Urethra Question

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    #26 gyrator53, Dec 13, 2016
    I have bought a couple of devices from DHGate recently and despite their very low price (about 12 quid each) they are certainly austenitic (non-magnetic) stainless but what grade is anybody's guess though the inside of the cages has "#304" faintly marked so perhaps that is the grade .
     
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    #27 Zeb6, Dec 13, 2016
    Do you have trouble with the tube sticking to your urethra when you expand and contract?
    I have a steel tube which is nice but it's not quite long enough,.and I sometimes back off of it.
     
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    #28 For69, Dec 14, 2016
    Great report. Answers questions as I have never had before either. When putting on does tube go in first or assemble and all goes on and in together
     
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    #29 mickcage, Dec 15, 2016
    The cage goes on first, then the tube is prepared by filling the tube with lube via syringe. The tube is then inserted while pressure is applied to the syringe pushing small amounts of lube out the end of tube and lining the passage ahead of the tube.
    When fully inserted, the threaded portion is twisted into the threaded hole.
     
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    #30 Uehara, Dec 15, 2016
    Or you could just wet the tube with water ... it works for me.
     
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    #31 For69, Dec 15, 2016
    Delivery due In time for new years on my new cage. havent seen yet up close so not sure how it all went together thanks
     
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    #32 nEd, Dec 20, 2016
    I've been considering getting this one because of the long tube. The length might actually make it pullout proof. Should depend on how much the tube bends really.

    What's your experience regarding pullout? I'm assuming when you compress the cock and pull it behind the cage half of the tube would be out of the urethra and inside the cage, with the compressed cock still impaled by the second half behind it. Question is, can the remaining tube still inside be pulled out at that point? (By bending and pulling it up, at an angle to the cage.)

    Other questions would be concerning long term use and build quality. It is a fairly cheap device. Are there any sharp edges? Any discomfort/injuries because of the length? How long have you worn it?
     
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    #33 gyrator53, Dec 20, 2016
    As regards the pull-out, I'm not easily able to do it anyway (I rather full the cage even when not excited!) but I have added stainless steel tube sections inside the silicone so that it's not possible to simply un-thread the flexible tube out as it's rigid over most of its length with just enough articulation points to make it follow the urethra as a series of straight lines. Here is a picture of the scheme:-

    https://www.chastitymansion.com/forums/index.php?gallery/photos/the-urethral-insert.18376/

    I'm still working on making it easier to pee through - this one only has a 2mm hole in the stainless tube so that is part of the problem. The next one will use 6mm OD x 3mm IDor 6mm OD x 4mm ID stainless tubes instead.
     
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    #34 For69, Dec 22, 2016
    Still waiting for my new lockup. Excited....oh yea i accidentally ordered two. Anybody wanna buy one
     
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    #35 checoowns, Dec 22, 2016
    I would advice against this practice, if you dont lubricate properly you will get urethral strictures in the future, please use lube before inserting the tube, this is a very interesting subject just as PA piercing, but both have bad side effects, we may try one of them in the future
     
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    #36 mickcage, Dec 23, 2016
    fully agree about the lube. you want it to insert with minimal friction with the urethral wall. I recently got some anal lube with 2% lidocane - works even better as it slightly desensitizes the urerthra. Discomfort comes when the cock expands/enlarges/contracts and the tube moves within the urethra. As long as the tube is still even slightly lubricated there is no discomfort. But when that has been washed out by urine, there can be some discomfort.
     
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    #37 chaste_zombie, Dec 30, 2016
    Once I stuck the tube in a few times, I felt it really easy to put in and out. Never had any problems. Best to insert after urinating for lubrication, but even dry no problems for me. At first I was super careful about sterilization and everything, but now a bit of soap to clean it, and I can insert it no problems. Not UTIs yet :). Probably worn it about 50% of the time the last six months or so as long as 7 days straight.
     
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    #38 reginne couusement, Jan 1, 2017
    No problem. Move with lubricant or saliva. First a puddle for lubrication. After use, once again piddle for cleaning of the urethra. Wear them frequently. I have three different ones.
     

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    #39 gyrator53, Jan 19, 2017
    I am making some progress with the problem of making long semi-rigid inserts that I can pee through. Having tried all sorts of metal end shapes all of which gave 'flutter' when being peed through on the end of a deep (180mm) tube. So in desperation I finally tried just cutting the silicone tube off at about 45 degrees and omitting the metal end. The silicone tube looks intimidating as the cut-off end looks like a hypodermic needle but the material is soft and does not dig in. So far, I have been able to pee through this without getting the flutter. I'm hoping this could be the solution for this type of insert.
    I'll post on the results.
     
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