Urethral Dilator in Steel with a Ring 14 x 0.7 cm

Urethral Dilator in Steel with a Ring 14 x 0.7 cm ⚙️

A urethral dilator by Metal Hard in stainless steel. It starts with a smooth, cylindrical grip sleeve with a ring at its end. This is followed by a shaft stepped in beads that get smaller towards the tip; the tip itself is narrow and rounded. So the thickness increases gradually during insertion. It stands with fetish sex toys, under BDSM sex toys and with sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Metal Hard.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: stainless steel
• 🎨 Colour: silver
• 📏 Length: 14 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 0.7 cm
• 〰️ Shape: stepped in beads, narrower towards the tip
• ✋ Grip: smooth sleeve with a ring at the end
• ⚠️ Caution: sterile lubricant only, never with force

❓ FAQ

What is the ring for?

It is grip and stop at the same time: you hold the dilator steadily in position by it and slowly pull it out again, and it prevents the rod from sliding further in than intended.

What has to be observed?

Dilator and hands are cleaned and disinfected thoroughly before every use. It is never inserted with force but slides in by its own weight alone, and at pain, burning or blood you stop at once. Anyone new to this starts with the thinnest rod and increases slowly.

Which lubricant goes with it?

A sterile, water-based one. Stainless steel tolerates any lubricant; for the urethra the rule is as few additives as possible. Water-based ones are under water-based lubricant.

How do the beads feel?

Each bead can be felt on its own as it slides in. You can pause after each one and know exactly how far the rod has gone.

How is it cleaned?

With hot water and soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner, then disinfected and left to dry completely. The grooves between the beads and the transition to the ring need particular care.

Does metal get too cold?

It takes on the temperature it finds. Anyone who likes it more comfortable puts it in lukewarm water briefly first.

How is it stored?

Dry and on its own, ideally in a pouch of its own. Stainless steel does not rust, but scratches from other metal parts are a real problem for this use.