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I saw an old post on this and then something similar on a Peyronie's forum.
Has anyone used hand warmers on Mr. Happy for all day heat? I bought some a my least favorite mass retailer (WM) - a box of 10 pairs for $5. So 20 hand warmers.
They don't get too hot, and deliver steady heat for about 8 hours. The first day I tried just stuffing one in my shorts along the shaft. That failed soon. Edges of the hand warmer were constantly poking into my shaft and balls. Next day I wrapped it around the shaft (I have a Peyronie's plaque, so that's where I focused it) and then wrapped one of my wife's hair ties around it. The hand warmer stayed in place relatively well, but I felt like I was cutting off the circulation to my whole dick.
So I began using medical tape - the kind we wrap around your arm after we take blood. It sticks to itself, is non-irritating, and holds things in place. Now I activate the hand warmer (shake it a little - the chemicals react when exposed to air), place it on the shaft where I want it, and then wrap it with the tape. When I start to not feel the heat, I stick my hand down there, squeeze the warmer a time or two, and it reactivates itself. It's discreet, safe, and hopefully effective in increasing blood flow down below.
Time will tell at how effective it is.
Has anyone else tried this? Comments?
R
Has anyone used hand warmers on Mr. Happy for all day heat? I bought some a my least favorite mass retailer (WM) - a box of 10 pairs for $5. So 20 hand warmers.
They don't get too hot, and deliver steady heat for about 8 hours. The first day I tried just stuffing one in my shorts along the shaft. That failed soon. Edges of the hand warmer were constantly poking into my shaft and balls. Next day I wrapped it around the shaft (I have a Peyronie's plaque, so that's where I focused it) and then wrapped one of my wife's hair ties around it. The hand warmer stayed in place relatively well, but I felt like I was cutting off the circulation to my whole dick.
So I began using medical tape - the kind we wrap around your arm after we take blood. It sticks to itself, is non-irritating, and holds things in place. Now I activate the hand warmer (shake it a little - the chemicals react when exposed to air), place it on the shaft where I want it, and then wrap it with the tape. When I start to not feel the heat, I stick my hand down there, squeeze the warmer a time or two, and it reactivates itself. It's discreet, safe, and hopefully effective in increasing blood flow down below.
Time will tell at how effective it is.
Has anyone else tried this? Comments?
R
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