How do you get a ring off if the handle breaks?

[gjmjoe017]

Very slowly!!!!

[retexan599]

I've been using the Encore constriction rings for several years and only had them break when I was using a silicone based lube. The silicone lubes will degrade the silicone rings. So I only use water based lubes and never had one break since.

[Alan810]

I too, was worried about getting rings (2) off. I use Osbon ErecAid rings which have thin handles. Never had one break, but sometimes to speed up becoming flacid, I stretch out the rings without using the handles for a short while by getting my fingers under them. I then use plenty of water-based lube and add a little water to my penis - it then becomes very slippery and the rings one at a time come of fairly easily. I guess if that failed, I would use a small scissors to carefully remove it.

[1969CevyC10]

I saw this on a video, I don't remember where........if your dick is still somewhat engorged or fully
engorged, place both your hands around your dick and gently squeeze and rub all at one time, this causes
the blood to leave the penis and you become soft rather quickly. At least it looked easy on the video
and there was no sound so I couldn't hear the poor guy screaming. But it did actually work and rather
quickly. I am injecting edex which works well but my wife and I still prefer the good old pump and ring
once in awhile. She likes the feeling of a fully engorged dick you get when you pump it up good and hard.

[bldoink]

...place both your hands around your dick and gently squeeze and rub all at one time, this causes the blood to leave the penis and you become soft rather quickly....

I don't know about when you have a tight constriction ring on but with an overly long injection erection you can use that technique. But the real trick is to do a reverse kegel at the same time. That kinda opens the valves to let the blood out. Remember it's a gentle squeeze. A gentle squeeze but a long one while doing the reverse kegel. It may engorge again but at least you can change out a lot of the blood. It may work with a tight ring but I never tried it. I don't think I've ever had a ring handle break. The rings themselves, yes.