Rubber Coated Stainless Steel Jennings Gag

A Jennings gag props the mouth open at a set width and locks there, so no one has to hold the jaw by hand. This version from Master Series wears a black rubber coating over a stainless steel frame, which takes the hard edge off against teeth and lips and stops it from sliding around.

The ratchet hinge clicks and holds wherever you set it. When you're done, one press of the lever releases it clean.

Features

• Ratcheting hinge locks the opening in place, then releases with a single press of the lever
• Adjusts open up to 2.5 inches wide
• 8 inches long overall, with a gag portion measuring 5.75 inches across
• Black rubber coating for a softer bite and extra grip
• Stainless steel core built to hold its shape use after use

Materials and care

Stainless steel with a black PVC rubber coating. Wash it with warm water and mild soap after each use, dry it all the way, and store it somewhere dry so the coating stays intact. Don't leave it soaking, and skip harsh solvents that can eat at the rubber.

An honest note

A fixed gag means drooling happens and clear speech is off the table once it's locked, so keep a way to communicate agreed on ahead of time. The rubber coating is easier on the teeth than bare metal, but this is still a firm restraint. Start at the smallest setting, check in often, and never leave anyone gagged and unattended.

FAQ

How wide does it open?

Up to 2.5 inches, and the ratchet holds it at whatever point you set along the way. Begin narrow and work up only if it stays comfortable.

Is the rubber coating safe on teeth?

The black rubber is gentler on teeth and lips than bare steel, and it grips instead of sliding. It's a covering over metal, though, so treat it like the firm device it is and go slow.

How do I keep it clean?

Warm water and mild soap after every use, then dry it fully before storing. Avoid abrasive scrubbers and strong chemicals so the coating doesn't wear down. It ships in plain packaging with a discreet billing descriptor.