Rosebud Sounds

I really like the idea of sounding and have experimented with the curved variety which allows penetration of the bladder. Has anyone experienced the Rosebud variety, they look great in the ad pictures - Are they worth the investment ?

I do advise you to take the utmost care when introducing anything at all into a bladder. Never forget it is, or should be sterile but urine can be an effective culture medium.

Thanks - I will be very careful. I guess a catheter may be a safer option 'straight from the sterile package' I have a Prince Albert piercing which I remove when playing and use a sterile wipe for glans and area around the entrance to my urethra,

I use rosebud sounds on my husband. Be sure to make a smooth 90 degree (quarter circle) curve on the end 4-5 inches on the sound so it follows the urethra and you don't puncture anything, which obviously would be VERY BAD.

Great to play with but be v v v careful!

I have used a rosebud sond once to enter my bladder. It was extremely erotic going in. BUT it was very scary coming out as it felt like it was stuck in there!

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I have used a rosebud sond once to enter my bladder. It was extremely erotic going in. BUT it was very scary coming out as it felt like it was stuck in there!

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I would suggest that BEFORE you make the insertion that you give the bud on the end "a tug" to make sure it is well attached. The bud on the end is soldered on. It is not made of one solid piece like other sounds.

You don't want the "rosebud tip" pulling off the sound when you remove it from your bladder.

Susie . . . In a recent post you mentioned the sound being bent so as to pass into the bladder. It was not clear to me where the bend should be, near the bud end or a few inches from it. Obviously the bend needs be fairly gentle no matter where it is. Thanks for all your oooooooh sooooooo sensible advice on many subjects!

When Rosebuds are used on me, I prefer that they just travel the length of the shaft. On my female patients, I only insert 2-3 inches. Better safe than sorry.

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When Rosebuds are used on me, I prefer that they just travel the length of the shaft. On my female patients, I only insert 2-3 inches. Better safe than sorry.

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So, for safety sake, in yourself you keep the rosebud in the shaft so you don't have to worry about the rosebud tip being in your bladder or too deep in your urethra, and in women you only insert it 2-3 inches? Why stop there? You're already well into the bladder.

I would think someone who has actually done this would know that.

You should know the anatomy and limitations of your patient before you start impaling them with instruments that can cause significant damage.

Sound man;

Rose Buds are awesome!! What makes them so special, is you feel only the bud sliding down your urethra and into your bladder!!

Start small and gradually increase diameter, as you become more comfortable. I take the largest into my bladder, which, enters with an audible "pop"!! Totally amazing feeling!!

Be careful with the smaller units, as they can punture the lining, causing bleeding. Never use force to move it down you inner tubing.

Most of all, lots of water-based lube and have fun!!

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. . . . Start small and gradually increase diameter, as you become more comfortable. I take the largest into my bladder, which, enters with an audible "pop"!! . . . .

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An audible pop??

Don't you think your body is trying to tell you something?

Be very careful. damaging the urethral sphincters is extremely difficult to impossible to repair.