yoniegg.com products were featured as a great Valentine’s day gift idea on the Elephant Journal’s website today: Alone? In Love? In Lust? This Valentine’s Day Gift Guide is for (all of) You.
Here is an excerpt from the article:
I feel like we’re at a point in our societal maturity where I should be able to talk about my set of jade kegel weights openly and unabashedly.
Alas, I’m already blushing, so I’ll keep this one short and SFW.
These eggs are honestly beautiful. If I didn’t know what they were actually for, I would display them in a bowl with some other treasured stones I have. Actually, I do know what they’re for, and I still have them sitting on my dresser, so…yay feminism!
The eggs are natural jade stones, and there are no dyes or chemicals used to make them, which feels especially important, considering. The jade was not chosen arbitrarily, either—its properties and history are eloquently stated here.
This set in particular has three sizes of eggs, depending on your, um, experience.
Speaking of experience, these were my three stages of yoni egg use, respectively:
- Uncomfortable giggling.
- Purely practical trial and error.
- “Mmm yep, okay, I think I could get used to this.”
Whether you’re going solo or want to spread your love, this is a gift that is equally as enjoyable (for slightly different reasons) for the egg-user as the egg-user’s special friend.
> Available on Elephant Market. Get yours here.
Via Emily Bartran on Feb 2, 2016
How long is too long to leave the yoni in. I’m a first time user of your product and it’s seem my egg loves my yoni it’s been in for 36 hrs and Im trying to trust the process should I be worried
Hi Kerisha,
Thank you for your message. We generally recommend women leave their yoni eggs in no longer than 3 days at a time without a break. Ideally, you would take your yoni egg out for a short period once a day to wash it and to give yourself a break. If your egg is stuck, please let me know, and I can help with that.
Warm Regards,
Shoshana
Can it actually get stuck. Especially, for women that has had a complete hysterectomy? Thanks
Regina,
Great question! I have never heard of a yoni egg getting permanently stuck in anyone, including women with hysterectomies. The yoni egg cannot travel past the vaginal canal, as there is no where for it to go. In the case of women who have not had a hysterectomy, the cervix blocks the egg from traveling out of the vaginal canal, in the case of women who have had hysterectomies, the cervix was removed, but that area was not left open, so the egg still can’t travel out of the canal. If you are worried about the egg getting stuck near the back of the vagnial canal, I would highly recommend a drilled egg. These eggs come with two small drill holes at the more narrow end of the egg, which allow you to string a piece of unwaxed, unscented dental floss through them for easy removal. This way, the strings hang out of the yoni while the egg is inserted, and when you are ready to remove it, you can simply pull on the strings and the egg will come right out. Even in the case of an undrilled egg which doesn’t have these holes, it’s relatively easy to remove the egg. If you relax, squat and hook the egg with a lubricated finger it usually comes right out.
Please let me know if there are any other questions I can help with!
Shoshana