Showing posts with label penis ring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label penis ring. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 November 2017

Penis Health Can Be Fun with Homemade Toys

Looking for a way to spice up good penis care? A man who wants to make the most of his penis health but also wants to get a little adventurous can do so very easily with a variety of homemade sex toys. These toys - specifically, the quite popular penis ring - can be made with things lying around the house, or even with a quick trip to the store for a discreet purchase that won’t embarrass a man at all. Here’s how it’s done.

What are some ways to create penis rings?

Many men are nervous about going to the adult toy store to purchase penis rings, and might even have some reservations about buying one online. On the other hand, it might be a more practical consideration - why spend so much money on something when he’s not sure he will enjoy it? Therefore, starting out with a homemade version gives a guy an opportunity to decide if the nicer, ‘real’ version is worth the expense.

Here are some inexpensive, easy ways to create penis rings at home.

- Strings of all sorts. Simply tie a string around the penis and balls, such as a long shoelace, a strip of ribbon or even a length of very soft rope. Make sure to create a quick-release knot so it can be removed with no hassle when the deed is done.

- Plumber’s rings. The hardware store has numerous options for plumber’s rings, which come in a huge variety of sizes. Choose one that won’t be too tight, keeping in mind the size of the penis when it gets hard. Always go with plastic, rather than metal, just in case it gets stuck (more on that in a minute).

- Hair ties. A simple hair tie or "scrunchie" tie can make for a wonderful penis ring. Men who have long hair or a partner with long hair will likely have some hair ties lying around. These stretchy, elastic ties can be used to fit around the penis, balls or both.

- Rubber bands. Though these might work well for an impromptu penis ring, a guy must remember that a rubber band stretched too tightly is likely to break - and when it snaps against his sensitive nether regions, that’s not a good time.

- Rubber bracelets. These bracelets are all the rage and can be found at most stores, are given away at charity events, etc. Some of them are the perfect size to pull a man’s penis and balls through the opening.

Tips for using a homemade penis ring

When using a homemade penis ring, it’s important to keep a few things in mind. For the best penis health possible, always use lubrication - lube will help ensure a man’s adventures won’t result in soreness or abrasions from the ring. He should also be very careful not to use the ring for a limited time, as leaving it on too long can lead to penis problems. If a man does find that removing the penis ring is really difficult, he can use copious amounts of lube and patience to help - but if the ring is well and truly stuck, he will need to visit the emergency room to have it removed.

After the play is over, a guy should take care to ease any soreness the penis might have suffered. This can be achieved with a high-quality penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) . A crème that contains L-carnitine can be especially helpful, as it helps protect against peripheral nerve damage that can result from too much handling. Shea butter and vitamin E are also a great idea, as they soothe overworked skin and keep penis health at the optimum level.

Sunday, 24 September 2017

Sex Toys Guide: Sex with a Penis Ring

They used to be something that no man (and few women) admitted to using, but nowadays more and more guys are using and discussing sex toys. And while there are quite a few male sex toys to choose from, lots of guys tend to start with a tried-and-true basic: the penis ring. Since men should always have proper penis care in mind when experimenting, now is a good time to provide some helpful tips for penis ring use. Though essentially safe, as with anything new involving sex, it’s good to have a little background information handy.

Historical

Penis rings have been around in one form or another for thousands of years. Ancestral versions of the device have been found in ancient Greek ruins, and their use has been well documented as far back as the Jin Dynasty.

The idea behind the penis ring is simplicity itself: Place a tight (but not TOO tight) ring around an erect (or partially erect) penis, so that it helps to constrict the flow of blood out of the penis. Damming the blood up in the erect penis helps maintain the erection and can also in some instances makes the erect penis feel "super-hard."

There are a few options on where to place the ring. The most typical is placing it directly at the base of the shaft. However, it is also popular to insert both the penis and the balls into the ring. Another alternative is to slip the ring on just underneath the glans.

Tips

- Penis rings can be made in a wide range of material. Stretchy rings made out of rubber or silicon are very popular, but some men prefer them made of metal or leather instead. Since there’s no "give" with metal, it may be better to start with plastic/silicon or leather, especially when finding one that "fits" right.

- Some men find that using a penis ring is easier if they manscape. Otherwise, pubic hair may sometimes get caught in the ring, causing some discomfort.

- Don’t be afraid to use lubricant when putting on the penis ring. Even though the chosen ring may be made of a stretchy material, it still may require some extra "slickness" to get it into place easily.

- Penis rings can be great fun and for some men can be a significant sex aid. However, as with most sex toys, there is some potential risk. Wearing a penis ring for too long - and thereby forcing the penis to remain rigid - can bring about tissue damage. Most sex toy producers recommend using a penis ring only for about 20 minutes at a time. But if the penis feels numb or becomes discolored, the ring should be removed even if it has only been on for a short time.

- Some penis rings come with a vibrating function. These often also have "nubs" or "bumps" on them. The vibration can be pleasurable for both the man wearing the ring and for his partner. The nubs can provide extra stimulation during penetration. In addition, there are some vibrating rings in which the vibration rate can be altered, and some in which a remote control can allow a partner to provide vibratory control of the ring.

- Like all sex toys, penis rings should be cleaned and dried after each use.

Using sex toys such as a penis ring can enhance a man’s fun, as can keeping his penis healthy. That health can be more easily maintained by the regular use of an excellent penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) . The best crème will include a range of vitamins, such as A, B5, C, D and E, the topical application of which allows them to more directly target the penis. The crème should also include alpha lipoic acid, a potent antioxidant that helps keep the penis skin strong and healthy.

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

DIY Penis Rings for DIY Fun

In the world of male sex toys, the penis ring may well be the most popular and widely used. Even though dozens of manufactured rings are available, some men prefer to go with a homemade version. As long as attention is paid to ensure proper use and continued good penis health, homemade penis rings can be a fun DIY experience.

Why homemade?
There are a number of reasons why a man might prefer a DIY penis ring to one that can be purchased at a sex toy shop or online. Some of these reasons include:

1. Cost. There can be a wide variation in the cost for these special rings; a basic rubber model may be only a few dollars, but a more deluxe version with vibrating capability can easily go $20 or higher. Frugal shoppers may prefer a DIY method to save a few bucks to spend on a special date (or to stock up on condoms).

2. Embarrassment. Some men just don't feel comfortable going into a store, standing in the sex toy aisles and then paying for a choice at the cashier. Even ordering online may be embarrassing for some men - or they may just not want to have it show up on their shared credit card statement.

3. Creativity. We are living in an increasingly DIY world; more and more, people like to individualize everything from their cell phone covers to their wardrobe choices, so why not their sex toys? A homemade ring gives a man the opportunity to let the toy say something special about him.

4. Trial run. It's not a bad idea for a man to try out a ring with an inexpensive homemade version to see what he thinks before taking the plunge with the "pro" models.

What can one use?
A penis ring is a circular device typically slipped over the penis or (more usually) the penis and testicles. It restricts the flow of blood into and out of the penis; this can often increase both the firmness and the duration of a man's erection.

Any object that can fit around the genitals and provides some tightness can be used. Some popular DIY options include:
  • Shoelaces or other strings. This is one of the easiest options. Simply tie up the genitals in the appropriate manner. Because it is tied, this option is easy to loosen or tighten as desired and usually easy to remove.
  • Rubber bands. These are also popular, although it's usually a good idea to use a good lubricant when applying; otherwise, the rubber bands can be a bit painful when removing. There also is the risk that the rubber band may snap or become too tight.
  • Rubber bracelets. Many of the popular rubber bracelets found on the street are a perfect size for use as a penis ring. Again, proper lubrication is required.
  • Plumber’s rings. Many plumbing supply stores sell rubber or metal rings for various plumbing uses that are an appropriate size for genital rings. (Lubrication, of course, is a must.)
Use with care
As with any sex toy, appropriate care must be taken when using a penis ring. Sufficient lubrication is always a good idea. Other things to remember are:
  • Use only for a limited amount of time. Some men want to walk around with an erection for hours at a time, but this can cause damage to the penis. It's best to use a ring when embarking on a sexual experience (solo or with a partner) and then to remove it as soon as the experience is over.
  • If there is any pain, discomfort or numbness that occurs with the ring, loosen or remove it altogether.
  • Consult a doctor before using with medications intended to treat erectile dysfunction.
A homemade penis ring can be an excellent introduction to this form of sex play; for some men, the ensuing sexual activity may result in a sore (if very happy) penis, so always use a high quality penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) for after-care. The soreness of an overworked penis will respond readily to the benefits of a high end emollient such as shea butter and a natural hydrator like vitamin E. But make sure the cream also includes L-arginine, an important ingredient in helping to maintain proper penis blood flow.

Wednesday, 19 February 2014

Penis Rings - Man's Best Friend or Worst Enemy

Sex can be speedy and simple, little more than two bodies and a bit of privacy. But many couples enjoy spicing up regular intercourse by trying new sex toys between the sheets. These nifty little instruments can add intensely pleasurable sensations to lovemaking, enhancing the experience for both partners. But sex toys may also cause damage. One of the most popular, yet risky, toys on the market is the penis ring: a small hoop that a man places around the base of his penis to achieve a stronger erection. Knowing how to use these rings safely can prevent a night of steamy sex from ending with an emergency trip to the hospital’s intensive penis care unit.

A Bit of Support
Penis rings are designed to trap blood within the chambers of the penis. This causes the penis to become dramatically engorged, erect, and very sensitive to touch. As a welcome bonus, the clenching action of a penis ring can keep an erection from fading away: allowing the average man to "last" substantially longer than he normally would during lovemaking. A penis ring can offer enormous benefits for men who have experienced difficulty achieving and maintaining erections, as well as for their lovers. With a ring in the right place, both partners can enjoy more satisfying sexual encounters on a regular basis.

A Hidden Danger
Unfortunately, pleasure sometimes comes at a price, and when it comes to penis rings, that price could be the health and function of a man’s penis.

When a man achieves an erection naturally, blood flows in and out of his penis after a few minutes of activity. That's how the human body regulates itself. But when blood is trapped in the penis through the use of a penis ring, the trapped blood can become depleted of oxygen and vital nutrients. This may leave the penis cells starved of the elements they need in order to replenish themselves.

Even worse, blood that's not allowed to flow freely tends to clot and clump. The cells become sticky and they cling together for support. This can lead several penis tissue injuries, including
  • Tiny bruises
  • Burst blood vessels
  • Patches of discoloration
  • Pockets of cell death
Reasonable Use
A penis ring is best worn for only a few minutes at a time. After a short period of activity, a man should briefly examine his penis for any signs of bruising or discoloration. It’s very important that the man actually looks at the penis. During episodes of arousal, the human body sometimes mutes pain signals, meaning that a man could be doing damage to his member without realizing that anything is wrong.

Keeping a timer nearby is another effective way of monitoring the penis during penis ring play. After all, time tends to fly by when a man is engaged in some happy thrusting. Try setting the timer for short intervals, inspecting the penis between each interval, and possibly removing the penis ring briefly to allow the penis tissue several seconds to relax and recover.

A bigger, stronger penis ring erection might cause the penis tissues to become overstretched and chafed. Such conditions can be soothed by a quick rinse with warm water, followed by the application of a penis health creme (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). These products can nourish distressed penile tissue cells, restoring them to their optimal level of health and function. Penis health creams can also help soften and soothe any skin that might be tender after rough-and-tumble sex involving toys.