Penis Plugs

How to choose the right dilator?

Dilators come in various shapes: tapered, twisted (screw-shaped), sperm stoppers, rod-like, etc. Let's look at some differences:

• a tapered plug starts with a tip that you insert into the penis, and then it expands. The tapered shape is excellent for gradually stretching the urethra
• a twisted plug looks like a screw and is inserted in this way
• a sperm stopper is a slightly different plug, as the part intended for insertion into the urethral opening is shorter. This part also carries a ball that blocks the urethra. Sperm stoppers are intended for those who enjoy the feeling of blocking the sperm flow
• rod-like plugs are longer, usually more than 10 cm, and suitable for deeper stimulation

Some dilators are smooth, while others might have a more textured surface, from beads, spirals to waves, which provide additional pleasure (similar to other erotic toys). For the first use, the most recommended penis dilator has a completely flat surface, as it is the easiest to insert.

A penis plug can be solid or hollow. A hollow plug allows fluids to pass during urination or ejaculation and does not need to be removed.

We also offer those that vibrate. Vibrating plugs with vibrations increase the intensity of stimulation and are recommended for more experienced users.

Most dilators are made of silicone or surgical stainless steel. Silicone ones are more flexible and soft, making insertion somewhat easier, but the advantage of steel is easy hygiene care.

How to start using a penis plug?

If you are a beginner, choose a smooth, tapered plug with a retrieval ring. This shape allows the most comfortable insertion and carefully stretches the urethra as the plug slides into it. The retrieval ring prevents the plug from slipping too deep and allows quick and easy removal. Generally, the plug will not escape but stays inside the penis. Some longer versions also reach deeper, but this part already requires an experienced user.

Regarding the diameter, buy a plug that fits tightly into the urethra. Generally, a thinner plug (somewhere between 6.5 to 7.5 mm) is best for beginners. However, be careful not to go below this limit: a too narrow plug can be too sharp or difficult to control. When it comes to length, it's better to use a shorter plug for the first time. Choose a plug length from 3.5 to 5 cm. Once you get used to shorter plugs, you can try longer ones.

Before actual use, you must ensure safety and hygiene. First, thoroughly inspect the plug and make sure it is not damaged, it also should not have sharp edges or other sharp surfaces. Then sterilize it. Yes, you must always sterilize the plug before use. This is usually done by dropping it into boiling water for a few minutes. Finally, apply lubricant to both the plug and the urethra and insert it.

Keep the penis flaccid, holding it so that it is pointing upwards. Insert the plug at the urethral opening and gently start pushing. Gravity takes care of sliding the plug and if you have enough lubricant and the right size, the plug will be inserted effortlessly. It is intended only for insertion into the urethra and not into other body openings.

Trouble inserting the dilator

If you feel that the plug is stuck or won't move forward, you are probably inserting it at the wrong angle. Once you insert the plug, you can try to slightly rotate it, which should release any blockages. If that doesn't work, simply remove the plug, adjust the angle and try again.

In conclusion

When using penis plugs and/or dilators, pay special attention to proper hygiene of hands, penis, and erotic devices and use lubricant. This will make the use safe and enjoyable.