Urethral Dilators
Urethral sounds, dilators, plugs and specialist sets vary in diameter, tip shape, material and retention design. Compare exact measurements, stopper or handle, surface and cleaning directions. Urethral insertion is invasive and carries injury and infection risks, so never improvise or force a device and seek appropriate professional guidance before use.
Urethral sounds and urethral dilators
This category contains specialist products intended for urethral sounding, including solid sounds and dilators, urethral plugs, hollow or beaded designs, sets with different diameters and selected vibrating or electrostimulation probes. Dimensions, geometry, material and retention design vary substantially. Two products may look similar without having the same intended use.
What to compare
- Diameter and length: use only the exact measurements on the product page, never an estimate based on a photograph.
- Tip shape and surface: check whether the design is tapered, straight, beaded or another shape, and confirm that the surface is undamaged.
- Stopper, handle or external section: verify how insertion is limited and how the product is designed to be removed.
- Solid, hollow or electrical design: follow the directions for the exact product type and connect an electrostimulation probe only to a device explicitly stated to be compatible.
Specialist use and hygiene
Urethral insertion is an invasive activity with risks of injury, bleeding and infection. Never use improvised objects or assume that simple washing is equivalent to sterilization. Follow the manufacturer's directions for preparation, cleaning, disinfection and compatible lubricant. Never force a product when there is resistance or pain, and do not share products intended for personal insertion. Stop and seek urgent medical help for bleeding, persistent pain, fever or difficulty urinating. If you lack specialist knowledge or have a urological history, consult an appropriate healthcare professional before any use.