Traction Advice for a Newbie

[ProfessorFrink]

Hello all.  I'd like to get a traction device to help correct my upward curvature.  Because my penis isn't very large and my plaque is located very close to the glans I would like to have a device that attaches to the glans and not one that wraps around the shaft of the penis.  Also I need one that I can wear as inconspicuously as possible because I am young and with kids and I simply don't have 4-8 hours a day of private time to do the  stretching.

So I am debating between the Phaloson Forte and the PenisMaster.  

Does anyone have any advice on which unit is the most comfortable and which is the most effective.

Also, I don't want to cause any additional damage to my penis so does anyone know where I can find info on how to get started doing this gently and correctly.

[Midwestman07]

Similar situation here, with curvature in a different location. I'm unfamiliar with the P Forte; I first tried an X4 labs, which I wouldn't recommend. I switched to the Penismaster Pro, and have been using it 4-6 hrs per day the last 3-4 weeks. It took about 2-3 weeks to get completely comfortable with it. It was recommended by Urologist Dr Levine. I have 3-4 pages of instructions and tips that was furnished by him specific to the Penismaster Pro. Private message me if you want a copy.

[skunkworks]

Springloaded penimaster would be the one I think. There are no studies for or against the lower tension elastic devices like phallosan, so they're an unknown with regards to effectiveness.