Survey for a serious problem.

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Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop

Cave divers will spends $$$$ on gear,but there are some real cheap people out there.

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I skip breathe to keep my breathing gas expenses down. :rollguy

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Originally Posted by LisaN

only men or do you also want to hear from women that use the She-P? I have no idea if there is an association between she-p use and UTIs, but I would be very interested to know. Though women are more UTI prone, it would still be valuable to know if there is an associated risk with She-p use and if the bacterial culprits are different from other community-acquired UTIs.

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There is certanaly a possibility, though not as likely. Keeping the hose clean will work there too.

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Originally Posted by LiteHedded

ewww really?

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Pretty quick to declare your disgust there big boy... guilty conscious???

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Originally Posted by OneBrightGator

Pretty quick to declare your disgust there big boy... guilty conscious???

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nope. i got a box of catheters

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Serious problem? uhm.. No one I know using the cheap bolt type have ever had a problem. (The only type we use.) Now if you are diving Peacock in summer during a drought you will probably have more issues with your ears!!

Dale

I do a few shots of vinegar and alcohol before each dive. No problems!

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Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop

It would be interesting to find out if any of these were reused catheters (yes,there are people who do this).

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I for one always keep a couple of 44mm catheters handy to loan to anyone who might have forgot their own and need one.

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Originally Posted by DA Aquamaster

I for one always keep a couple of 44mm catheters handy to loan to anyone who might have forgot their own and need one.

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do you keep duct tape handy as well? ;)

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Originally Posted by LiteHedded

do you keep duct tape handy as well? ;)

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Real men use zip ties.

On a serious note, just make sure your bolt is loose before you start urinating. The bacteria built up in the hose can be forced into the urethra if not...Yes, this will cause a UTI.