Speedicaths. Has anyone tried?

Has anyone tried the new SpeediCaths advertised recently on TV? Seems like they have some advantages for keeping sterile easily during insertion:

http://media.coloplast.com/UCC/SpeediCathCompact.wmv

www.liberatormedical.com/Speedicath[/b]

I've been looking for the new SpeediCath compact male to come out state side but have yet to see it.

Hi guys! I have some 16f speedicath male coming in to cath my s.o. Anyone have any experience using these catheters? I have watched the videos on the website as well as other videos on the internet, but any tips from the pros?

My s.o. was playing with his catheters that came in the mail. he was able to use the 16fr speedicath. however, he hasn't been able to use the 18fr catheters. he thinks they are to big . he told me that he used gentle pressure and couldnt get the catheter into his bladder. he tried the rochester catheters that came as well, but he told me they wiggled around to much for.him to insert. so guys, do you reccomend similar caths

I am new to urethral play & so far I really only like something inserted into my penis for a few inches...although intended for female use the speedicath shown in the clip looks interesting. Might give it a try!

I have not tried it but would like to try them.

Pity they are not available in Europe 😢

I've tried the original (long version) SpediCath for play. The pre-lubricated cath is very slippery, which makes insertion easier. The tradeoff is that it is so slippery that it is difficult to get a firm hold on the cath. Using a disposable glove to get a grip takes care of the problem. The stiffness of the vinyl might be a downside for some, but still more flexible than some other pvc/vinyl caths on the market. The company advertises the positive feature of this cath's smooth rounded eyes which I found to be true.

This specific catheter (Same company) is available in Europe, at least in the UK and Holland

Interresting,are they aviable here in Europe too or just for US buyer?

I have used Speedicaths a lot but only the short (9inch) ones intended for females. They are stiffer than Foleys and easier to push in. If I don't have an erection the 9 inch ones will just sometimes reach my bladder. They are a good thing to have in stock as it were.

Speedicaths have been around since the 80s and probably before. When I was an orderly in my college days we called them quick caths. Self lubricated, no balloon to hold them in. We used them to empty the bladder for a variety of reasons. They are flexible but not as much as an indwelling catheter. Just insert, drain bladder and remove.

Probably fun for us medfet types. I never got to try them out.