Metal Hard 7 mm Beaded Stainless Steel Urethral Dilator
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About the Product
Metal Hard 7 mm Urethral Dilator is a beaded sounding tool for experienced adults who enjoy urethral play. This urethral dilator is made from a single piece of stainless steel, with no joins or seams, and has a curved tip with a series of beads that increase up to 7 mm. It measures about 14 cm in total length. The weight and smoothness of steel give a distinct sensation, and a one-piece design is easier to clean thoroughly than toys made from several parts.
Key Features
- One-piece steel: Made from a single piece of stainless steel with no seams to trap bacteria.
- Beaded design: A sequence of beads creates gentle variation as the dilator moves.
- Curved tip: The curved end is shaped to follow the body more naturally than a straight rod.
- Up to 7 mm: The beads reach a maximum of 7 mm, suited to users with some sounding experience.
- Approx. 14 cm long: Enough length to hold securely while in use.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Metal Hard |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Urethral dilator / sound |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Size / Dimensions | Up to 7 mm diameter; approx. 14 cm total length |
| Suitable For | Experienced urethral play |
How to Use and Care
Urethral play needs strict hygiene. Wash your hands and clean the dilator thoroughly before and after every use, and use a sterile water-based lubricant made for sounding. Insert slowly using only the weight of the tool, and never force it. Stop straight away if you feel pain or see bleeding. Stainless steel can be washed with warm soapy water; follow the manufacturer's guidance on any further cleaning.
We ship in plain packaging with nothing to reveal the contents, delivering to the United Kingdom, Ireland and the European Union.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 7 mm urethral dilator suitable for beginners?
Seven millimetres is not the smallest size, so it is better suited to people with some experience. Newcomers often begin with thinner sounds.
Which lubricant should I use for sounding?
Use a sterile, water-based lubricant. Ordinary lubricants may not be sterile and are not ideal for urethral use.
How should I clean a stainless steel sound?
Wash it with warm water and mild soap before and after each use, rinse well and dry completely. The one-piece design makes this straightforward.
Add the Metal Hard 7 mm Dilator to your basket if you are ready to explore sounding with care.
