Lelo Luna Beads Stainless Steel Weighted Kegel Balls
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About the Product
Lelo Luna Beads Stainless Steel Weighted Kegel Balls is a LELO product in the Kegel Balls category. Lelo Luna Beads in stainless steel are a luxurious take on the classic pelvic floor trainer, crafted from smooth, biocompatible steel for a refined, weighted feel. As you move, the beads deliver subtle internal sensations that can heighten sensitivity while encouraging the pelvic muscles to engage.
Key Features
- Biocompatible Stainless Steel: Made from 100% biocompatible stainless steel, chosen for safety, hygiene and long-term durability.
- Subtle Weighted Sensation: The smooth steel shifts as you move, offering gentle internal sensations that can progressively enhance sensitivity.
- Quiet Internal Design: Rubber-coated internal components help keep the beads discreetly quiet during everyday wear.
- Exemplary Craftsmanship: The beads reflect Lelo's signature attention to detail, pairing luxury styling with practical performance.
- Premium Presentation: Supplied in award-winning packaging that makes unboxing feel as considered as the product itself.
- Two-Year Warranty: Backed by a full two-year Lelo warranty for genuine reassurance and peace of mind.
Product Specifications
| Brand | LELO |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Kegel Balls |
| SKU | D-223375 |
| Material | Stainless steel, Rubber, Metal |
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
What material is Lelo Luna Beads Stainless Steel Weighted Kegel Balls made from?
The stated material is Stainless steel, Rubber, Metal.
How should Lelo Luna Beads Stainless Steel Weighted Kegel Balls 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.
