Love Balls Training Set in Silicone Yellow 3 cm Across

Love Balls Training Set in Silicone Yellow 3 cm Across 💛

Love balls by Loveline in yellow. Two pieces in one box: a single ball and a double ball on a cord. The single one is the start, the double one the next step - both three centimetres across. They stand with love balls, under sextoys for women and with sex toys for beginners; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Loveline.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: Silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Yellow
• 📏 Length: 19 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 3 cm
• ✅ Contents: one single ball and one double ball
• ✅ Single ball: 14.5 cm with the cord, 4 cm of it insertable
• ✅ Double ball: 19 cm with the cord, 8.5 cm of it insertable
• 💦 Waterproof: yes

❓ FAQ

Why did the title carry a different measurement before?

Because that was the insertable length of the smaller ball followed by its diameter. But the box holds two pieces, and the table gives separate measurements for each. Both now stand above, and the title carries what applies to both: the width.

Which one does one start with?

With the single ball. It is shorter and easier to hold; the double ball gives more feedback but also asks more. That is exactly why both lie in one box.

What do love balls actually train?

The pelvic floor - the same layer of muscle that holds the bladder when you sneeze. The balls give it something to hold, and the holding is the exercise. Ten minutes a day is enough; anyone wearing them for hours overtaxes the muscle rather than strengthening it.

What is the retrieval cord for?

It is the only way back. Love balls without a cord have no business inside the body; with one they can be pulled out at any time, even when the muscle is not cooperating.

Can they be worn in everyday life?

Yes, but not all day. Ten to twenty minutes is an exercise, three hours is overload - the pelvic floor behaves like any muscle held tense too long. With lubricant from water-based lubricant inserting them is easier.

When should they not be used?

During a period, with an infection, in the first weeks after giving birth and after surgery in the pelvis. Anyone with a coil or unsure asks at the practice first - pelvic floor training is good, but not in every situation.

How are they cleaned?

With lukewarm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner, before and after every use. The retrieval cord is washed too - it is the part that stays outside and still has contact.