Anal Plug Nebula Model 4 in Glass Pink 11 x 5 cm

Anal Plug Nebula Model 4 in Glass Pink 11 x 5 cm 🌸

An anal plug in borosilicate glass: an elongated cone with a pointed tip. At the bottom sits a ring as the foot, which doubles as the grip for pulling it out. Overall length, insertable length and diameter are listed apart - all three stand in the list below. It stands under anal plugs, with anal sex toys and under glass and ceramic dildos; the whole range is shown by the brand world of Nebula Series by Ibiza.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: borosilicate glass
• 🎨 Colour: Pink
• ✅ Overall length: 11 cm
• ✅ Insertable: 10 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 5 cm

❓ FAQ

What sets it apart from model 3?

Both are five centimetres wide, but this one is drawn out longer and tapers more sharply. The transition therefore comes later.

Is glass not cold?

At first yes. Anyone who holds the plug in warm water briefly or warms it in their hand notices nothing of it.

May it be warmed or cooled?

Yes, but only slowly - in lukewarm or cool water, never in a pot on the stove and never in the freezer. A sudden temperature change is the one thing that makes borosilicate genuinely dangerous.

How do you tell it is still intact?

Glass is non-porous and absorbs nothing. Run a hand over the surface before every use: a crack or a chip is the one reason to retire a glass item.

What is the broad foot plate for?

It stays outside and, with an anal plug, is not a feature but a condition. Further plugs stand under anal plugs.

Which lubricant fits?

With glass both work, water-based and silicone-based. For anal use one from anal and fisting lubricant is recommended.

How is it cleaned?

With warm water and soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner. Glass takes that without trouble.

How is it stored?

Softly padded and on its own - not loose in a drawer where it can knock against other things.

Where do the measurements come from?

From the graphic in the maker's data.

What does glass feel like?

Hard and perfectly smooth. It does not give way like silicone, but it glides with less lubricant than any other material.

Is borosilicate shatterproof?

It is considerably sturdier than ordinary glass, but it is not unbreakable. Dropping it on tiles is a bad idea.