Vaginal Dilator for Women Experiencing Painful Vaginal Penetration

The individual dilator is designed for women who experience pain, tightness, cramping, spasms, or difficulty in receiving vaginal penetration. This method of pelvic pain therapy is used to restore vaginal width, depth, and elasticity. Daily use of vaginal dilators coupled with relaxation techniques and focused attention on training the vaginal muscles will help improve these pelvic pain conditions. You can find these relaxation techniques using the set of instructions and training videos included. The dilator is manufactured from medical grade silicone with a smooth, non-sticky surface.

Challenge Yourself with 8 Progressive Dilators

Intimate Rose has created a set of 8 color coded sized dilators for a natural progression of treatment. The dilator set ranges in length from 2.8 to 6.5 inches and width from 0.45 to 1.5 inches with the largest dilator designed to represent the size of an average erect penis. To begin using the vaginal dilator, find a comfortable place that is safe and calming. Use recommended breathing techniques from your pelvic physical therapist that allow for your belly to expand, making it easier to insert the dilator into the opening of the vagina. Keep the vaginal dilator inserted in the vagina and repeat the breathing cycle for 15 minutes or the length of time recommended. Repeat the vaginal dilator training process about 1-2 times a day and to allow for adequate time between uses to increase to large vaginal dilators.

The use of Intimate Rose dilators help in the treatment of numerous pelvic pain disorders and safely comfort women with vaginal and feminine conditions such as vaginal stenosis, menopause, vaginismus, and vulvodynia. Women who have undergone radiation treatment, surgery in the vagina or pelvis, or those who are undergoing gender affirming treatment and surgery may also benefit from using the vaginal dilators. For safe practice, it is recommended that women use a generous amount of water-based lubricant on the vaginal dilator and the opening of the vagina. If you experience any discomfort using the dilator, stop using the medical product and talk to your pelvic pain therapist.