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<h1><a href="http://www.ftmguide.org"><img src="images/hudsonsguidesmall.gif" alt="Hudson's FTM Resource Guide" width="700" height="56" border="0"></a></h1>
<h1><a name="top"></a>Bathroom Use & Stand-to-Pee (STP) Devices</h1>
<p><a href="#intro">Introduction<br>
</a> <a href="#mensroom">Men's Room Etiquette<br>
</a><a href="#safety">A Note on Safety<br>
</a><a href="#practice">Becoming Proficient with Stand-to-Pee
Devices</a><a href="#stp"><br>
Standing to Pee: STP Devices (non-packers)<br>
</a><a href="#stppacker">Standing to Pee: STP Packers </a></p>
<p><strong><a name="intro"></a>Introduction<br>
</strong>For many trans men, using the men's room for the first time is a big step in the
transition process. This section provides information on using the men's room
safely, as well as on methods and products that can be used to urinate while
standing. This includes devices that serve as both a packer and as a stand-to-pee
(STP) device.</p>
<p>It should also be noted that certain genital surgeries can include a procedure
called a "urethral hookup" or "urethral lengthening," which allows the recipient to urinate through
his surgically constructed penis. Details of such surgical procedures are not
covered in this section, but are covered in the section on <a href="grs.html">genital
reconstruction surgery</a>.</p>
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<p><strong><a name="mensroom"></a>Men's Room Etiquette<br>
</strong>While women's restrooms often involve social interaction and keen observation
among the women who use them, men's restrooms are usually more "down to
business." That is, most guys in the men's room don't look at one another
for more than a second (if at all), there usually isn't much chatting going
on, and the vast majority of men aren't scrutinizing carefully who is using
the bathroom at any particular time. This is a bonus for those in early stages
of transition, as most men won't be looking for small details to see if you
"belong" there or not. If you are being read fairly consistently as
a man (or as a boy if you appear younger), and walk into a men's room with confidence
and purpose, you probably will not raise any eyebrows.</p>
<p>Most men's rooms will have a combination of urinals and stalls, or at the very
least one stall (we've all got to sit down at least once in a while to take
a crap). Most stalls will have doors on them, so you can do your business in
private if you need to. Not all men stand to pee, and even if they do, some
men prefer to use a closed stall while standing to pee, rather than using a
urinal. So if you haven't mastered a stand-to-pee device for use at a urinal,
or simply don't want to use one, you can feel fine using a stall and sitting down. If you feel self-conscious
about sitting to pee, you can spend a little extra time in the stall as if you
were taking a crap.</p>
<p>Another thing you might notice when using the men's room is
that there is a lot less inhibition than in women's rooms about grunting, farting,
or otherwise making noise while sitting on the toilet in the stalls. So, feel
free to use the stalls and not worry much about it. If you do come across a
stall without a door (this is rare but it happens), you may be able to drop
your pants and sit down quickly to avoid exposure, but do so only if you feel
the environment is safe.</p>
<p>If you choose to use a stand-to-pee (STP) device or have had a surgery that allows you
otherwise pee standing up, you may wish to use a urinal. If that is the case,
basic urinal etiquette should be followed. That is, if there are a row of urinals
available, take one that is not directly next to another guy who is already
peeing. If you are in a ridiculously crowded restroom (like at a large event),
and you absolutely must stand directly next to someone else, be sure to keep
your eyes forward and don't touch or bump the guy's elbow that is next to you.
Step up, get your business done, flush, and walk away. Don't take a peek at
another guy's penis, and don't make eye contact while at the urinal. If you
do make any eye contact in a men's room, it should be brief and only as a point
of acknowledgement.</p>
<p>The men's room etiquette pointers listed above are meant as basic guidelines outlining the interactions typical to most men's restrooms. Obviously some situations might be different from place to place. I have tried to err on the side of modesty with these pointers with the idea that bathrooms are a shared space where we are all literally left with our pants down-- better to play it more conservatively unless you already know the particular restroom environment is more relaxed.</p>
<p><b><a name="safety"></a>A Note on Safety</b><br>
It should be noted that if you are not yet being read as male on a regular basis,
and/or if you are not feeling confident or safe about using the men's room in
any situation, it may be best to find another bathroom arrangement. Most men's
restrooms are not dangerous places, but in some circumstances it may be wise
to avoid potential trouble. If you are experiencing such issues around restroom
use, you may want to seek out a single-stall bathroom when possible, or wait
for either the men's or the women's room to empty out (whichever is safer and
more appropriate for the situation), use the facilities quickly, and move on.
In many situations, using the men's room will be perfectly safe-- it just pays
to use caution when necessary.</p>
<p><strong><a name="practice"></a>Becoming Proficient with Stand-to-Pee Devices<br>
</strong>Using a stand-to-pee device usually takes some practice. Practice at
home and have it down cold before trying it in a public men's room. For your
first few times trying out an STP device, you may wish to practice while standing
undressed in the bathtub, so if you have leaks you won't mess up your clothes
or the floor. Once you have mastered the device in the tub, you can move on
to trying it while undressed in front of the toilet at home to get used to aiming
the device. Then try it in clothes in front of the toilet. Once you have mastered
the use of the device, think about how you will carry it (if it is not an STP-packer),
how you will discreetly put it in place, where you will put it when done, how
you will keep it clean, etc. In other words, before you start to use the device
in a public restroom, have a plan for how it will work. Do a few practice runs
at home. The last thing you want to do is show up at the restroom, fumble with
your STP device, and drop it in the toilet or in the urinal in front of you!</p>
<p>Keep in mind that there is no shame in using the stalls if you don't want to
use an STP device-- though such devices can come in handy in situations when
you would prefer to stand and pee, such as dirty restrooms, travel situations,
or camping outdoors. Plenty of guys use the stalls, so don't feel you have to
stand if you don't want to.</p>
<p><a href="#top">back to the top</a></p>
<hr>
<p><strong><a name="stp"></a>STP Devices (non-packers)</strong></p>
<p><b>Coffee Can Lid/Flexible Plastic Disc<br>
</b>This is a rather simple device that can be easily made at home. Take the
flexible plastic lid from a can of coffee grinds, or from a similar package
(like a cottage cheese container or large yogurt tub), and cut away the lip so it is flat. The lid
needs to be flexible enough to roll into a funnel shape or a U-shape for use.
Hold the funnel end/U-end far enough back so that you position it behind your
urethral opening. Aim the pointed end down toward the toilet bowl, and pee.
You will have to practice to get the hang of it. You can also experiment with
trimming and rolling the device in a manner that works best for you. These devices are
easy to carry and conceal in your back pocket, or even in a small pocket in
your underwear. Very fine grit sandpaper can be used to smooth out any rough
edges.</p>
<p><b>Medicine Spoon<br>
</b>Medicine spoons are small, inexpensive plastic devices that can be found
at most pharmacies. The wider end of the spoon (the "scoop" end) is
held against you, between the labia, to create a seal around the urethral opening.
This is the end that you pee into. Cut off the tip at the other end (the handle
of the spoon) at a 45 degree angle, so that the tip points downwards when the
spoon end is up against you. This is the end the pee flows out of. You will
have to practice at home to find the correct placement for the spoon so you
don't have leakage. Some people trim/sand down any sharp edges they may find
on their medicine spoon, or may otherwise modify it to suit their needs. Very
fine grit sandpaper can be used to smooth out any rough edges.</p>
<p><strong>Urinall</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.urinall.co.uk/">www.urinall.co.uk</a><br>
The Urinall is a lightweight, handmade product created specifically for the FTM trans community. It is a small, hard funnel about the size of a large medicine spoon, but the edges are rounded and beveled for a comfortable fit. The Urinall comes with a length of latex tubing which can be removed or replaced. Cost is £12 (that's in British pounds), which includes shipping anywhere in the world. Convert prices to U.S. dollars at <a href="http://www.xe.com/ucc/">www.xe.com/ucc</a>.</p>
<p><b>The TravelMate<br>
</b> <a href="http://www.whenyagottago.com">www.whenyagottago.com</a><br>
The TravelMate is a modification of the medicine spoon that was created specifically for standing to pee. It is designed to fit comfortably
between the labia to form a leak-free seal. It is made of soft, flexible, medical-grade
plastic that springs back to its original shape after being bent. Cost is $9.25.</p>
<p><strong>The PStyle</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.kristascups.com/">www.kristascups.com</a><br>
The PStyle is a long, thin, open-topped urinary device made of stiff plastic with rounded edges for user comfort. It combines the features of the coffee can lid (open top, easy to place) and the medicine spoon (stiff plastic), which may make it easier to use for some people. Because the device is stiff and fairly large, it is not easily slipped into a pocket unless you happen to be wearing baggy pants. However, its long size and stiffness can help clear the fly of pants without drips. Cost is $12, and is available in 6 colors. <strong>The PStyle is available at the Tool Shed for $12, <a href="http://www.toolshedtoys.com/product_info.php/products_id/484">www.toolshedtoys.com</a>.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The Fenis</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.thefenis.com">www.thefenis.com</a><br>
The Fenis is a very flexible silicone stand-to-pee device that is a cross between a tube and a funnel. The Fenis is just less than 7 inches long and can easily be folded for quick and discreet storage. The Fenis is reusable and easy to clean and comfortable to use. The Fenis’ silicone resists microbiological growth. Comes in two flesh tones and a variety of vibrant colors. <strong>The Fenis is available at the Tool Shed for $15, <a href="http://www.toolshedtoys.com/product_info.php/products_id/1616">www.toolshedtoys.com</a>.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The Mr. Fenis</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.mrfenis.com">www.mrfenis.com</a><br>
The Mr. Fenis is a very flexible silicone stand-to-pee device that is a cross between a tube and a funnel, and has the added quality of being molded to look like a penis. The Mr. Fenis is just less than 8 inches long and is a bit wider than the original Fenis, though the opening in the end is small enough to create a narrow stream. The Mister Fenis can easily be folded for quick and discreet storage. Mr. Fenis is reusable and easy to clean and comfortable to use, and the silicone resists microbiological growth. Comes in four flesh tones (peach, olive, tan, and dark brown). <strong>The Mr. Fenis is available at the Tool Shed for $25, <a href="http://www.toolshedtoys.com/product_info.php/products_id/1875">www.toolshedtoys.com</a>.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The Number One STP</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.toolshedtoys.com/product_info.php/products_id/2745">Available through toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
The Number One is a realistic, high quality, one-piece STP. Made from 100% high-quality silicone, the generous cup and opening at the head help prevent back flow or leakage. It is made from medium-soft silicone and has a narrow profile-- it is designed to be packed flat against the abdomen. Total length is 6", cup length: is 3", cup width is 1.5". Available in 5 realistic skin tones-- peach, olive, caramel, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate. $59</p>
<p><strong>The GoGirl</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.kristascups.com/">www.go-girl.com</a><br>
The GoGirl is a flexible funnel device made from medical-grade silicone. The top of the funnel that is placed against the body has a unique splash-guard rim. Because the silicone is flexible and soft, it is easy to fold up and carry discreetly in a pocket or small case. Silicone is also hygienic and easy to clean. Measures 6.5" tall x 4.75" deep x 2.25" wide. Available in pink or "camo" (tan) color. <strong>The Go Girl is available at the Tool Shed for $10, <a href="http://www.toolshedtoys.com/product_info.php/products_id/1029">www.toolshedtoys.com</a>.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The Whiz</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.whizproducts.co.uk/en/">www.whizproducts.co.uk/en<br>
</a>The Whiz Freedom is a thin, flexible, reusable funnel-like device made of a medical-grade TPE (thermoplastic elastomer). An anti-bacterial/anti-fungal agent has been added, and it has been treated with a plasma coating so that
it repels liquid. The addition of the plasma coating means that only a few droplets
may remain on the surface of the device which are easily shaken off. The Whiz Freedom
costs £9.99 (that's in British pounds) and is available in purple or white.
You can also purchase medical grade tubing from the site as well to extend the overall length of the device. Prices can be converted to U.S. dollars at <a href="http://www.xe.com/ucc/">www.xe.com/ucc</a>.</p>
<p><strong>The Pee-Zee & Snee-Kee</strong><br>
<a href="http://pee-zees.tripod.com/">pee-zees.tripod.com</a><br>
The Pee-Zee and Snee-Kee are a foldable, lightweight plastic funnel devices that come in several colors. The Snee-Kee is slightly shorter in overall length than the Pee-Zee. Both designs fold flat. $16.00 if shipped in the U.S., $14.50 if shipped in Canada.</p>
<p><strong>The SheWee</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.shewee.com">www.shewee.com</a><br>
Shewee is a molded polypropylene funnel with a liquid repellant coating to help minimize the amount of droplets left on the device after use. Cost is
£7.50 (that's in British pounds) and it is available in several colors.
You can purchase extension tubing from the site as well for £1.50 to extend the overall length of the device. Prices can be converted to U.S. dollars at <a href="http://www.xe.com/ucc/">www.xe.com/ucc</a>.</p>
<p><b>Freshette<br>
</b> <a href="http://www.freshette.com">www.freshette.com</a><br>
The Freshette's design is that of a lightweight plastic funnel with a 6"
retractable extension tube. It is held in the palm of the hand and cupped against
the body to make a seal. It is a little bit larger than the medicine-spoon type
designs, but for some may be easier to use. Cost is $23.95. Also offered at<strong> </strong><a href="http://www.rei.com">www.rei.com</a> at $22.95 and at <a href="http://www.campmor.com">www.campmor.com</a> 19.99 (search for "Freshette").</p>
<p> <b>Lady J<br>
</b> <a href="http://www.campmor.com">www.campmor.com<br>
</a>The Lady J is also a plastic funnel design similar to the Freshette, but
it does not feature a length of tubing at the opening (though you could probably
modify it to add tubing if you are so inclined). The shape of the funnel edges
is also a bit different from the other two listed above. Cost is $7.99. Search for "Lady J" on the Campmor site to find the product listing. </p>
<p><b>Urinelle<br>
</b> <a href="http://www.magellans.com">www.magellans.com<br>
</a>Urinelle also uses a funnel design, but it is a disposable paper product.
It comes in packages of seven biodegradable funnels at $8.85 per pack. Search for "urinelle" on the Magellan's site to find the product listing. </p>
<p><strong>Whizzy</strong><br>
<a href="http://whizzy4you.com/">whizzy4you.com</a><br>
A disposable product made of heavy paper, the Whizzy is foldable, opening into a V shape when needed. Comes in travel and extended sizes. Package of 10 travel size is $10.00, package of 20 travel size is $17.00, package of 10 extended size is $12.00. Extended size allows you to stand further back from the toilet or urinal.</p>
<p><b>Magic Cone<br>
</b> <a href="http://www.whenyagottago.com">www.whenyagottago.com</a><br>
Magic Cone is a disposable funnel device made of biodegradable waterproof cardboard. Available in packs of 3 for $3.95, or 3 packs of 3 for $11.00.</p>
<p><a href="#top">back to the top</a> </p>
<hr>
<p><b><a name="stppacker"></a>Stand-to-Pee (STP) Packers<br>
</b>The products listed below are soft packers that allow a user to urinate while standing. (For more information about soft packers, see the <a href="packing.html#softpackintro">packing</a>
section of this web site.)</p>
<p><strong>STP-FITZ</strong><br>
<a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/stp-fitz-stp-fitz-20-stand-to-pee-packer-mr-softie.html">www.toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
STP-FITZ, an FTM-owned business, retrofits soft packers into an STP packer with a silicone funnel receptacle.</p>
<p>The STP FITZ 2.0 receptacle is a design improvement over previous "nipple" style STPs, in that the funnel is designed for better flow, and there is no glue between the receptacle and tubing, thus eliminating the problems some people would experience with the glue degrading over time. The tubing/receptacle is a single unit, and made from silicone, making it easy to clean and generally more durable.</p>
<p>STP-FITZ retrofits the Mr. Softie (i.e. Fleshlight) packer, available in two skin tones-- vanilla (light) and caramel (mid-tone) colors. Unfortunately Mr. Softie is not available in a third, darker skin tone. The Mr. Softie STP Fitz 2.0 is available in two shaft lengths: 3.5-inch (small, $38) and 5-inch (large, $39).</p>
<p><strong>STP-FITZ packers can be purchased through the <a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/stp-fitz-stp-fitz-20-stand-to-pee-packer-mr-softie.html">Tool Shed web site</a></strong>, where a number of other products for trans men are also available-- check the "gender expression" link on the left hand page menu for a listing. <strong>Note: Purchasing products through the Tool Shed web site directly supports FTMguide.org. The Tool Shed is a trans and partner friendly.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The Model D STP by Number One Labs</strong><br>
<a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-model-d-stp-packer-circumcised.html">www.toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
The Model D is a realistic, high quality, one-piece STP that is formed with a hollow, flexible shaft and 3-D testicles that meet against the body to form a funnel. Made from 100% high-quality silicone, the generous cup and opening at the head help prevent back flow or leakage. It is made from medium-soft silicone and can be packed quite naturally-- Number One Labs also make a <a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-slingshot-soft-packing-harness.html">harness to go with the Model D</a>. Available in 3 realistic skin tones-- peach, caramel, and chocolate. $75</p>
<p><strong>The Model A STP by Number One Labs</strong><br>
<a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-model-a-stp-packer-circumcised.html">www.toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
The Model A is a little bit bigger than the original Model D design, as described above. It is made from medium-soft silicone and can be packed quite naturally-- Number One Labs also make a <a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-slingshot-soft-packing-harness.html">harness to go with the Model A</a>. Available in 3 realistic skin tones-- peach, caramel, and chocolate. $70</p>
<p><strong>The Model D Sport STP by Number One Labs</strong><br>
<a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-sport-stp-packer-circumcised.html">www.toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
The Model D Sport is made a little bit shorter and with much smaller balls than the original Model D design, as described above. It is made from medium-soft silicone and can be packed quite naturally-- Number One Labs also make a <a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-slingshot-soft-packing-harness.html">harness to go with the Model D Sport</a>. Available in 3 realistic skin tones-- peach, caramel, and chocolate. $80</p>
<p><strong>The Pissin' Passin' Packer (PPP)</strong><br>
<a href="http://djknowsdicks.com">djknowsdicks.com</a><br>
This item is a retrofitted soft-packer (Fleshlight packer) that has been modified with tubing and a medicine spoon to create a stand-to-pee packer. DJ offers 4 sizes (Teeny is 3-1/2 inches, Small is 5 inches, Medium is 6 inches, and Huge is 7 inches). All models are $50.00.</p>
<p><strong>The Number One STP</strong><br>
<a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/form-function-number-one-stp.html">www.toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
The Number One is a realistic, high quality, one-piece STP. Made from 100% high-quality silicone, the generous cup and opening at the head help prevent back flow or leakage. It is made from medium-soft silicone and has a narrow profile-- it is designed to be packed flat against the abdomen. Total length is 6", cup length: is 3", cup width is 1.5". Available in 5 realistic skin tones-- peach, olive, caramel, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate. $55</p>
<p><strong>Hugo and Tomas</strong><br>
<a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/t-mens-junk-shop-hugo-3-in-1-pack-and-play.html"> www.toolshedtoys.com</a> | <a href="https://www.toolshedtoys.com/t-mens-junk-shop-tomas-3-in-1-pack-and-play.html">www.toolshedtoys.com</a><br>
The Hugo and Tomas are both STP-compatible, 3-in-1 realistic silicone prosthetics. The difference between the Hugo and the Tomas is that the Tomas is hand-painted with 9 layers of extrinsic silicone color & skin tones to give finely sculptured skin details. Hugo is produced in a solid skin tone, but stil has the sculpted details of veins and skin folds. Both Hugo and Tomas are fitted with a removable flexible, jointed hard plastic insert for use during sexual play. During everyday packing, that insert is removed to create the feel of a flaccid penis. The shaft is hollowed to allow for use as a Stand-To-Pee packer. You can use the flexible blue silicone STP funnel included with the Hugo or Tomas, or you can add your own removable funnel device that might work better with your body. The hollowed area behind the balls will work with most STP funnel devices. </p>
<p><strong>Pee-Cock 3-in-1 Packer</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.peecockproducts.com">www.peecockproducts.com</a><br>
This product, introduced in 2011, is designed to be a stand-to-pee packer and pack-and-play model all in one. Made of soft silicone, the shaft of the Pee-Cock has an opening throughout its length to allow for urination. The opening through the shaft also can accommodate a flexible "erection rod" that is inserted through the back of the packer to allow the Pee-Cock to be used for sexual penetration. The back of the packer is shaped like the opening of a funnel; it is pressed low and tightly against the body over the urethral opening during urination. Due to the shape of the funnel, the Pee-Cock may also work well for men who have had metoidioplasty.</p>
<p>The Pee-Cock comes in three sizes, 4 inches ($129), 5.5 inches ($139), and 6.5 inches ($149). They are in the flaccid state when worn without the erection rod. There are 3 shades of skin tones available: caucasian, moderate brown or dark brown. Pee-Cock Products also offers two harnesses to wear with the Pee-Cock.</p>
<p><strong>FreeToM Prosthetics 2-in-1</strong><br>
<a href="http://www.freetomprosthetics.com">www.freetomprosthetics.com</a><br>
FreeToM Prosthetics is a Transgendered Medical Prosthesis manufacturing company located in Portland, Oregon. Using high quality materials and techniques, each prosthetic is carefully handmade and is unique-- they are molded from volunteer cis males for extra realism. All their prosthetics are made from 100% silicone, are easy to clean and are offered in multiple skin tones. The 2-in-1 is FreeToM's pack-and-pee model, made from soft silicone and easy to wear all day long. They also offer a 4-in-1, which is a pack, pee, play, and pleasure model-- this one is a bit firmer and more difficult for easy everyday packing than the 2-in-1.</p>
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