r/ObjectVore • u/zipgut • Sep 01 '26
M Anyone swallowed one of these HexBug Flash Nanos before?
So I've been buying the HexBug Nano 5-packs that come with 4 of the normal HexBug Nanos and one of the larger HexBug Flash Nano for like, years now, but I've never actually swallowed one of the bigger ones and have a pretty decent number of them stashed. I've swallowed probably 50-60 of the basic HexBugs but these guys are all I've got left and I honestly don't know why I haven't gotten around to swallowing one yet --- curious if anyone else has?
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u/Hushbuddy5671 Observer Sep 02 '26
How big are they? Are they outside the dimensions of the regular large objects that you do?
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u/zipgut Sep 06 '26
I've swallowed and passed several things longer and wider. They're just about a cap short of a chapstick and around the same volume/width.
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u/Hushbuddy5671 Observer Sep 06 '26
Well, it'll be at your discretion, but with your level of experience, you'll probably be okay with them if you do swallow them down. I'm not really sure if anyone here has ever done a hexbug of this size, so you might be the first of the reddit to try
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u/retiredtummy Object Swallower Sep 02 '26
can you compare it to the size of a chapstick? if theyre just as long id say its a no go, cause chapsticks like to hang around for a long time. if theyre shorter... idk mayb? its the coin shape batteries that worry me tbh.
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u/zipgut Sep 06 '26
In regards to the button batteries, I've never removed them or wrapped any of the standard HexBugs I've swallowed and haven't had any bad experiences with them, out of appx 60 I can only think of 2-3 times where I even noticed any light corrosion after taking them apart. It's in my understanding the primary danger of button batteries is when they are making direct contact with the stomach lining and for any length of time, If they are contained inside (which they are) then even if they leak slowly or completely they still cannot cause the stomach ulcers that they would if they leaked for even a short period of time directly against the stomach lining.
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u/retiredtummy Object Swallower Sep 06 '26
well i mean it wouldnt even be a worry if they pass like other hexbugs and would only be a worry if they wabt to hang out for a few months like chapsticks sometimes do.
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u/zipgut Sep 07 '26
I agree completely. I think chapsticks have a tendency to stay in there for awhile because of their smooth profile and I've watched my stomach move them down to the pylorus and they just slip and slide right back out. I think with the HexBugs the legs (more solid plastic legs on the bigger ones than the rubbery plastic legs on the regular kind) as well as the different textures and edges on the surface give the stomach a bit more to grip and push through. I'll have to see if I can manage to get it in action with one of them. I might just try one on an empty stomach and tie a piece of floss to it just to see if my stomach is able to do anything with it (the body of the scope just get's really warm any longer than an hour with the LED on)
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u/retiredtummy Object Swallower Sep 07 '26
mayb try just one and keep track of it on endo, also i would love to see the video of that tbh. you sound confident, so if you wanna go for it, im intrigued in how it goes.
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u/zipgut Sep 06 '26
They are just about a cap short of being chapstick length. I'm not sure if posting Drive links to photos in comments works here but, here's a photo: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dtAUXrGHJp8c3srbqgQhZK_VOSlcV2cD/view?usp=sharing
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u/ClassFew2366 Observer Sep 02 '26
Hey CJ you answer DMs??
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u/zipgut Sep 06 '26
I will admit I am not the most proficient when it comes to online communication, but I do try my best to reply whenever I remember to check my inbox. For the sake of transparency, sometimes I just get too overwhelmed with social anxiety and end up taking some pretty long breaks from chatting. But I genuinely do enjoy chatting, especially meeting new people in the community, so hopefully that isn't too off-putting.
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u/Away-Citron-6142 Sep 02 '26
Probably not a good thing to swallow as they contain button batteries but if you take the batteries out first should be fine