Which traction device?

[mrbendy]

Hi I'm new here. My symptoms began 2 weeks ago with a pretty sudden bend in my penis when erect.

I've read that early traction is best but am confused what traction device to get. I want to maximise the effectiveness and also choose something that is easy enough to tolerate.

I read that in 2019 that Dr Levine was recommending PMP. Yet I'm seeing posts about Restorex as well.

What would be best for me and what criteria will help me choose between PMP and Restorex? Is one now favoured over the other? If both are the same cost (and they may not be but I don't want to consider cost right now) which would be the choice?

Thanks lots

[RichardWilson99]

Hi Mrbendy,

Great name btw made me laugh nice to have some humor about the situation, it will absolutely help!

Honestly, in my experience I got both.  Restorex was tough on my penis-head when I first got it, I couldn't clamp down.  But as I lost girth from not getting erections restorex became better.  But I'm uncirumcised, and found PMP was much better to deal with uncircumcised than restorex.    So honestly, if money isn't an issue, get Restorex first.  If that works well for you then use it.  If not, get the PMP.  The PMP will definintely work but restorex seems to have results with wearing the device for a lot less of time.

[Muttley]

Hi MrBendy,

Like you, I am quite new to all this but reading many of the posts, the RestoreX does seem to be a focussed assault on curves/bends. It is a more attractive proposition based upon the premise  that one need only to wear it for a brief period of time per day. The difficulty for us here in the UK is obtaining it. I have set up a Stackry account in order to facilitate shipment to England. I have yet to use it though.
The PMP is difficult to ignore: One can't help but think that sustained stretching for long periods would be better. In my case , I have both a left and upwards bend. Consequently, I suspect that the PMP will address both at the same time.

The real point I wanted to make was that, if you have the funds and knowing that Restorex could be a faff to obtain, it might be worth just getting the PMP to start with. That is what I am thinking about. I have not done so yet because I have been using the VED diligently for about five weeks and would like to see if that brings about a significant improvement.

[BMarc]

Any luck with the VED?  I'm considering getting the RestoreX... I have an upward curve and I don't want it to get worse.  I tried hand traction, but honestly, it's kind of hard to hold it in one place for more than a couple minutes.  

[Muttley]

It's early days but I sense good things are happenning using the VED. I am pleased that I am using it and using it with oral supolements at any rate.
I am not sure whether it is wishful thinking but i sense that the bend is making changes for the better albeit at a glacial rate.

VED Commander, Monty, had great success with VED and hand traction. I was under the impression he spent 15 mins doing 10 second stretches and then had a quick stretch at other times whensever he got the chance. I. E. He did not keep it stretched constantly for 15 mins via hand traction.

[ToneMalone]

I'm having the exact same dilemma. Also in the U.K.
Currently using pump but want to try traction.
Pmp or Restorex?  
Can't get Restorex easily in the U.K.
I'm uncircumcised too, will this make a difference in terms of using a device?
I'd like to get one ion order soon but also dont want choose the wrong one?
What did you decide to get MrBendy?  Good name by the way! Lol.
Ive had an upward left curve all my life and call it banana dick.
IMHO the pumps making erections better so that's something I guess...
But I'd like the reduce the curve so I'd be interested to know what ya go for?