Tenga Egg Standard 3-Pack I

The details on this one are short, so here is what we can say. Tenga Egg Standard 3-Pack I is a set of three Tenga eggs, which are compact, egg-shaped stroker sleeves. That's the extent of what the title and tags tell us. We don't have the material, the dimensions, the textures, or whether the eggs are reusable or single use, and we won't guess at any of it.

What a three-pack gives you is choice. Tenga eggs are small and portable, and a multi-pack lets you try more than one in a go. If the three have different textures, as multi-packs often do, you can compare them side by side. We don't know that for this one, so check the package when it arrives. Buying a set is also handy if you want to share with a partner, as long as each person uses their own egg or you clean and protect between uses. A little planning helps here: keep the pack out of heat and out of reach of pets, and open only what you plan to use.

The package is the place to look for reuse. If it says an item is disposable or single-use, follow that. If it says it can be reused, follow the cleaning instructions printed there. We carry the Tenga line in several forms, including pocket sleeves and the Uni, and the egg is the compact one. It suits someone who wants a light, quick, no-fuss toy with nothing to charge. If you've been curious about Tenga but aren't sure which format to try, a three-pack is a low-pressure way to find out. Keep the packaging until you've read it, since it's where the facts we don't have will be.

Key Features:
- Pack of three – three eggs in one purchase
- Compact format – small and portable
- Tenga egg line – stroker sleeves
- Easy to try – compare more than one

Size Specs: Dimensions aren't given in the details we have. Check the package for the exact size.
Materials: Not listed. Check the package, and do a quick look for anything you might react to.

Using a compact egg

Be generous with water-based lube. Compact stretchy sleeves work best when they're well lubricated. Stretch the opening gently over your fingers before use to help it open, if the package suggests this. Start slowly, adjust your grip and pace, and stop if you notice any discomfort or irritation.

Cleaning

Follow the package. If it says the egg can be reused, rinse it with warm water and mild soap, dry it fully, and let it air out before putting it away. If it says it's disposable, use it once and throw it away, not in the toilet.

Sharing and storage

If you share, use one egg per person. Keep the unused eggs in their package, in a cool, dry place away from sun and heat, so they stay clean until you need them.

How we ship it

The three eggs go out in a plain, unmarked box, and the label doesn't name the product.