant; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Seven Creations.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: anal speculum
• 🧵 Material: metal, polished
• 🎨 Colour: Silver
• ✅ Build: two blades, handles
• 🔩 Screw: knurled screw between the handles
• ✅ Lubricant: water-based, plenty
• ⚠️ Caution: experienced users only, never open with force

❓ FAQ

Who is the speculum meant for?

For adults with experience in anal play. It suits play in which the widening itself is the focus. If you only know small plugs so far, gain experience with those first before reaching for the speculum.

How do you use it safely?

Insert it closed, open it slowly, take it out closed. Open the blades in small steps with pauses and never with force; the entrance should widen by itself. If it hurts, close it at once and take the speculum out.

Which lubricant suits it?

A water-based one, and plenty of it. Apply it to both blades and to the entrance and add more as soon as anything feels dry. Suitable ones are under anal and fisting lubricant.

How does the metal feel?

Firm, smooth and cool at first. It does not give. Put the speculum in lukewarm water for a few minutes beforehand and check the temperature on the inside of your wrist before inserting it.

How do you clean it?

Thoroughly with warm water and soap before and after every use. Pay particular attention to the hinge and the screw, where gel and residue collect. The metal also takes hot water; dry it thoroughly afterwards.

What do you check before use?

Smooth edges and a hinge that moves cleanly. Run your fingers over the edges of the blades; if you feel a burr, a notch or a scratch, the speculum is not used any more. Store it dry in a cloth or pouch so that the polished surface does not get scratched.