Silicone nozzles ct-122 questions

Hello I'm looking at getting the ct-122 1.6" tube, either the 28" or 32" with a 1/4" bore and 2.4" ball flange. I was wondering what peoples experiences have been with this tube. I also want to get some of the adjustable keeper rings and put them on to add stimulation and for a dual color/density affect. My plan with it is to use it as a pleasure tube and hook a inflator bulb to it for air enemas. Or even using it to inject whipped cream. I'm not really sure what density to get it in. I want the tube to be black but noticed the #10, #00-50 and #00-20 are not pure translucent. I ordered the double ended version in plus soft but they didn't add enough pigment so it turned out gray instead of black, which I'm not happy about. I'm thinking maybe I should get tube in soft #10 but I'm worried it may be too firm so I want see if anyone has it in soft and how they like it. I was wondering if the silicone gets less translucent the softer it gets. Oh and also I came across this sil poxy stuff and thought maybe I could permanently bond the rings to the tube. what are your guys' thoughts on this. Do you think would work?

Sil-Poxy will bond to cured silicone. I have used it to fix tears in the Chinese double balloon nozzles and it holds well. It is stiffer than the #10 silicone, so you'll want to make sure you don't have too much on the tube.

I don't know about the colon tubes and stiffness, but I have a Model B in #10 and it will negotiate the bend into the sigmoid just fine and very comfortably.

I have the CT-122 in the 32 inch length. The tube just makes it through the splenic flexure and into the transverse colon for me. And the expansion at the splenic flexure is a novel feeling. Mine is also the 2.25 inch ball flange and that double ball design is probably more of a challenge than the 2.4 inch ball even though the ball is a bit larger.

Mine is the #00-50 softness in the translucent white. The softness can be a bit challenging because the tube is "floppy." But once I get it started and into the sigmoid colon, it slides in rather nicely until the first ball. The softness may help the first ball slide up and expand the rectum until the second ball slides in. It is quite a fill. The #10 softness might be a little easier to work with but I wonder if the firmer tube would be more difficult to fully insert because of the turn at the splenic flexure and the challenge pf the retention balls in my rectum but it works well enough when I want to feel filled over a significant length of my colon.

As for the keeper rings, I sometimes use one over the second retention ball. When inserted all the way, the keeper acts to lock the tube in me. I've used them further up on the tube and they help change the feeling somewhat, but I like the smooth fullness of the tube.

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