Rithual Deva Pelvic Floor Training Kegel Ball Set
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About the Product
Rithual Deva Pelvic Training Set is a kegel ball set for anyone who wants to train their pelvic floor muscles in a structured, pleasant way. The kit includes four balls of different weights that you combine across a 10-step programme, so you can move up gradually as your muscles get stronger. The balls are made from silky-soft silicone that Rithual describes as medical silicone, non-porous and hypoallergenic. Available in Aqua Green or Orchid.
Key Features
- Four weighted balls: Balls of different weights can be combined to change the level of challenge.
- 10-step programme: A progressive routine helps you build strength step by step.
- Silky silicone: Smooth, non-porous silicone warms to body temperature and is easy to clean.
- Discreet daily routine: Kegel exercises take only a few minutes and fit easily into your day.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Rithual |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Kegel ball training set |
| Material | Silicone (described by Rithual as medical silicone), non-porous |
| Colour | Aqua Green or Orchid |
| Included | 4 weighted balls |
| Weights | Listed by supplier as 60 g, 25 g, 40 g and 60 g |
| Size / Dimensions | Not specified by manufacturer |
How to Use and Care
Clean the balls before first use. Start with the lightest ball, apply a little water-based lubricant, and insert it gently. A basic kegel exercise is to squeeze the pelvic floor muscles for five seconds, relax for five seconds, and repeat four or five times. Move to heavier combinations only when you feel ready. After use, wash with warm water and a little soap, dry fully and store in a clean place.
Your training set travels in a plain outer box, with secure checkout and delivery to customers in the UK, Ireland and the EU.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are kegel balls suitable for beginners?
Yes. Start with the lightest ball and short sessions, then follow the 10-step programme at your own pace. If you have a medical condition or have recently given birth, ask a healthcare professional first.
Which lubricant should I use with the Deva balls?
The manufacturer recommends a water-based lubricant, as other lubricants could damage the silicone.
How often should I use kegel balls?
Short, regular sessions are generally more effective than long ones. Stop if you feel pain or discomfort.
How do I clean the kegel balls?
Wash them with warm water and a little mild soap before and after each use. A toy cleaner can be used for extra hygiene. Dry thoroughly before storing.
Start your routine with the Rithual Deva set, choosing Aqua Green or Orchid.
