Dilator Electro Urethral Sound Stainless Steel Silver 5.1 x Ø 0.5 cm

Dilator Electro Urethral Sound Stainless Steel Silver 5.1 x Ø 0.5 cm ⚠️

Electro-stimulation does not feel like vibration but like a pull coming from the muscle itself - the current triggers the contraction rather than irritating the skin. That is why many people try it once and either like it immediately or not at all. Before anything is switched on, three rules apply without exception: current stays below the waist, it never flows across the chest, and anyone with a pacemaker, an implant or a heart condition does not use a device like this - not even on a low setting. The same goes with epilepsy and in the time before and after giving birth. Start on the lowest setting, place the electrodes before switching on and only move them after switching off. Use water-based lubricant only - silicone-based does not conduct. This sound is a stainless steel urethral rod - five millimetres thick and 5.1 centimetres long. With this use hygiene comes before everything else: the urethra leads directly to the bladder, and whatever goes in stays in. The rod is cleaned before every use, only sterile water-based gel is used, and it is not shared. It is never pushed - the rod glides by itself or not at all. Blood, burning or pain are the sign to stop. It sits under penile enlargement, under BDSM sex toys and in our fetish sex toys section.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: Stainless steel
• 🎨 Colour: Silver
• ⭕ Diameter: 5 millimetres
• ✅ Rule: Sterile gel only, never push, do not share
• ⚠️ Caution: Blood or burning means stop
• ⚠️ Caution: Not with a pacemaker, implant or heart condition

❓ FAQ

What matters most with a sound?

Cleanliness. The urethra leads directly to the bladder, and whatever goes in stays in - so the sound is cleaned before every use, and only sterile water-based lubricant is used. A sound is not shared.

How deep and how fast?

As far as it glides by itself, and no further. A sound is never pushed - it sinks under its own weight. Resistance is the sign to stop, not the sign to press harder.

What is a warning sign?

Blood, burning when urinating, pain. Then you stop, and if it does not go away within a day it belongs in front of a doctor. That is not a precautionary phrase - urinary tract infections are the most common consequence of unclean use.

Which lubricant belongs with it?

A sterile water-based one, and plenty of it. Oil and silicone have no business in the urethra. Suitable ones are under water-based lubricant, more of this kind under BDSM sex toys.