Stretching Perfect Fit Brand Rings

[StanWest]

Hello the forum. Now two years into dealing with ED, I have come (no pun intended) to preferring the Perfect Fit Brand. I have a set from #14 down to #10. When I finally got down to get a pair of 11s and 10s, they were hard to put on. They were very tight. I got strong & hard erections with using trimix. Now they do not perform the same way. They seem to stretch much easier (to put on). They have lost their resiliency. Anyone here have the same experience? How many times are they good for.

Thanks, Stan

[Geronimo]

Hi I use the Soma Rings, and yes they only last about 8 weeks before i need new one.

[dtwarren1942]

My Osbon tension bands usually last for a year or more. I use them three or four times a week.

[bldoink]

I use the Perfect Fit brand, but not with my VED. Yes, they do stretch some. In fact they stretch some fairly quickly. What works for me is to pick the size a bit smaller than what I want (I have the big set on the little orange traffic cone) and then stretch it real good with my hands before use. It gets that initial stretch out of the way.

[StanWest]

Thanks for the responses. Especially concerning Perfect Fit brand. The #10 ring
was extremely tight, and produced amazing results. So that's 1.0" ID. Very hard to put on, so I began to put two fingers in and stretch really hard to get me into it. The other was to try sliding it on. It would roll, turning inside out as I slid it on. Well, pulling it apart has really messed up their resilience. Glad that's confirmed. I will look into Soma. I had viewed Osborne brand, the largest I ever found had an ID of 0.875" Ouch. I mean 1.0" really digs into my tool deeply. I guess its true, no pain, no gain!

[StanWest]

Thanks for the responses. Especially concerning Perfect Fit brand. The #10 ring
was extremely tight, and produced amazing results. So that's 1.0" ID. Very hard to put on, so I began to put two fingers in and stretch really hard to get me into it. The other was to try sliding it on. It would roll, turning inside out as I slid it on. Well, pulling it apart has really messed up their resilience. Glad that's confirmed. I will look into Soma. I had viewed Osborne brand, the largest I ever found had an ID of 0.875" Ouch. I mean 1.0" really digs into my tool deeply. I guess its true, no pain, no gain!