Urethral Plug and Steel Glans Ring Ø 30 mm - Sperm Stopper

Glans bondage taken all the way

Some toys are for the curious. The Sperm Stopper from Triune is for the experienced. It joins two pieces in one: a glans ring in stainless steel, 30 mm in diameter, and a hinged lever ending in an 8 mm ball that settles at the entrance of the urethra.

Once in place, the ring grips the base of the glans and the ball seals its opening. As the name says, no fluid (urine, cum) comes out as long as it's on. The head itself stays hard, swollen and taut, as if you were on the edge of orgasm.

Its strong points

Two sensations in one. The circular pressure of the ring behind the rim and the presence of the ball in the meatus combine: the glans is constrained on every side, and every touch becomes electric.

A hinged lever, simple to handle. You put the ring on first, then swing the lever over to bring the ball against the opening of the urethra and gently insert it. To release, you lift it back up.

A ball that stays at the entrance. It doesn't go deep like a sound: it plugs the meatus and holds it slightly open. The sensation is intense without long penetration.

Steel, the hygienic choice. Stainless, smooth and non-porous, it can be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, an absolute must for anything that touches the urethra.

What it changes during play

In edging, it's a formidable tool: you stroke yourself, you build up, and the ball holds back the fluid that wants to escape. In domination, it's a strong symbol: your master decides when the lever goes back up. For the look, a head circled in steel and sealed by the ball is very hard, very fetish.

At orgasm, the sensation is very particular, with a pressure that takes you by surprise. If it becomes unpleasant, lift the lever without waiting. This toy is neither a contraceptive nor a protection: it never replaces a condom.

How to put it on

• Wash your hands and clean your glans with water and mild soap.
• Disinfect the Sperm Stopper just before use, then rinse it.
• Soft or semi-erect, slide the head through the ring to place it just behind the rim.
• Put a little sterile water-based lube on the ball and at the entrance of the urethra.
• Swing the lever over and insert the ball slowly, never forcing.
• To remove it, lift the lever, then gently slide the head back out of the ring.

Safety and hygiene: non-negotiable

The urethra is a fragile area, exposed to infections. Disinfect the toy before and after every use, use only a sterile lube and don't share it. Start with short sessions, about fifteen minutes, and never fall asleep with it on. Remove it immediately if you feel pain, burning, bleeding or numbness, or if the head turns cold or bluish. Pee after the session to flush the urethra naturally. Skip play if you have a urinary infection, irritation or a wound, and see a doctor if discomfort persists. Because the ring is rigid, take it off as soon as it gets too tight.

Care

After use, wash it in hot soapy water, rinse it, then disinfect it with a product suited to sex toys or boil it for a few minutes: stainless steel can take it. Dry it completely and store it in a clean pouch, away from your other toys.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Is it suitable for a beginner in urethral play?

A: Not really. The 8 mm ball is for those who already know urethral sensations. To discover, start with a thin silicone sound, then move on to the Sperm Stopper.

Q: How do I know if the 30 mm ring fits me?

A: It should grip the base of the glans, behind the rim, firmly but without pinching or cutting off circulation. It goes on when you're soft: if it's a struggle to slide on or the head changes colour, it's too tight for you.

Q: Does it really block ejaculation?

A: The ball seals the opening of the urethra and holds back fluid as long as it's in place. If the pressure becomes uncomfortable, lift the lever. It is in no way a means of contraception.

Q: Can you pee with it on?

A: No: the ball plugs the urethra. Take it off before going to the toilet.