Is there any kind of tool or even a method to stretch the foreskin without actually having to hold it all the time, because i'm watchable all day long, so i don't have time to stretch at all, but i can use some.

So is there a free alternative to that balloonish gadget that enlarges every few days? Or you have any save ideas?

(keeping it retracted hurts too much becuase it gets very dry and extremely sensitive then)

Thanks

One idea which came up here is the use of skin tunnels. They are easy to obtain and don't cost a lot. As the skin expands, you can easily move up to the next larger size.

Socket wrench set allows you to go millimeter by millimeter..

Where can i get those online? i can't find it on google, but i saw some images once.
I'm also still 17, going to turn 18 and i actually don't want my parents knowing too much about my 'stretching adventures' ...

Personally i was thinking about glass balls (those kids play with) cleaned ofcourse and keep picking larger ones.

But if you know a website that supplies in Europe then pleace link :D

Thanks

Try it again. You should get several pages of sites where you can buy them. Better, visit your local piercing shop to see what they can offer you. As far as marbles go, I doubt you'll find the variety of sizes you'll need.

One really cheap alternative is caps from pens or markers. Some have grooves which might cause pain, so you'd have to seek out smooth ones or possibly grind down the rough ones. I suggest that you put on your thinking cap and become creative about this venture. Look for something which is smooth, unbreakable, and cleanable.

I'll try that. I've seen other people asking this stuff too and people reacted saying it's dangerous to put stuff behind your foreskin. I didn't get why, but it doesn't have strange effects i suppose
I hope my hypersensitive glans will be able to handle the plastic :o

There are some people who will lose the thrill of knowing you caved in and got circumcised. In addition, the doctor who would advise surgery will lose the fee earned. Those are the guys who put all the false information out there to keep you from solving the problem. Don't listen to them.

Paul and I are on your side and won't advise anything that will harm you. We expect you to take some responsibility in this deal however. If something hurts, stop doing it. That's just common sense. If you experience a cut or soreness, correct the problem. It that a deal?

If you move forward with this suggestion, get assorted sizes based upon your measurements. As you use the devices, you'll see some rapid progress. While you can use the one size for a while as a space maintainer, progress will come only as you tax the skin to grow. It needs to be fairly snug. If you have some issues of high sensation of the glans, try a lubricant on the part of the tunnel inserted.

Well, of course it's dangerous to put stuff behind your foreskin - if you don't understand what you are doing.

Mind you, punching ("new") holes in your earlobes - or other bits - and sticking pieces of metal (or plastic, or various other things) in the raw holes, is asking for trouble also, arguably far more dangerous, yet people do it all the time and yes, they develop infections and such - someone showed me the result of one of these just yesterday, but was still perfectly happy to "run with it".

And if you are really looking for trouble, you could have someone, generally a doctor, lop off a whole two thirds of the skin on your penis, which as Jim mentions, is called a "circumcision" and carries substantial risks of infection as well as a virtual guarantee of some loss of sexual functioning.

What we would rather like to know is - exactly who are these "people ... saying it's dangerous to put stuff behind your foreskin" and where have you heard/ read this? What is their "angle" and why do they wish you to be afraid of simply stretching your foreskin - in one piece, without cutting?

Jim has ably explained the other practical matters.

I use long-nose pliers and stretch the skin comfortably. I have seen progress so far, just make sure you put scotch tape or something similar around the end that will have contact with your skin to avoid infections... :|

That is of course pretty much what the "Glansie" device amounts to, and is very appropriate to an extremely narrow foreskin opening, of the degree where it is difficult or impossible to visualise the glans at all.

I tend not to advise the "Glansie" as I feel it is only useful in this circumstance, and loses its purpose once you can fit a finger or similar-sized dilator. When you have the Glansie - or the pliers - widely open, they are bearing on a quite narrow area of the circumference of the foreskin and it would be too easy to cause an injury which of course, then delays the whole process.

Certainly the use of "snubs" is an excellent idea. I happen to have quite a collection of these of different sizes, including the small ones which would be suitable for this purpose here. They are used to protect the "pointy" parts of medical instruments during handling and sterilisation, and are perfectly shaped with a smooth rounded end but this is not going to be a practical source for most people. The same item however is (or used to be when home construction of projects still existed) available in electronics shops as a cover for the lever of small toggle switches.

Failing this, small lengths cut from the insulation of electric cables, or thin plastic tubing such as aquarium air tube, rounded by holding and slowly twirling the end near the flame on a gas stove, can be used. As stretching proceeds, you can place a larger snub over a smaller one to apply more even pressure.

In practice, the pliers are going to do pretty much the same job as the Glansie. The Glansie is easier to use as the tips open on squeezing the handles together (like circlip pliers) and the more expensive version has a ratchet device to hold the pressure (though a Post Office rubber band would be almost as useful). Neither however is practical to leave in place during other activity (except keyboarding ) - you have to sit in a private place while the device is used.

If using pliers, of course clean them thoroughly beforehand and go over them with alcohol. The nickel plating on some pliers can cause a reaction, which is another reason to use snubs.