vr**** Posted September 28 Posted September 28 So I just ordered my first Urethral Insert and naturally I want to be really safe about it. I was googling and realized that I have a fet account, I don't need Google. I can ask the people who really know. So my question is, how do you properly sterilize the toy? Do I have to be anal about it? Is it something you need to plan ahead to use and cannot be used in the heat of the moment? Like say I have a partner and she decides she wants to use it on me, we would have to stop to sterilize it before continuing? And do I need sterile gloves? Sorry for all the questions but this is totally new to me and is something I never thought I would want to try and as I said, I want to be super safe about it. Thanks for any input
vr**** Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 Stainless steel. I ordered a few silicone ones but canceled that order. All that I have arriving are steel now
Za**** Posted September 28 Posted September 28 I t should not be sharp or have abrasions, else it will damage inside tissue which will be very hard to repair and you can get UTI infection if it cause any scars inside. So be careful and play safe.
vr**** Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 Thanks for the input so far. I didn't go with silicone for the simple fact that it isn't smooth. I think stainless is the way to go, or titanium. I'm definitely going to boil the toys first. But does that need to be done each time?
Ge**** Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Heat is your best friend with this material. You can also use 70% rubbing alcohol. These are the only options I would use when it comes to something that is going inside your urethra, but rack is a thing
vr**** Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 My question is, after boiling, can they be stored in rubbing alcohol to keep them sterile or does that not work? Since I started this thread, I have ordered several sounds...lol
adrenalina75 Posted September 28 Posted September 28 Microbiologist 👋 I’d say sterilise before each use. Boiling would be best. Well, autoclaving would be best, but I don’t imagine you have one of those!
vr**** Posted September 28 Author Posted September 28 I think I'm going to do that. I have 3 sounds on the way. After boiling, is it safe to store them in alcohol until I'm ready to use them or should I just boil before each use?
wh**** Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Boiling it in water for a couple minutes, definitely use sterile lube, you can get it on Amazon
Th**** Posted Sunday at 09:42 PM Posted Sunday at 09:42 PM I'd still recommend googling, since we aren't allowed to share websites or links here I can't give exact suggestions. You can buy the packaging used for heat sterilization used in autoclave online and some of the sharps community uses Instant Pots as a home sterilizing method. But I think perhaps only certain models and there are specific instructions. That way it's clean and protected until you open the packaging.
adrenalina75 Posted Sunday at 10:11 PM Posted Sunday at 10:11 PM 29 minutes ago, ThaliaV said: I'd still recommend googling, since we aren't allowed to share websites or links here I can't give exact suggestions. You can buy the packaging used for heat sterilization used in autoclave online and some of the sharps community uses Instant Pots as a home sterilizing method. But I think perhaps only certain models and there are specific instructions. That way it's clean and protected until you open the packaging. Great idea. If by ‘instant pots’ you mean what I’d call a pressure cooker, that’s perfect. It gets to 121C which is the same temperature as an autoclave.
Th**** Posted Sunday at 10:27 PM Posted Sunday at 10:27 PM Yes, pressure cookers. But as you said you have to be sure that it reaches appropriate temperatures for the appropriate length of time.
adrenalina75 Posted Sunday at 10:28 PM Posted Sunday at 10:28 PM 1 minute ago, ThaliaV said: Yes, pressure cookers. But as you said you have to be sure that it reaches appropriate temperatures for the appropriate length of time. The autoclave bags ensure that. There’s an indicator to show if they’ve been successfully sterilised.
Th**** Posted Sunday at 10:31 PM Posted Sunday at 10:31 PM Right, when I was using them it was a special tape that would change color. It's been a while.
adrenalina75 Posted Sunday at 10:36 PM Posted Sunday at 10:36 PM 4 minutes ago, ThaliaV said: Right, when I was using them it was a special tape that would change color. It's been a while. Indicator tape! That’s right. It’s been a long time since I autoclaved anything!
Th**** Posted Monday at 03:26 AM Posted Monday at 03:26 AM 4 hours ago, adrenalina75 said: Indicator tape! That’s right. It’s been a long time since I autoclaved anything! Same, and I used to do a lot of whole surgery packs more than individual instruments
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