Speculum XL in Stainless Steel Silver 19 cm

Speculum XL in Stainless Steel Silver 19 cm 🔍

The large version: more blade width and more spread than the usual ones - and so nothing to begin with. Anyone who has worked with a smaller speculum knows how quickly the last turn is one too many. Insert it closed, open slowly, stop at the first pull. Close it again before pulling it out. Boiling and plenty of water-based lubricant belong with it, and somebody watching does no harm. Stainless steel has no pores and can be boiled, so nothing stays behind in it. It stands under anal plugs, with anal sex toys, under sex toys and with the sex toys.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: stainless steel
• 🎨 Colour: silver
• 📏 Length: 19 cm
• ✅ Version: large, wide spread
• ✅ Experience: not one to begin with
• ✅ Rule: close before pulling out
• ✅ Hygiene: boil, plenty of lubricant

❓ FAQ

How far does it spread?

As far as it feels right. Insert it closed, open slowly, and stop at the first pull - not after it.

What belongs with a speculum?

Boiling and plenty of lubricant. Close it again before pulling it out; open it does not come out.

What kind of steel is this?

Stainless steel, polished. It does not rust, has no pores and takes on neither smell nor colour - which is why a piece like this outlasts the interest in it.

How is it cleaned?

Warm water with soap, or boiling if need be. Stainless steel takes both; there are no pores for anything to stay in.

Which lubricant belongs with it?

Any of them. Unlike silicone, nothing here is attacked by silicone oil - water-based ones stand under water-based lubricant and are simply easier to wash off.

Why is it so heavy?

Because it is solid. The weight is part of the effect; anyone wanting it lighter is better served by silicone.

Can it be cooled or warmed?

Yes, and that is half the appeal. A few minutes in warm water or in the fridge are enough - never the freezer, and never boiling water right before use.

How discreetly does it arrive?

In a plain box with no hint of the contents. The sender line says nothing that would tell the neighbours anything.