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The Master Series Oculus Stainless Steel Anal Explorer is an adjustable anal expander made for medical play and slow, controlled stretching. Six rounded steel rods open outward from a central ring, each set by its own wingnut, so you can widen the opening a fraction at a time and hold it there. It's built for experienced players who already know their limits and want precise control over the stretch.
At the centre is a solid steel ring with a 4.1-inch inner opening. Six smooth rods hang from it, each ending in a small rounded ball. Each rod sits on its own threaded screw with a wingnut, so you can move them outward one at a time rather than all at once. Closed, the ball ends sit together at about 1 inch across; fully opened, they reach 4.1 inches. The insertable section is 2.9 inches long. Only the polished rods and balls touch the body. The spiral threads and wingnuts stay outside, resting against the buttocks.
This is an anal expander for people already comfortable with anal play who want to explore gaping, stretching or clinical-style scenes. It is not a first anal toy. If you haven't yet worked up through plugs of increasing size, start there and come back to the Oculus later. Partners should talk through limits, a safe word and how the scene will stop before anything goes in. The person wearing it is in charge of the pace, even when the other person is turning the wingnuts.
Prepare with plenty of thick lube on the rods and ball ends, and keep it off the wingnuts so your fingers can still grip them. Bring all six rods together before insertion. Ease the closed tips in slowly while the receiving partner breathes out. Once the ring is resting against the body, open the rods a little at a time, working around the circle so the stretch stays even, and pause between turns. Add lube as the opening widens. Watch and listen closely: discomfort, a sharp feeling or a request to stop means you close the rods back down at once. Going past someone's limit risks tearing.
The open ring is wide enough to fit a fist through, which some couples use as a guided warm-up for fisting. Trim and file nails, check hands for cuts, glove up if you like and use far more lube than you think you need.
The Oculus is nickel-free stainless steel, strong and non-porous, and it works with every type of lube, including silicone and oil. That makes it simple to sanitize. Wash it in warm water with mild soap, or boil it in water, then spray it with isopropyl alcohol and wipe it clean. Pay attention to the threads and wingnuts, where lube likes to hide, and dry everything fully before storage to keep the moving parts turning smoothly.
See more clinical and fetish gear from Master Series and our BDSM range, or read our anal play guide first.
Helpful answers about Master Series Oculus Stainless Steel Anal Explorer.
The Master Series Oculus is used for anal stretching and medical-style play. Its six steel rods open outward from a central ring, gradually widening the anus so a partner can see inside or prepare for fisting. Each rod adjusts separately with a wingnut, so changes are small and controlled.
The Oculus starts at about 1 inch across with the rods closed and opens to 4.1 inches at full extension. The insertable depth is 2.9 inches. Very few people use the full range, so think of 4.1 inches as the ceiling rather than the goal.
No. The Oculus is aimed at experienced players. Build up first with plugs in increasing sizes over several sessions. When you do try the Oculus, open it only slightly at first and stop at the first sign of sharp discomfort.
Keep lube off the Oculus wingnuts so your fingers can grip them, and wipe your hands before each turn. Turn opposite rods in pairs, a quarter turn at a time, so the stretch stays even. A small towel nearby helps keep your fingers dry.
Any lube is safe with the Oculus because it's nickel-free stainless steel. A thick water-based or silicone anal lube cushions the stretch well and lasts longer. Oil-based lube works too but isn't condom-safe. Our anal lubes include several thicker options.
Yes. Master Series says the Oculus can be boiled in water after washing. Afterwards, spray it with isopropyl alcohol and wipe it down. Let it cool before handling, and dry the threads and wingnuts fully so they keep turning smoothly.
With an expander like the Oculus, go slowly, lube heavily and keep talking. Agree on a safe word, open the rods in small steps, and close them immediately if anything hurts. Never force the stretch, and stop if you see bleeding.
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