Bipolar Anal E-Stim Probe 7.5 cm - Julian

The e-stim that slips inside you and makes you clench from within

Electrostimulation is like no other pleasure. No vibration, no thrusting: small electrical pulses make your muscles contract all by themselves, at the rhythm your control box sets. Julian, from Mystim, is a probe designed for exactly that: a white plastic body with organic lines, two large polished surgical steel electrodes, a flared base and an anti-twist cable.

Like the brand's other probes, it takes its inspiration from medical equipment. Mystim presents it as an anal and vaginal probe; here, we love it on the ass side: 7.5 cm long and 3.5 cm wide, a reasonable size that leaves all the room for the electric sensations.

Its strong points

Bipolar, so self-sufficient. Both poles are built into the probe: the current flows between its two electrodes, inside you. No need for an adhesive electrode or a second accessory to close the circuit: a single channel on your control box is enough.

So light you forget it's there. The mix of plastic and steel makes it very light. According to Mystim, it doesn't slip when you move during stimulation, and you can even walk around with it. Hands-free, you focus on what you feel.

A shape that goes in easily. Its organic curves and compact size make insertion easier, even if you're new to e-stim. The flared base stops it from going in too far.

Surgical steel where it counts. The conductive surfaces are polished steel, smooth and non-porous, surrounded by hypoallergenic plastic. The anti-twist cable leaves you free to move.

What you feel

Depending on the program and the intensity, the sensation ranges from a light tingle to deep contractions that squeeze your anus and perineum in waves. Your muscles work without you deciding it: it's disorienting for the first few seconds, then terribly addictive. Many guys feel these pulses spread all the way to the base of the cock.

Solo, you play with the programs on your control box, lying down or jerking off, and let the pulses build your arousal. As a couple, it's a formidable power game: your man holds the control box, picks the rhythm and the intensity, and you never know what's coming. If you're a beginner, its modest size and bipolar operation make it a good way in; if you're experienced, you can pair it on another channel with a second Mystim accessory.

How to use it

• With the box switched off, plug the probe into an output on your Mystim control box.
• Apply a conductive gel or a water-based lube to the probe and the entrance: it makes insertion easier and improves conduction.
• Insert it gently up to the flared base, lying on your side if it's your first time.
• Switch the box on at minimum, then raise the intensity in small steps.
• When you're done, bring the intensity back to zero, switch the box off, then remove the probe.

Safety: the rules of e-stim

• Never above the waist and never send current across the chest: the probe is for the lower body only.
• Not allowed for anyone with a pacemaker or any electronic implant, or with heart problems or epilepsy.
• Always start at minimum and increase gradually.
• Never on damaged, irritated or cracked skin or mucous membranes.
• Only plug it in to an electrostimulation box designed for this use, never to any other power source.
• Avoid e-stim if you've been drinking or taking substances that alter your sensations: you wouldn't judge the intensity properly.

Care

After every session, clean the probe with lukewarm water and mild soap or a sex toy cleaner, without immersing the connectors or the cable. Dry it carefully and store it away from dust. Avoid silicone lubes and oils, which conduct current poorly. Keep your probe for personal use only.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Do I need a control box to use it?

A: Yes. Julian doesn't produce any current: it plugs into a Mystim electrostimulation box, sold separately, which generates the pulses and sets the intensity.

Q: Is it compatible with a box from another brand?

A: The probe uses a 2 mm connector, but Mystim designs it and guarantees it for its own boxes. It must never be plugged into a device that isn't designed for intimate electrostimulation.

Q: Does it hurt?

A: No, if you start at minimum. At low intensity it's a tingle; higher up, firm contractions. You keep your hand on the dial and turn it down as soon as it's too much.

Q: Why does bipolar matter?

A: Because the current flows between the probe's own two electrodes. It works on its own on one channel, with no extra electrode, and the stimulation stays localised.

Q: Which lube should I use?

A: A conductive gel or a water-based lube. Silicone lubes and oils insulate and hold back the flow of current.