SurgicalOnline 8 Hegar Dilator Sounds Set 7.5" Double Ended Instrument (Double Ended)

(M30) WOW! Everything you’ve been told about these was so worth it. For $20 some dollars, the security to use safe equipment is worth ending any risk to your health with improper/unsanitary items. Whether you’re using them to medically, or to experience their unique stimulation like myself, you will not regret trying it! I was familiar with using sounds myself, but my previous experiences were with difficult to measure items and I was “making do” with whatever was smooth and comfortable despite sanitation/safety risks. Seriously, don’t do that. This will be safer and more enjoyable.These are worth the price for the safety/sanitization benefits alone! They’re lightweight stainless steel as they say, and they feel great to handle with proper sterile medical lubricants. The smooth surface they have is invaluable to both its stimulation and safe use. They’re durable and won’t damage one another in the provided case even if they brush against each other. Lastly, the cleanup and sterilization after use is a breeze and the case fits discreetly in my end table’s drawer.My only “gripe” is barely a gripe in that handling can be difficult while they’re lubricated during use, but this can be remedied with a dry washcloth in either hand to hold the end of the rod. Seriously if you’re like me and were using inappropriate tools for sounding, then I assure you that you haven’t given yourself a safe and satisfying experience. It’s comfortable, it’s easy to feel your body choose which one to start with, and they’re perfect for the unique stimulative experience they provide.Whether you stay with the smaller sizes for simplicity and comfort or you dedicate years of persistence to sizing up, then this is -the- safe start you absolutely need. Especially if you have a partner interested in helping you get further and to give them access to something they’ve never had! My gf has been watching and started helping moving my rod and she’s fascinated to see the change over time.TLDR - Even if you’re “not sure” you’ll enjoy sounding or if you’re a new enjoyer of it but are “making do”, the affordable cost and quality outweighs the risks of doing it wrong or not trying it at all. With careful use and building up elasticity over time, sizing up is exciting and a sexually gratifying display of your dedication. HOWEVER - Everyone that says to go slow is underselling. Avoid injury, go slow, don’t size up until the size your at slides inside without effort, and if it hurts/bleeds…stop for a couple days and if it’s healed…size down and remember to humble yourself, this requires patience to see changes.Personal Thought - The largest size in this set (18mm) made my eyes wide and my jaw drop seeing it in person LOL. Any “research” you watched that inspired your interest to consider buying these cannot prepare you for what 18mm will look like in person next to the hole it’s built to go in when you’re just starting. I hope I can build up to it after some years of careful and consistent effort. It’s a mountain of an end goal to see it sitting in the case just 4 inches to the right of the 6mm that I’m starting with, but it’s very inspiring and exciting.

Happy with it. Lots of different sizes and a little zipper bag to keep them in. Easy to use and sterilize and I have no complaints. The case is cheaply made but I don't particularly care about that part, the pieces themselves feel better quality.

Love these! Smooth as silk material that is easy to clean. The 1mm incremental jump in size is way too largefor most people, especially when you are at larger sizes (above 9 or 10 mm). I am able to insert the 11mmso far, but cannot possibly insert the 12mm end. I will need another device to stretch "up to 12", so I am currentlyusing an 11.5mm device that is graduated from 6mm. I will eventually advance to 12 in a matter of time, I suppose.My goal is 13mm.

And in a nice holder as shown. Sounds look to be crafted nicely with no bumps, scratches or sharp edges. They have a small size tats pretty tiny to a OMG size that I couldn’t imagine using. I like the size 7 and can stretch it out to the 8 but kinda tight. The stainless is clean, heavy enough that if you get relaxed and opened up, They will slide right in. I just wished 2 things. 1 is they were longer and 2, dedicated to one size each instead of the shared sizes. I’d recommend these to anyone wanting to try.Edit, I’ve found some longer ones that go nice and deep.

Case is pretty good, It'll protect the rode enough. The size seems to be right on.Very light because its hollow. I'd rather it be solid steel but for what its used for I guess it doesn't really mater.My biggest complaint is that I'm sure its just plain steel with a chrome coating so just check it often before every use to make sure the chrome plating isn't separating from the steel.Stainless steel doesn't attract to a magnet, It's not a hard grab but all my other sounding stainless steel has no attraction to magnets at all. Clean it and dry it very good and keep away for humid areas so you don't get rust. If it were stainless then this wouldn't be an issue.