I've been chemically castrated for 2 years now and it has been very enjoyable. I'm thinking of stepping it up to CaCl injections but I'm a bit afraid of needles.

Besides the injection site, does the fluid flowing into your testicles hurt during or after the injection? I'm simply squeamish will all things bodily and injecting fluid into my testicle tops the list.

Calcium Chloride is painful but not really the actual injections. The pain starts coming on hours after injecting. If you do a good job of injecting you may only have to do it once though. Be sure it is really what you want as once may be all it takes no turning back once injected. The only person I know of who did and still has somewhat still functioning balls is SplitDic.

sparkey49 (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 09, 2017 4:39 pm Calcium Chloride is painful but not really the actual injections. The pain starts coming on hours after injecting. If you do a good job of injecting you may only have to do it once though. Be sure it is really what you want as once may be all it takes no turning back once injected. The only person I know of who did and still has somewhat still functioning balls is SplitDic.

Do they disappear or are they still physically inside the scrotum? If they are there, is it safe to cut them out? I would be interested in replacing the dead testes with some sort of prosthetics.

The more easier way is to inject ethanol several times with a small insulin syringe. You don't will feel much with this small needle and not more then 1ml at once.

For injecting CaCl you need a long bigger needle to inject in deep over the length on the base of the testicle (see a correct doing video on my account on manmods.com).

But think the ethanol route should be better for you!

I agree the ethanol alcohol (Everclear) route may be a better alternative in this case. While it will take much longer to achieve the desired result of testicle castration damage, it requires a smaller needle, with very little or no pain beyond the prick of the needle. Getting used to the needle prick comes routine and natural.

If others experience is similar to mine, the damaged testicles ride high in the scrotum, which I found somewhat uncomfortable, but not painful.

Dead testicles risk becoming cancerous, so should be surgically removed. My right testicle when removed had precancerous cells present according to the pathology report, and that was after 4 months of injection castration. Of course, we all are different, however being safe and having the dead testicles removed is better than being sorry and regretful for not removing them.

CastratedTomcat (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 09, 2017 8:24 pm The more easier way is to inject ethanol several times with a small insulin syringe. You don't will feel much with this small needle and not more then 1ml at once.

For injecting CaCl you need a long bigger needle to inject in deep over the length on the base of the testicle (see a correct doing video on my account on manmods.com).

But think the ethanol route should be better for you!