Restorex Mods - Make up pads for super comfortable usage

[Pfract]

curvedcarnivore: I don't know about their availability in AUS for these specific ones, but maybe you can easily get them on amazon? You can also reach out to user "jj21" he has an implant now, but he used restorex for a long time and he may know where to get them.

But i suspect that any perfume and make up store has them. Maybe try your local pharmacy or equivalent? Good luck!

[curvedcarnivore]

curvedcarnivore: I don't know about their availability in AUS for these specific ones, but maybe you can easily get them on amazon? You can also reach out to user "jj21" he has an implant now, but he used restorex for a long time and he may know where to get them.

But i suspect that any perfume and make up store has them. Maybe try your local pharmacy or equivalent? Good luck!

Thank you!

Not sure how to reach out to other members yet, however, I'm guessing this mod is just "makeup pads with an elastic attachment on the back"? Maybe I have a look at a few chemists locally, too.

[Mikel7]

Go into any drug store and look in their makeup department. I am sure you will find some sort of sponge applicators that are flat that you could try. They are probably only a couple of dollars so little wasted if they don't work.

[curvedcarnivore]

Go into any drug store and look in their makeup department. I am sure you will find some sort of sponge applicators that are flat that you could try. They are probably only a couple of dollars so little wasted if they don't work.

Thanks, mate.

Do you think these will do the same job?

https://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/124311/my-beauty-cosmetic-powder-puff-3-pack

[Mikel7]

I don't think they will because the description says puffs from polyester. It looks like it is not a sponge material but rather something like a fluffy applicator. This would not grip things like a sponge would.

[curvedcarnivore]

Hey all, I bought some makeup pads locally and wondering if these will do the trick, or are they too thick?

Pics:
https://imgur.com/a/lSAw7Sl

Thanks, everybody.

[Mikel7]

Hey give it a try it looks like they are made of sponge material. If it is too thick for you cut them in 1/2 with a sharp razor knife.

[jj21]

Do you think these will do the same job?

When I was using restorex, I purchased the 3 pack cream coloured makeup pads from Chemist Warehouse (QLD). They worked well, there is a pic somewhere in my journal on the traction forum. They didn't have a strap, so, I use to tape it by folding some sticky tape and sticking it to the device.

Worked for me, and I did actually see some length gains.

J

[curvedcarnivore]

When I was using restorex, I purchased the 3 pack cream coloured makeup pads from Chemist Warehouse (QLD). They worked well, there is a pic somewhere in my journal on the traction forum. They didn't have a strap, so, I use to tape it by folding some sticky tape and sticking it to the device.

Worked for me, and I did actually see some length gains.

J

Thanks mate. Was is this:

https://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/124319/my-beauty-cosmetic-reusable-makeup-remover-pads

Also, glad you got some length gains. I'm mainly hoping for curvature and dent improvements.

[jj21]

Thanks mate. Was is this:

Also, glad you got some length gains. I'm mainly hoping for curvature and dent improvements.

Nah that wasn't it. I can't see them on their online store anymore, next time I am in Chemist Warehouse, I will check and take a pic for you.

Restorex didn't do much for dents for me, I found VED was  better for dents and/or hourglassing.

All the best,
J

[curvedcarnivore]

Nah that wasn't it. I can't see them on their online store anymore, next time I am in Chemist Warehouse, I will check and take a pic for you.

Restorex didn't do much for dents for me, I found VED was  better for dents and/or hourglassing.

All the best,
J

Thanks mate, it would be fantastic if you could find them for me.

And I'll have to look into VED next. But currently super overwhelmed trying to figure out the damn RestoreX. It's giving me a LOAD of anxiety – especially thinking I'm making my Peyronies Disease worse by using it incorrectly.

[RexRG]

I went through the same anxieties that you have about RestoreX. I even started a thread declaring that I was taking a break from RestoreX a few months back. I'd assumed I transitioned from the acute phase into the chronic phase after 8 months of having Peyronies Disease because my initial urologist said it would transition after 6 months. But new plaque showed up and scared me away from RestoreX. I now believe the acute phase(s) is insufficiency understood and not predictable. I went back to a 30-minute morning routine a few weeks later and have had great success with my length and curvature using RestoreX. If my penis slips out once or twice it's no biggie - I might abort after the third time though from the annoyance. The only anxiety remaining is getting that second click of the clamp. Always makes me wince.

[curvedcarnivore]

I totally know what you're talking about re clicking the clamp another notch. It feels so unnatural to be squashing your penis like that in the mission to improve it. It often appears I'm torturing myself! How did you know more plaque formed? Can you feel it? More bending? Something else?

[RexRG]

Mostly by feel, but also the deformity changed. Initially I had one lump in 8/22 and two lumps a month later. They weren't large but definite. 

By 3/23 there was a change in the first lump, it got longer and almost serrated. A while later the other circular lump got larger and I saw more of a dent and curve upward (both are dorsal) and more narrowing. 

But I kept up with the RestoreX routine and I think it's finally in a better place. Less curve and more length. The narrowing is still a problem and I'll make a decision next month whether or not to go with Xiaflex as a treatment.