Urethral play training

I just found a new instrument on e-bay. It's a so called nasopharyngeal and used to enter your air ways thru the nose, but it is also perfect for inserting and stretching the urethra. I think it would be a good start for beginner of the urethral play. It is not as long as a catheter or sound and injuries or infections of the urethra maybe impossible.Those are sterile and come in different sizes starting at 22FR up to 32 or 34FR. see my pictures also.

Those tubes are not good substitutes for catheters or sounds and not for stretching the urethra. For many people, 22Fr is too large a starting point.

Well, it works pretty good for me up to a 30FR. If a 22FR is to large in your opinion, you shouldn't 'play' around with sounds nor catheters at all. I still think it's a good start instead of pushing something in to your bladder with no experience.

If nasopharyngeal tubes were shaped the same as catheters, they would be good substitutes, but they aren't, so they are not. Even looking at your photos, it should be obvious they aren't a good substitute.

Furthermore, you obviously have used things before up your urethra, so it isn't surprising that you think 22FR isn't too large, but for most people who have not used catheters before, 22Fr is too large a starting point and the shape of the tip of a nasopharyngeal tube just isn't shaped well to use as a catheter.

Dr Fermier said:-

If a 22FR is to large in your opinion, you shouldn't 'play' around with sounds nor catheters at all.

Switchablesusie said:-

Those tubes are not good substitutes for catheters or sounds and not for stretching the urethra. For many people, 22Fr is too large a starting point.

If you had read that post properly Dr Fermier, you would have seen that she said "For many people, 22Fr is too large a starting point" - "For many people" being the operative words.

Susie will, I'm sure, not appreciate being told what she herself should or should not 'play around' with. She gives sound advice.

Dr Fermier said earlier:-

...... It is not as long as a catheter or sound and injuries or infections of the urethra maybe impossible.Those are sterile and come in different sizes starting at 22FR up to 32 or 34FR. see my pictures also.

The shape of the tip of the nasopharyngeal tubes would most definitely be likely to cause injury to the urethra - For heavens sake man - is it not akin to a hypodermic needle point? Furthermore, you mention they are sterile! Well, they might be sterile enough for the nose, but certainly not for the urethra!

Advice to readers - proper catheters or sounds only - and only when you know anatomy and how to use them!

Am new to penile sounding and DO apppreciate the dialogue. Want to have fun in safe ways.

The device is an "airway" and "nasopharygeal" is the adjective describing the airway as to be used to pass from the nose to the pharynx (area in back of the mouth).

Although it looks intriguing for me, I disagree with the advice that it would be good for the beginner. The pointy tip may be okay for an experienced person--anyone who can put in 30 is very experienced--but if one doesn't have an already loose urethra I think it could cause damage. I can't get a 30 Fr into my penis without a lot of pain, and I've been at this for years. Everyone's got a limit. There's a narrow area just inside the meatus metal or rubber pushes on I can imagine someone shoving a pointy thing into this area and lacerating the surface.

By the way, "sterile" means no living organisms. It's the same for any device, airway or urinary catheter.

I checked on the prices. In the area of $4 each they're much more than the$1.25 I pay for real catheters.