TransMasc Tugger
Prep:
1. pee/poop first.
2. Once a week, shave any hair near your t-dick, including scrotal skin/majora. Hair limits the ability for a gripper to stay on. It will make it harder to figure out what skin you're tensioning; plus it will hurt to be yanked on. Shave while holding my dick away from the path of the razor or trimmer, to keep from any accidents.
3. Shower and rinse off any lint, hairs, etc. especially do this if you've recently had sex or jerked off, to prevent slippage.
4. Pat dry, especially any damp/oily skin (not recommended to use during menstrual cycle due to grip issues).
5. before wearing it the first time, take a series of photos from multiple angles as a starting point so you know how far you've come later.
6. Observe and identify the parts of your foreskin--inner, outer, ridged band, frenulum, the points of your frenulum triangles--and your t-dick--urethral plate, glans, sulcus, shaft. know what skin you're ideally going to put under the gripper and what skin you need to grow more of.
Application:
1. Roll gripper-sleeve up onto the grooves and hold with one hand.
2. Press bell over glans, so the rolled sleeve touches the bunched skin.
3. Using the other hand, make sure the frenulum triangle points are deep inside the gripper sleeve, slowly unrolling the sleeve over the surrounding skin.
4. When fully unrolled, gently tug any excess majora out near the base of the sleeve. It’s ok if some majora end up inside. Don’t pull so much that all the skin comes out or you'll have to start again. On average it takes three times for me to situate everything just right.
5. If the gripper tries to roll back up, apply a 6" strip of tegaderm (or tattoo recovery tape) or a 6" strip of surgical tape around the base of the device and your skin. it doesn't look pretty but it seems to work and is less compressive than layering another silicone sleeve over the tugger.
6. Find a belt you can wear on your skin under your clothes, and a clip you can hook to the tip of the tugger.
7. Pull the tugger forward gently. After 10 to 15 minutes, you should feel a gentle tension in the frenulum triangles and urethral plate, sometimes down to the perineum. low and slow tension is most effective with this device.
GENERAL SAFETY ADVICE
Do not wear to sleep. you could accidentally cut blood flow or cause ner[ve damage with the mild compression or roll onto it funny. always be awake and sober when using. Sleep is for rest and recovery.
For the first time, practice applying and wearing on a weekend when you are home and without company. It will be much less stressful than practicing around family, friends, or the uncompromising long hours of a job shift. When you've got the hang of it down at home, wear while doing a grocery store shop. work up to wearing to work.
Wash your device with castille soap between uses for best grip and hygiene.
If skin is very tight and can't yet fit in the device, spend a few months stretching the skin between the points of your frenulum triangles and posterior forchette. the skin should gradually become more stretchy and be able to reach the sleeve. You likely will not want a longer frenulum, but a longer amount of skin for the bottom of your shaft.
If you feel a tingling or burning, that's a warning sign that your skin is about to blister or lose blood flow. Roll the sleeve off your skin and give it a break. Do NOT be macho about pain, because injuries will limit your consistency.
Some mild edema may be seen after removal. However, after 10 to 20 minutes it will completely disappear.
Do not try to use the tugger while hard. You could really injure yourself.
Pump hard; stretch flaccid.