Urethral Dilators in Stainless Steel, Set No. 4

Urethral Dilators in Stainless Steel, Set No. 4 ⚙️

A set of urethral dilators by Metal Hard in stainless steel. The rods are gently curved, run out into a smooth, rounded tip at the front and end in a flattened grip at the back. The curve follows the natural course of the urethra, so the rod does not have to be pushed against a bend. Stainless steel is non-porous, absorbs nothing and can be cleaned thoroughly before and after every use. The set is meant for people who already know urethral play. 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
• 〰️ Shape: gently curved
• ✅ Tip: smooth and rounded
• ✅ Grip: flattened
• ⚠️ Caution: only with experience, never with pressure

❓ FAQ

How do you go about it safely?

Only use each rod cleaned and disinfected, and use nothing but sterile lubricant. You will find water-based gels under water-based lubricant; the gel must be sterile and free of additives. Start with the thinnest size you have. Never push and never force anything: the rod glides in under its own weight or not at all. At pain, burning or blood, stop at once, and without experience never try it alone.

When is it better left alone?

With any inflammation in the intimate area, if you take blood thinners, and whenever you feel unsure. Urethral play does not tolerate haste; a spontaneous attempt without preparation is the wrong way here.

What is the flat grip for?

It gives your fingers a hold and shows you which way the curve points. That way you always know where the tip lies. Hold the rod loosely between two fingers instead of clutching it; that way you feel any resistance immediately.

How do you clean the rods?

Before and after every use with hot water and a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner, then disinfect them and let them dry completely. After cleaning, only touch the rods by the grip.

How do you store them?

Dry and separately, ideally wrapped in a clean cloth or in a case of their own. Scratches from other metal roughen the surface, and here every smooth spot counts. Check the tip with your fingers for burrs or grooves before every use; if it is damaged, the rod is not used again.