TERNENCE Male Chastity Device Cage Urinary Catheter Accessories 100cm Silicone Spare catheter (not including stainless steel connectors)
The smooth statinless steel tip and flexible silicone hollow shaft providing easy insertion .
NOTE:
1. If finding it difficult to insert, please lubricate and slowly insert this plug before erection.
2.To avoid injury or aggravation of pre-existing conditions, this product should not be used on bruised, swollen, or inflamed areas including skin lacerations.
3. Discontinue use immediately if discomfort occurs.
4. To aviod any injury, please remove this plug when your pen-is fully relax after use.
5. Please sanitize with alcohol before use, suggest use.
Key specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Item no. | L17 |
| Brand | TERNENCE |
| Material | Medical grade silicone |
| Shaft | Hollow, smooth bore |
| Length | 100 cm |
| Diameter | 6 mm |
| Lubricant compatibility | Water-based lubricants |
| Fitment | Slides onto your existing stainless connector and fixing nut (not included) |
| Range | Closed ring cage accessories |
Material and feel
- Soft and flexible, so it follows the line of your set-up instead of forcing it, and it eases insertion.
- Non-toxic and free from phthalates, so it stays kind to sensitive skin and does not develop the smell cheaper tubing picks up.
- Stays supple through long wear rather than hardening with use, so it feels the same at the end of the week as at the start.
- Wipes clean easily and does not grab or drag, so it stays hygienic between wears.
- Made to the same standard we use across our urethral chastity device spares.
When you'll want a spare
Everyday and extended wear is where a tube works hardest, so this is the part that gives out first. Keep a second one on the shelf and a swap happens the moment something feels off rather than later in the week. It also suits a shorter male chastity cage, so a compact set-up stays in service while everything else about the device stays as it is.
Before and after wear
- Check the area first — skip the tube on bruised, swollen, inflamed or broken skin, and wait if anything is already sore.
- Sanitise the tubing with alcohol before every wear, then let it dry completely inside and out.
- Lubricate the tube and the connector, then slide it in slowly while you are relaxed and before erection; if it will not move freely, stop rather than push.
- Ease the tube out once you are fully relaxed afterwards — removing it while still firm is where knocks happen.
- Stop at the first sign of discomfort, clean the tube thoroughly, and leave it out until the area has settled.
Spares, privacy and support
- Genuine spares stay available over the long term: replacement tubing and tips, nuts, base rings, straps, belts and lock cylinders for your cock cage.
- Every device is fully cleaned and disinfected before shipping, and each spare part leaves us brand new.
- Orders arrive in opaque packaging, with no product details shown on the parcel or the customs declaration.
- If you are unsure about size, material or fit, ask before or after ordering and we will guide you to the right replacement part.
- More than 10,000 chastity devices shipped to date, and we are here for the whole life of yours, not just the sale.
Warranty & After-Sales
Every TERNENCE piece is made to stay in use, so we keep genuine spare parts and compatible add-ons available over the long term: replacement tubing and tips, nuts, base rings, straps, belts and lock cylinders. Reach out before or after ordering and our team will help you confirm the right size, material and fit for your device, and guide you to the correct replacement part when something needs changing. Common questions about sizing, care and hygiene are answered in the FAQ. We're here for the whole life of your device, not just the sale.
FAQ
Q1. Do I need the connector to use this tube?
Yes — this is the replacement tube only, and it slides onto the connector and fixing nut of the male chastity device you already own. Those two pieces are not part of this order, so it is worth checking they are still with your kit before you buy. Once they are in place, the tube seats under the nut just like the one it is replacing.
Q2. Will this spare fit the cage I wear now?
Compare it with the tubing you use today: if it slides onto the same connector and seats under the same nut, it drops straight in. The fit is decided by those two parts as much as by the tubing itself. If your current tube is a different size, tell us the male chastity cage model you wear and we will point you to the matching spare.
Q3. Is silicone better than a stainless steel tube?
They suit different preferences rather than one being better. Silicone gives with the body through long, active days, while a stainless steel tube holds a fixed line and a firmer feel. If you wear a urethral chastity device through the day, silicone is usually the more forgiving choice.
Q4. How do I know when the tubing needs replacing?
Check it before each wear and judge it by feel: once the tubing stops feeling supple, it is telling you it is due for a fresh one. Silicone is a wear item, so it changes gradually rather than failing all at once. Replacing it early is easier than working around a tube that has seen better days.
Q5. Do you make a shorter spare if I wear a smaller cage?
Yes — the same range includes shorter stainless catheters and 8 mm silicone tubing kits in 10 cm and 20 cm lengths, several with a stainless steel tip and fixing nut. They serve the same purpose, so if you also wear a shorter cock cage, a shorter tube keeps the set-up compact. Tell us which cage you use and we will confirm the length that suits it.
Q6. How should I store a spare tube?
Keep it cool, dry and out of direct sunlight, away from anything sharp. A small pouch or a compartment in the case you keep your kit in works well. Store it clean and completely dry, so it is ready the next time you want to change tubing.
