How to use Dilators
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~ Do you have pain with intimacy? ~ Did you undergo Pelvic surgery or gender affirmation surgery? ~ Do you have pain with Pelvic exams at your OBGYN? ~ Does the thought of using a tampon scare you? If you answered "yes" to any of those questions, this video is for you! Learn how to use a Dilator for solving your Pelvic Floor issues. Product ...
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