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So I got an androextender on friday, I tried using the comfort materials that came with it the first evening but quickly found them to be frustrating, I wrapped a couple feet of stretch bandage round my dick and that worked much better, it actually feels secure and comfortable now, doesn't pinch when I tighten the noose either, which was a problem before I tried the bandage.
First night I only managed an hour before feeling the need to take it off, I got 2 hours yesterday morning and another (nearly) 2 hours in the evening. I found that into the second hour my glans was starting to get cold and the darkening colour was beginning to worry me. The manual insisted that you take it off and restore circulation every 2 hours but I think that 2 hours is a bit of a stretch (hah) for me right now.
This morning I did an hour, took a break then did another hour, which although numb by the end of the hour, felt much less unpleasant than the full 2 hour session. I use dermol lotion to help me massage it back to life so I don't accidentally abrade the skin while it's numb and dry. After a couple of minutes it feels completely normal again, full colour and sensitivity. I plan to get in another couple of hour long sessions today, maybe just 1 though if I'm not feeling good about the second hour.
4 hours feels like something I could do every day, split into 2 sessions (the manual doesn't specify whether you should do your hours all in one go or not) but any more than about 6 hours seems like a ridiculous amount of time. Is 4-6 hours enough? does it have to be 4-6 hours straight (with circulation breaks) or can it be split into 2 hours chunks and still work?
Thanks for reading
First night I only managed an hour before feeling the need to take it off, I got 2 hours yesterday morning and another (nearly) 2 hours in the evening. I found that into the second hour my glans was starting to get cold and the darkening colour was beginning to worry me. The manual insisted that you take it off and restore circulation every 2 hours but I think that 2 hours is a bit of a stretch (hah) for me right now.
This morning I did an hour, took a break then did another hour, which although numb by the end of the hour, felt much less unpleasant than the full 2 hour session. I use dermol lotion to help me massage it back to life so I don't accidentally abrade the skin while it's numb and dry. After a couple of minutes it feels completely normal again, full colour and sensitivity. I plan to get in another couple of hour long sessions today, maybe just 1 though if I'm not feeling good about the second hour.
4 hours feels like something I could do every day, split into 2 sessions (the manual doesn't specify whether you should do your hours all in one go or not) but any more than about 6 hours seems like a ridiculous amount of time. Is 4-6 hours enough? does it have to be 4-6 hours straight (with circulation breaks) or can it be split into 2 hours chunks and still work?
Thanks for reading
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