I’m really curious about urethral sounding..
Twice I woke up in a hospital situation with a catheter in me..
Both time when they pulled it out I shuddered and felt sensation..
I bought a gland ring with a urethral plug on it and I have worn it times but from what im told by a couple sounders is that the plug does notgo in deep enough for the pleasure people talk about getting from a sounding device..
Has anyone experienced this And was it gratifying as regular sounders make it sound??
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As a woman I have seen it done but looks painful - but I appreciate where there is pain is also pleasure
I suggest to try it …. You may love it
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I’ve had nurses put those stick things down my pee hole (technical terms, I know) as part of STI tests, and I’m firmly in the camp of that it’s not for me.
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There’s absolutely no pain if you do it correctly, it just glides in and feels nice. Great if your being wanked off whilst it’s in
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In the past I have used Hagar sounds which are long enough to reach as far as the prostate and, while I really enjoyed the sensation, I kept getting UTIs so I gave up.
I was using sterilised equipment and sterile lubricant too.
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I’ve never done sounding but I have heard that it can be really dangerous if it’s done incorrectly, so please research this like crazy before giving it a go!
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I have indeed tried sounding and can definitely say there is something pleasing there to it!
I’d recommend getting the metal rods over the silicone ones and use sterile lube 
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Solid or hollow??
I’m under the impression that hollow would be the least troublesome because you can urinate and enjaculate without removing it.,
I’m thinking that a person would risk getting UTI’s from constantly removing the sounding device to urinate and then putting them back in place after doing your business..
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How do you get the inside of your urethra lubricated down deep..?
You can start by using a syringe if you want but if you keep applying lube as you slide the sound in and out it will gradually work its way down.
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Others have hit on the main points, importance of sterilization, etc., I am another vote for yes to sounding! Very unique and pleasurable sensation. I prefer stainless steel sounds too especially for starting, the weight can help it slowly go in with no pain if done properly. Very slight sting when first peeing afterwards is all I’ve had to deal with luckily!
LH discontinued this one it seems but here’s one of my review of a stainless steel sound if you’re interested! My Reviews - #785 by MattWillTry
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I love it. My wife sounds me regularly and it’s amazing.
Probably had the most intense orgasm of my life whilst being sounded.
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Regardless of solid or hollow, I always urinate after a sounding session to reduce the risk of UTIs, and so far have had no issues. Although for some reason the hollow sounds feel “shaper” than the solid ones so I use the solids predominantly.
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I have one that vibrates it is awesome when it hits the prostate.
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I’ve not used sounds but I a woman with medical kink who loves steel toys/speculum play, I would suggest using gloves as well. You want things to be as clean as possible, and maybe a bit more.
Also have a look at your lube. If it contains glycerin, that could be the culprit to your UTIs. Good luck and have fun 
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Depends wether you’d be wanting to wear them all day or just use while playing cause there is some cock cages what come with sounding components and they tend to have holes in them so you can urinate without taking the cage off.
From my experience with sounding rods alone they naturally get pushed out when you insert them so would need something to keep them in place should you wish to wear them long term.
But sterile lube is what you’ll need regardless to minimise any chance of infections.
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