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      The Skins Dilator sets have been thoughtfully designed to support women on their personal journey towards restoring intimate comfort and confidence. Whatever your goals may be, this vaginal dilator set provides a gentle and gradual way to achieve them at your own pace.

      Crafted from silky-smooth medical-grade silicone, each of the five dilators in the set increases progressively in both length and girth, allowing for a comfortable and steady transition as you build confidence. The tapered tip makes insertion easier, while the built-in finger loops offer a secure grip, giving you complete control during use. For an even more natural and soothing experience, the dilators can be warmed to body temperature before use.

      Our dilator sets are fully compatible with water-based lubricants for a smoother, more comfortable experience.

      To keep everything neatly tucked away, the set comes with a discreet storage bag, perfect for travel or private at-home use.

      Needing advice on how to use a vaginal dilator? Check out our guide here.

       

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