All the boyz are doing it, now it's our turn!!!

[DiverLaura]

I do have to say though...

We need to change the name.

to iPee or something...

Cause I don't want to be accused of taking farm animals diving.

and

"got yer Sheep on today?"

just sounds so wrong...

I'm from Washington, not Montana!

 

[BabyDuck]

how far back does it sit? under or over the big c?

(is that office friendly enough? since my main education is as a midwife, 'office friendly' is a wildly different notion to me. )

 

[DiverLaura]

that is what I was referring to when I specified placing further back so as not to suction any important girly parts into the chamber. So, front flange in my case, covers said girl parts. it is an external device that has to glue to the skin surrounding the perineal or urogenital triangle area. When it is in place, it covers the area of a small string bikini.

Perhaps these will help.

 

[BabyDuck]

thanks!

 

[Onda]

interesting... thank you for including us in your experiment icegirl. Me like many others need to pee as soon as I hit the water and it's almost constant flow throughout the dive! Fortunately I've been diving in warm water wearing only border shorts or a 3 mm shorty at the most so peeing has not been an issue. But now I'm surrounded by cold water so, if I'm going to continue with my passion it's drysuit only. I see diapers or she-p in my near future.

 

[BabyDuck]

i have one coming to me! and i vote we nickname it 'iPeed'.

 

[SteveAD]

how about pPod

 

[DameDykker]

So there's still only the diapers for us with sensitive skins who itch after shave (or wax - Shudder)? Or have anybody seen any solution without glue?

 

[TSandM]

I believe a GUE instructor in England was using internal catheters for a while. The infection risk from doing that is not insignificant, though. I'd have to be doing some really, really long dives to make me think about it.

 

[fisherdvm]

I don't know. I just can see lots of problems with this system. The adhesive has to be quite strong, and thus can cause alot of problem.