External Catheters

I enjoyed using an external catheter called a Uro-Sheath. It's designed to collect urine for male incontinence Made of thick vinyl, it's worn like a condom, with an external rubber strap to hold it in place. A molded on outlet tube is attached to a leg bag or other collection device. I had to wear one originally in the hospital and 2 weeks after. I found it stimulating to have female nurses apply it to me. It's a big fetish for me. However, it's also stimulating. When I wear it all day, normal motion causes it to rub my penis, causing pleasurable sensations...all day masturbation without being caught touching myself. Since I'm a 'grower' i wear a 'small' size during the day. However a large worn over the erect penis would be firm and moderately compressive. Sliding the wet-inside sheath over my penis is the next best feeling to the real thing for self sex.

Alas, the Uro-Sheath is no longer made. Many models of thinner, flexible latex or silicone are made now. To wear one all day, one has to measure the diameter of the penis behind the head, in millimeters. If one has at least a 3" soft penis, a regular type maybe ordered. Short 1 ½" models are available. I recommend Rochester 'wide band' silicone for all day wear. I've worn these four days at a time, after which I do skin care. I need external compression to keep my glans from retracting back; while the self adhesives are firm, I still have to wear a band on the outside. My current favorite is more expensive, but thick silicone "Cook External Catheter" which is held in place by a corrugated band inside with an inflatable collar. When I wear it during the day it provides the same pleasurable sensations when i move around.

If one decides to play with the external catheter, buy a Conveen security plus leg bag to catch the urine. Many others are available, but I've tried them all and use this one

I have done some playing with a set that I got off of Ebay. The catheters themselves are made by InView. They do stick, let me tell you and I have to use some rubbing alcohol to get it worked off. I'm not overly long in the department of penis and any pubic hair in the vicinity of this thing, well keep the scissors handy. But it works okay, no leaks. The bag is an Rusch.

Elaine

I work underwater repairing pipes. Some days I will spend 6 hours underwater at one time. I wear the type of external catheter that rolls on like a condom but has a medical grade water soluble glue on the inside to hold it in place. It works very well and does allow for movement, however it is a bitch to take off in the shower.

We prefer the McGuire supporters for our use. No adhesive required and plenty of room in the sheath for stimulation. The Cook inflatable cath looks very interesting though. How is it inflated and once inflated, how does it feel and does it compress the uthrea?

Cook External Cath Photos Posted: I posted photos of the device and as worn. Firstly one measures the penis, using a guide. One can find them on the internet. Sizing is important. Next fold it up like a cuff on pant or shirt. Wet tip of penis, and insert as far as it will go, and pull sleeve down over penis. While pulling the sleeve down the end of the penis will slide down a bit leaving a gap between the penis and the outlet tube. A syringe is provided to inflate a collar that will hold it in place. The collar will naturally compress the urethra some, but one only puts as much air in as needed to hold it in place. I have no trouble urinating. After urinating the fluid draining down creates a suction tending to pull the end of the penis into the tube. The suction will then cause edema around the meatus. To avoid this problem periodically detach the tube, let in air and allow the penis to retract a little.

This device will be a big change from the McGuire. It hangs from the penis rather than being held by the jock. It also costs $40 + shipping. Compared to disposable external catheters it's economical over only a month. If one wants to try the feel before spending $40, I'd recommend going to a local med supplier, and buy a disposable latex or silicone external catheter (the right size, of course) and a disposable leg bag and tubing. The Conveen/Coloplast bags are the best, and only $6-7. All one has to do is roll it on like a condom, without an erection--cinch. Plug it into the leg bag and walk around for a day to find out what it feels like. While one is often aware of the device, I find the stimulation enjoyable.

When one gets an erection the device will not expand much, It's also short and only fits on the end of the penis. Since a snug fit is desire, don't expect to be able slide it around for masturbation.

I was recently hospitalized, and was given an external cath for overnight use. Young nurses aides held my penis and put the condom on each night. It was a little uncomfortable, as the condom has to be tight to prevent leakage or slipping off. All very clinical, as real medical procedures are, but a perfect medfet scenario.

As I recovered from my surgery, I started masturbating after the lights were out. The condom added to the sensation, as it could slide a little. I was unable to orgasm, but got into a very aroused state where my anus started contracting forcibly.

I've used scuba-diving external catheters while masturbating before. They are just a standard external, medical, condom-style, head only, external catheter that are popular with divers. I had high hopes, but they were never as much fun as I hoped they'd be. It was tough to get them to stay on in a secure way that was comfortable. The glue didn't make for good masturbation and if lube got in it then the entire thing would slide around.

The The use of catheters for sex games is certainly very pleasant but also has some risks. Catheterization must be performed very cleanly and carefully. Otherwise, a urethral or bladder infection may develop easily. There is also the risk of overstretching the urinary bladder sphincter and causing urinary incontinence. I have also already introduced catheters with CR32. I do not do that often. I prefer to use Hegar Dilators with 12 mm diameter, which are only 19cm long and do not go into the urinary bladder. It is enough if the dilator goes through the prostate. This is very pleasant and not as dangerous as catheders. Besides, I still have sterile urine to flush the urethra. So you should urinate after the session.