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I have worn a cage with U-tube for several weeks and a lot more intermittently. I've never had a problem with a steel tube but have had discomfort with a silicone tune. If it has been a while, I either put the cage/tube in boiling water for 5 minutes and/ or spray alcohol through the tube and rinse ...

I have worn a cage with U-tube for several weeks and a lot more intermittently. I've never had a problem with a steel tube but have had discomfort with a silicone tune. If it has been a while, I either put the cage/tube in boiling water for 5 minutes and/ or spray alcohol through the tube and rinse ...

I have never seen these before. But I think the time estimates would depend more on the ambient temperature. If you are laying on the with your back then the times would be shorter unless wrapped in a towel, which would absorb the water that would leak while they melt. That is the other concern is w...

The only thing I can think of is different underwear. Or a control panty. I had a small hernia and used them to get extra support until the operation. Yes they are women's wear, but you can get them pretty plain in white, black or nude and they aren't at all noticeable. I still wear them with my cag...

Thanks for all the input, gents. I tend to hang low after a hot shower, so fit might not be a problem. I don't know dick about urethral tubes though. Are they interchangeable? Are they fixed (screwed) to the cage? If anyone has advice or a link to info I would very much appreciate it. Check out Mr. ...

I agree with Mr. Pickle. The silicone tubes are not great. The metal urethral tubes are much, much better and can be worn for weeks without issue. The bars on the bottom are a gimmick. Just get a cage like this without the extras, all a metal straight U-tube and lock it up.

I recently got a new very short cage, not flat, just very short. I tried the curved metal tube and found the distance between the ring bottom and tube caused pain and pinching of the urethra. I installed a straight tube and problem solved. Anatomically it is not lined up, but doesn't seem to be prob...

As Mr. Pickle said, I think it is the edge of the silicone tube that is cutting the inside of the urethra. Not enough to be serious, just enough to let some blood out. It is pretty scary to see blood coming out, that is for sure. Luckily it seems to stop quickly as you found out. I don't know if the...

I agree with all your statements. When I did try the flex tube, I did have a little blood, where I've never had blood with the metal tube. And yes the tube is pretty narrow. I'd like to find a metal tube that is a bit longer and maybe even larger diameter, though the current one seems to be a good s...

I've been using a steel urethral tube for over a year, on and off. I've had no problems at all with them and prefer a tube to no tube. It's been noted that the silicone version is not generally preferable for a number of reasons. What are they? I have one and tried it but it wasn't comfortable, mayb...