Urethral Dilators in Stainless Steel, Set No. 5

Urethral Dilators in Stainless Steel, Set No. 5 ⚙️

A set of urethral dilators by Metal Hard in polished stainless steel. Each rod has a gentle curve, a rounded tip and a flattened grip end on which your fingers rest securely. The smooth surface has no seams and no pores in which anything could settle, so it can be cleaned and disinfected thoroughly. The set is meant for adults with experience in urethral play, not for a first attempt. 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, polished
• 🎨 Colour: silver
• 〰️ Shape: gently curved
• ✅ Tip: rounded
• ✅ Grip end: flattened
• ⚠️ Caution: only with experience, never with force

❓ FAQ

Why are the rods curved?

The urethra does not run straight. A curved rod follows this bend, a straight one would have to be pushed past it. The flat grip tells you which way the curve points, even without looking.

Which rules apply every time?

Each rod is only used cleaned and disinfected, together with nothing but sterile, water-based lubricant without additives; you will find water-based gels under water-based lubricant. Always begin with the thinnest size. Never push and never force anything in, the rod glides only under its own weight. At pain, burning or blood you stop at once, and without experience you do not try it alone.

When are you better off without it?

With any inflammation in the intimate area, if you take blood thinners, and whenever you feel unsure. Also take your time: if you are in a hurry or feel rushed, it is the wrong moment.

How do you clean the set?

Before and after use with hot water and a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner. Then disinfect, let everything dry completely and only touch the rods by the grip from then on.

How do you store the rods?

Dry and separately, ideally in a cloth or a case, so that they do not rub against each other or against other metal. Run your fingers over the tip before every use: if it is scratched or rough, put the rod aside.