cheap traction device

[shadowmonger]

i am an incredibly  broke grad student. i cannot afford an 300$ traction device. does anyone know of a relatively cheap one that still works well?  

[NeoV]

You can simply I use your hands like I have and do! Otherwise maybe someone knows what the cheapest one is..

[TonySa]

ESL40, is $35 and recommended by Dr Lue a well known peyronies expert.

[swiss]

Bruh il send you mine in the mail. I upgraded. If you don't think it's weird ha. But it's like not used and if you're worried you can dump it in bleach. New nooses and new rubber wraps. Free DAWG  

[shadowmonger]

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I appreciate the thought! But I think I'll just get the esl40. It's cheap enough and I've seen it mentioned a few times around here

[renhoek]

NeoV, I'm currently also opting for traction by hand. I tried to find info on how to go about it here in the forum but I didn't find anything. Could you please share your experience (your protocol/methods)? Especially how to measure the amount of pulling force. Any tip will be greatly appreciated.

[TonySa]

Xiaflex has some instructions for post injection modeling which may be helpful.