Product specification Vaginal training ball JOYBALLS by JOYDIVION Secret Single Ball — silicone Ø 3.7 cm, weight 0.105 g, fuchsia pink

The JOYDIVION JOYBALLS Secret Single Ball is a silicone vaginal training ball with a 3.7 cm diameter and a 0.105 g weight, designed to gently stimulate and strengthen pelvic floor muscles using a trampoline-effect inner sphere. Made from Silikomed, a soft medical-grade silicone, the device is intended for comfortable insertion and discreet wear during pelvic floor training and intimate use.

Advantages

The trampoline-effect construction produces efficient oscillations of the inner sphere for gentle stimulation and muscle engagement. The Silikomed material is dermatologically and clinically tested, does not irritate mucosa, is skin-friendly, waterproof and compatible with all types of lubricant. The patented extractor loop allows very easy and silent removal. The product includes a five-year material warranty.

Suitable for

• Pelvic floor strengthening exercises for beginners and experienced users
• Improving muscle control in the vaginal area to enhance sexual satisfaction
• Support of postpartum uterine involution
• Prevention and complementary treatment of urinary incontinence

Key specifications

• Brand: JOYBALLS by JOYDIVION
• Model: Secret Single Ball (D-202936, EAN 4028403150135)
• Material: Silikomed (medical-grade silicone)
• Diameter: 3.7 cm
• Weight: 0.105 g
• Color: fuchsia pink
• Waterproof: yes
• Warranty: 5 years (material)

How to use

Wash the product before first use and apply a compatible lubricant. Insert the ball gently into the vagina in a comfortable position. Perform pelvic floor contractions and daily exercises while the inner sphere creates oscillations that help engage the muscles. Remove the ball by pulling the patented extractor loop; the loop is designed for easy and quiet extraction. Clean the ball with mild soap and water or a toy cleaner and store it in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Start with short sessions and gradually increase duration and intensity as muscle control improves. Consult a healthcare professional if you are postpartum, pregnant, recovering from pelvic surgery, or have persistent pelvic pain or incontinence before beginning regular training.