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Glass and Metal Dildos

A glass dildo is smooth, firm and nonporous, which makes it one of the easiest toys to keep clean. This collection also includes stainless steel and other metal dildos with a satisfying weight. Choose from Le Wand, Biird, Pipedream and Icon Brands, starting from $32, with every order shipped in plain, unbranded packaging.
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How to choose a glass or metal dildo

Glass and metal feel different from silicone: harder, slicker and more precise. That makes them a strong pick for G-spot and prostate pressure, and for temperature play.

Glass: what to look for

Choose borosilicate glass, the same heat-resistant type used in lab and kitchen glassware. It is tough and handles warm or cool water well. Before each use, check for chips or cracks, and retire any toy with damage. Crystal dildos are made the same way, often with decorative inlays sealed inside the glass.

Stainless steel and metal

A stainless steel dildo is heavier than glass, which many people enjoy for firm pressure. Medical-grade steel is durable and will not shatter. Some metal dildos have curved or ball ends for targeted stimulation. A glass vibrator is rare, but a few glass and metal designs hold a small removable bullet.

Temperature play

Warm the toy under warm tap water or chill it in cool water for a few minutes. Test it on your wrist first, and let your partner do the same before use. Glass holds temperature longer than silicone, so a little goes a long way. Avoid boiling water, the freezer and sudden temperature changes, which can stress glass.

Lube and care

Glass and metal work with any lube, including silicone lube, which stays slick longer. Wash with warm soapy water or toy cleaner. For anal use, choose a design with a flared base, or compare butt plugs made in glass and steel. If you prefer a softer feel, see silicone dildos.

Glass and Metal Dildos: common questions

Are glass dildos safe?
Yes, when made from borosilicate glass and kept in good condition. This glass is strong, nonporous and resists temperature changes, so it is hygienic and durable. Inspect the toy before every use and stop using it if you see chips, cracks or deep scratches. Store it padded so it cannot knock against hard surfaces.
What lube can you use with a glass dildo?
Any lube works with glass and metal, including water-based, silicone and oil-based formulas. Silicone lube is popular because it stays slick and does not dry out quickly. If you use condoms with the toy, stick to water-based or silicone lube, since oil can weaken latex.
Is a stainless steel dildo better than glass?
Neither is better; they feel different. Stainless steel is heavier and practically unbreakable, which suits people who like firm pressure. Glass is lighter, often more affordable, and comes in more colors and shapes. Both are nonporous, easy to clean and good for temperature play.
How do you clean a glass dildo?
Wash it with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, then rinse and dry with a lint-free cloth. Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as moving it straight from hot to cold water. Store it in a padded pouch, away from other hard toys, to prevent chips.
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