Catheters

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.col-desc .lede{text-align:center;margin:0 auto 1.2em;max-width:64em;font-size:1.05em} Catheters are hollow medical-grade tubes inserted through the urethra into the bladder for drainage during advanced urethral play. They come as rigid stainless steel reusables or flexible silicone single-use models, with straight intermittent or retention-balloon (Foley) designs for medical roleplay and sensory control. At a glance What: Medical-grade hollow tubes for urethral insertion and bladder drainage play Best for: Very experienced users with extensive urethral play knowledge and technique Materials: Stainless steel (reusable, rigid) or medical-grade silicone (flexible, single-use) Types: Foley catheters with retention balloons or straight intermittent models Sizing: 12–24 French gauge diameter, roughly 4–8mm, length varies by model Sterilisation: Reusable steel requires boiling; silicone models are pre-sterilised and disposable Safety: Requires strict sterile technique, correct insertion angle, and knowledge of anatomy Care: Stainless steel can be sterilised and reused; silicone is single-use only 🚚 Plain, discreet packaging • 🔒 Discreet billing • 🔁 Hygiene-conscious returns About Catheters Catheters are hollow medical instruments designed to pass through the urethra into the bladder. The smooth rounded tip allows controlled insertion, while the hollow core permits fluid drainage during wear. Foley catheters feature an inflatable retention balloon that expands inside the bladder, preventing accidental expulsion and enabling extended wear. Straight intermittent catheters have no retention mechanism and are removed after each use, making them suitable for brief insertion or catheterisation training scenarios. Stainless steel catheters offer rigid construction, lifetime durability, and full sterilisation capability through boiling. Silicone models provide flexible, single-use options that eliminate sterilisation concerns and suit those seeking convenience. Both types replicat