Master Series Invasion Silicone Sound Set — Test & Review

The Master Series Invasion Silicone Urethral Sounds come in a set of three different size sounds. I like that there is a nice size variation, allowing for a gentle increase in stretch as you progress through the sizes. Each one also increases in diameter around the halfway mark, which is great for warming up and keeps things exciting as you move the sound deeper. They come in a bright blue color.

A cardinal rule for any urethral play is the meticulous cleaning of the instrument, both before and after use. Proper lubrication is equally crucial to ensure a comfortable session. The initial insertion of the silicone rod is a notable experience and should be approached at a pace you're comfortable with. It's important to note that silicone, despite its many benefits, does create more friction compared to steel. For first-timers, I recommend a cautious approach, limiting initial usage to no more than five minutes. Overextension can result in a temporary burning or stinging sensation during urination, a sign of irritation rather than infection. This discomfort typically subsides substantially within two hours and resolves completely within 12 hours.

This set of sounds are crafted from premium, phthalate-free and non-porous silicone making them easy to wash and care for. There are no seams from the injection/casting process and are not hollow or fragile.

In the world of sex toys you get what you pay for. These are not the cheapest sounds in their category and the quality shows. These are well worth what they cost.

I am personally a fan of steel sounds and have quite a collection so, when I saw there was a silicone option by a brand I respect, I needed to try it out. I was not disappointed. What makes steel sounds so great is their low friction allowing longer play sessions without causing irritation. Steel’s downside is its rigidity – a straight rod down a curving path can only go so far without risking damage to the path. Enter Master Series’ Invasion Silicone set. These soft rods are made of quality silicone with no deformities. Silicone is innately poreless (body-safe) meaning it is easy to clean and does not harbor bacteria after a thorough washing with antibacterial soap and warm water.

The sounds come well-presented showing their full lengths and widths in a vertical clear sheath and backed by reflective aluminum easily catching the eye. The Master Series logo is emblazoned across the top - a statement piece of pride in their product. turning to the back leaves no question as to the silicone rods' use with a perfect product demonstration captured in one image, durability in the second, and product specifications absorbing the rest of the space.

A cardinal rule for any urethral play is the meticulous cleaning of the instrument, both before and after use. Proper lubrication is equally crucial to ensure a comfortable session. The initial insertion of the silicone rod is a notable experience and should be approached at a pace you're comfortable with. It's important to note that silicone, in spite of its many benefits, does create more friction compared to steel. For first-timers, I recommend a cautious approach, limiting initial usage to no more than five minutes. Overextension can result in a temporary burning or stinging sensation during urination, a sign of irritation rather than infection. This discomfort typically subsides substantially within two hours and resolves completely within 12 hours. If you have any fears or doubts you can always drink cranberry juice to kill any potential infection.