Sona glass massage wand in clear glass, showing the smooth curved tip and beaded ribbed shaft

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Sona glass massage wand

$55.00$75.00AUD, GST inclusive

Smooth double-ended glass wand for temperature therapy and trigger-point massage. Completely non-porous and effortless to keep clean.

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Discreet plain packaging · Neutral card statement · Ships from Australia in 2–5 business days

  • Solid body-safe glass, completely non-porous
  • Double-ended: smooth curved tip and beaded ribbed profile
  • Holds warm or cool temperature 10–15 minutes
  • Compatible with every lubricant type, including silicone-based
  • Ships in a padded storage box

About this product

Solid glass is completely non-porous, holds temperature beautifully, and cleans more thoroughly than any porous material — warm water and mild soap bring it back to like-new after every use.

The Sona wand's two ends offer a gentle curve and a beaded, ribbed profile. Warm it in a bowl of warm water or cool it in the fridge; the glass holds either comfortably for ten to fifteen minutes. Physiotherapists use similar tools for internal trigger-point work — if that is your purpose, get professional guidance on technique first.

Specifications

MaterialSolid glass
Length17.5 cm
Diameter3.0 cm at the widest bead
Weight180 g
ColourClear (violet and blush shown for profile reference)
CleaningWarm water and mild soap
IncludesPadded storage box

Frequently asked questions

Can glass break during use?+

The Sona is solid cast glass with real weight to it — it stands up to normal use and ordinary knocks without trouble. Like any glass item, inspect it before each use and retire it immediately if you ever find a chip or crack.

How warm or cold can I make it?+

Warm it in a bowl of warm tap water (never boiling, never the microwave) or cool it in the fridge (not the freezer). Aim for comfortably warm or refreshingly cool — always test against your inner wrist first.

What lubricant works with glass?+

All of them — glass is the one material compatible with water-based and silicone-based lubricants alike.

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