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J-Lube ? 10oz bottle can make around 20L for 16-17 quid

Vet supplies ?

Yep, also 51 here. Have been doing big toys fisting since mid 20's, no great dramas here.

Legit spinal surgery is risky enough as it is, no surgeon with a shred of ethics would go anywhere near that one...

These guys: https://thickwall.co.uk/ ?

Great post BB, sage advice ;-)

Great thread gnurps ;-)

Enemas can mess with the electrolyte (sodium, potassium, calcium, chloride, bicarb, phosphate, magnesium) balance in your body - you can end up absorbing some of the water, particularly if you hold the enema in for any period of time, which can make you feel weak/dizzy. Best thing to do in this case is to not do them too often, don't do really large volume enemas & don't take the water too deeply inside (only enough to clean you sufficiently for play), don't hold the enema in for too long. For the dizziness/lightheadedness, try drinking a mix of half sports drink/half water to replace lost electrolytes (or even better Gastrolyte/something similar). If it keeps happening when you enema, you might be one of those people who are particularly sensitive to them, probably best to avoid them or use something like a 'microenema' in a small tube which you can probably buy from a pharmacy/drug store (depending on your country).

Good stuff Buskowianka

Great post Buskowianka

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Try using a VPN or proxy ?

Maybe these guys ?

Maybe these guys: https://thickwall.co.uk/ ? They sell unflanged cylinders from 1.5".-3.5" diameter standard, and they also custom make at a very reasonable price.

Merry Christmas everyone :-) And thanks for all your work & everything you do to keep this site going Xthorgal, really appreciate it :-)

Yep great advice Bertieboyblue ;-) You can definitely do yourself a mischief if you're not careful. I think people see videos where guys who have been doing it for ages are a bit rough with themselves & think they can do that from the outset.

Slowly does it so far as the size of the sounds go/stretching-wise. And I can't stress 'cleanliness' enough. Your urethra/bladder is a sterile environment (unless you've got an infection) and you need to keep it that way, so make sure your gear is thoroughly cleaned/disinfected/dried between uses, always use sterile lube (those 'small serve' sachets are best) and always make sure hands & everything else are as clean as they possibly can be when you play (gloves aren't a bad idea, but some people don't like the lack of tactile feedback when wearing them). Re: leakage/etc, as you stretch the diameter of your urethra, more will come out in one hit when you pee (makes sense given your hose is a now a larger diameter).

Yep spot on Jdeesohs. Banned amyl way back which was relatively safe compared to what we have now, ended up with a bunch of other chemicals which are probably less safe to use. Constantly playing Whack-a-Mole to ban these, when one is banned gets replaced by an even more noxious substance with more risks for users.

Depends on what's actually in them I.E which nitrite analogue they are. Current poppers (the ones I can get in Australia, at any rate) tend to really irritate my lungs if I huff more than two or three hits a session a few times a week, back in the day when you could actually get amyl (>20 yrs ago) I could huff all day everyday without dramas. So I guess what I'm saying is, your mileage may vary as to how they affect you. Only way to find out is to try them. Go easy at first if you've never tried them before, maybe one sniff a session. Even after you've been using them a while, less is probably more. So far as 'safety' goes, given what they actually are chemically tends to change every couple of yrs as different analogues get banned in various countries, it's hard to absolutely say. The only thing re: safety I've been able to find was medical articles by ophthalmologists saying some heavy users end up with macular problems from isopropyl nitrite use. And then I saw something else quoting other ophthalmologists who said the sample size of people affected was too small & there may have also been other factors at play (E.G smoking) which weren't considered or mentioned. So I dunno ;-)

  Niezage,   I also love huffing poppers when playing. Have done from the time when amyl was actually amyl (ages ago now, in this country at least). I haven't suffered any health issues in this time that I'm aware of, though one never knows I guess. The one thing that does concern me a bit about poppers these days is the different nitrites they're using, and how these are changing all the time depending on where they're manufactured/sourced from/when an analogue gets banned & replaced by something slightly different. In 'the olden days', you knew what amyl nitrite did/side effects/etc because it had been used both medically and recreationally for a long time.   With the analogues that have come to be used over the past 20 yrs or so & constant changing of those, it's a bit hard to know if they have any LT side effects/what level of usage can cause negative effects. There's also conflicting information about some, for example; some French ophthalmologists/researchers (about 5 yrs ago) suggested using alkyl nitrites can cause retinal damage (permanent) in some people with even minimal usage, yet some other American ophthalmologists said the evidence for this was anecdotal & not backed by hard data.   I guess as with sticking things deeply in your arse/colon, 'individuals' mileage may vary' and care/a bit of 'less is more' can't hurt in the long run, perhaps.   Edit for clarity - And by 'less is more can't hurt in the long run', I mean erring on the side of caution with these things. Let's face it, it's easy to go a bit too far sometimes in the heat of passion, so to speak ;-)

Apparently if they're regular enough (what that is exactly, who knows ?), they can damage the haustral folds in the colon in some people, impairing the ability of the haustra to contract/move waste through the colon. I tend to do them 3 times a week or so, have done for a number of years (more than 10) & seem to have had no ill effects. Obviously YMMV.