Is it possible to get stuck in VED?

[restoringdthrowaway]

I keep getting aroused while in the ved and it takes forever to deflate and lose the erection.
Is it possible to get stuck in the VED?
Maybe if not using enough lube? Or will it always deflate eventually?
Are there any other risks of getting fully erect from arousal in a VED?


Thanks

[projectpd]

it can get stuck if you use a seal that is very elastic and tight, like the TPE fleshlight style ones. if it doesn't have enough material outside of the tube to get a good grip on to pull out of the tube you might have to pry it with something , then you can just stretch it with your hands to get off.  i guess a blunt object like a lollipop stick or such would be preferable for that.. with any other nonmedical seal you should be able to just  grab and pull it out of the tube, then stretch it off.  I know the erecaid has a hard seal that can't be stretched, somacorrect looks similar.. is that what you are using.?

[restoringdthrowaway]

it can get stuck if you use a seal that is very elastic and tight, like the TPE fleshlight style ones. if it doesn't have enough material outside of the tube to get a good grip on to pull out of the tube you might have to pry it with something , then you can just stretch it with your hands to get off.  i guess a blunt object like a lollipop stick or such would be preferable for that.. with any other nonmedical seal you should be able to just  grab and pull it out of the tube, then stretch it off.  I know the erecaid has a hard seal that can't be stretched, somacorrect looks similar.. is that what you are using.?

I'm not sure what you mean, I'm using the Somacorrect but I plan on trying this accessory to prevent the scrotum being pulled in: https://www.vvimedical.com/encore-body-shield.html

[Monty]

Hi, sounds like you need to use a cylinder with more girth/diameter.

https://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php/topic,13726.0.html

this link will show you what happened to me when i got too tight in tube, scroll down to 2nd photo.

[projectpd]

yes so the ring was trapping the blood, even with no vacuum, and the design means you couldn't just pull it off easily like with an elastic one (like a cock ring) yet we read that the nonmedical devices are the ones that are not safe... maybe best not to use the ring in those devices if you are prone to this, so the seal is made purely with the tube ? or use it but with a wider tube and using a nonmedical silicone type seal.

the other issue is a separate issue. It's only £5 I suppose but I can't really picture it working.  if you have any old piece of rubbery sheet material you could make something like it to try it out?

[Monty]

Hi you can't use the unit without the seal, but it is a design fault on the Soma 3 cylinder, the same seal is used for 'B & C' cylinder but with the 'C' on its own the seal leaves a step which coursed my problem, the way round it for me was to get the XL cylinder, this works a treat.

[restoringdthrowaway]

Hi, sounds like you need to use a cylinder with more girth/diameter.

https://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php/topic,13726.0.html

this link will show you what happened to me when i got too tight in tube, scroll down to 2nd photo.

So you think I should use the B cylinder instead of A but keep using the smallest rubber insert?

[Monty]

Hi, yes take out the small rubber seal and use the bigger seal for 'B & C' tubes.

[restoringdthrowaway]

Hi, yes take out the small rubber seal and use the bigger seal for 'B & C' tubes.

I don't think that will work as I already struggle to create a seal using the smallest rubber insert. Would switching to the B cylinder help me not get stuck even if I continue to use the smallest rubber seal?

[Monty]

I would not advise you to use the small seal in the 'B & C' tubes. you should beable to get a seal with the larger seal.