This three-piece set lets you work your way up in diameter without switching product lines, going from a slim .20-inch starter to a fuller .35-inch finisher, each rod a full 8 inches of flexible silicone with a bulbed tip and a subtle ridge where the shaft steps up in width.

• 3 sounds included, each 8 inches long
• Small: .20 to .23 inch diameter, barely-there veining
• Medium: .28 to .30 inch diameter, light vein detail
• Large: .35 to .39 inch diameter, pronounced bulbed head and veins
• Soft, flexible silicone instead of rigid steel or glass
• Flesh tone

Materials and care: 100% silicone, body-safe and non-porous. Wash with warm water and a toy cleaner before and after each session, air dry fully, and store the set away from other silicone toys so the surfaces don't stick together.

Worth knowing: Silicone sounds flex where metal or glass sounds don't, which makes them more forgiving for anyone still learning their own anatomy, but that same give means they won't hold their shape the way a rigid sound does. If you've graduated past beginner play and want zero flex, a steel set will serve you better than this one. Always use a water-based lube made for internal play, go slow, and stop if you feel sharp pain or resistance.

FAQ

Are silicone urethral sounds safe for beginners?
Yes, the flexibility makes them a gentler starting point than metal, especially on the small .20-inch end, but any sounding play should be done slowly and with plenty of water-based lube.

Can I boil or sterilize these between uses?
Check that your specific set is marked boil-safe before doing this; if it isn't labeled that way, stick to a warm water rinse with a dedicated toy cleaner to avoid warping the silicone.

What size should I start with?
Start with the small sound at .20 inches and only move up to medium or large once that size feels completely comfortable with no resistance.