Rithual Nisha Rechargeable Vibrating Kegel Balls Trainer is a Rithual product in the Kegel Balls category. The Rithual Nisha is a set of rechargeable vibrating kegel balls made to help strengthen and tone the pelvic floor. Crafted from soft medical silicone and adding gentle vibration to traditional Chinese-ball training, these vibrating kegel balls give the pelvic muscles something to work against while you follow a short daily routine.
Key Features
Pelvic floor training: the balls are designed to help strengthen the pelvic muscles, which is widely linked to better control and improved intimate satisfaction.
Added vibration: built-in vibration encourages the muscles to respond and adds a pleasurable dimension to routine training.
Medical silicone: soft, non-porous, hypoallergenic medical silicone feels smooth, glides easily and warms to the body.
IPX7 submersible: the IPX7 rating means the balls can be fully submerged, making them easy to clean and suitable for use in water.
Rechargeable: an integrated battery recharges through the included USB cable, with a charging indicator light to show status.
Comfort-focused: the smooth, slippery surface is designed to sit comfortably during wear and everyday movement.
Product Specifications
Brand
Rithual
Product Type
Kegel Balls
SKU
D-225376
Material
Silicone
Power
USB rechargeable
Water Resistance
IPX7
How to Use and Care
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Rithual Nisha Rechargeable Vibrating Kegel Balls Trainer powered?
Its stated power setup is USB rechargeable.
How should Rithual Nisha Rechargeable Vibrating Kegel Balls Trainer be used and cared for?
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
