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Originally Posted by elsesomebody
"Enhanced" erection is the main benefit I'm going for. From my experience it helps keep the blood in the penis, making for a harder and larger erection.
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If this is the main benefit you're going for, wouldn't Viagra be a safer alternative? Assuming you don't have some kind of erectile dysfunction, you could bite a 50 mg tablet in half and get the effect you're going for. Whatever, a
really tight cockring can be damaging to the blood vessels and spongy tissue of your penis, according to several difference authoritative sources that I've read on the subject.
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Originally Posted by mixedsubstance
He worked in emergency and a guy who was taking viagra had it on one time and his penis would not go down, ending up cutting off the circulation.....so guess what happened....ya.
So be careful...you may not be taking viagra, but there is always a risk.
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I bet you this was due more to the cockring than to the Viagra. Also, it would be informative to know just how much Viagra this guy took, and if he took any other drugs (legal or not) with it.
Viagra
and a cockring? That sounds insane! It's almost as reckless and dangerous as the guy who injected cocaine into his penis.
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Originally Posted by melt.liquify
The vibrating variety can be quite a turn on for both parties involved... just make sure you get one that is solid enough to pass the vibrations throughout your shaft to your partner!
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There is a cockring (which isn't the really tight kind) with a tiny, capsule-shaped vibrater that seats at the base of the penis, right where it bumps up against the woman's clitoris. Another type of cockring (again, not the really tight kind) has two or three little steel ball bearings, encased in rubber or silicone, that dangle from cords from the ring, at the base of the penis. During intercourse, these little ball bearings slap against the wearer's balls and against his partner's ass (or against her clitoris, depending on the position of the lovers).