Traction device to add to RestoreX regime

[jj21]

What's a good traction device to add considering you are already using RestoreX twice a day for 30m each?

[Mikel7]

The Penimaster Pro is my second traction device that I use and would highly recommend it.  It is very gentle in comparison to the Restorex and for that reason can be worn a lot longer.

[jj21]

Thanks Mark - do you use it with the rod or the belt? Does using it with the rod not just replicate the restoreX would do?

[whirlygig]

I have a Restorex and it fixed the curve problem, but now, two years later and I'm losing substantial length - over 2" now.
So I was going to start using Restorex to help, but this time around the pain from the clamp is unbearable.

I am intrigued by the PMP and it looks like it is more comfortable, but given that I'm aware of how much tension the Restorex creates, can the PMP not do the same?
(Same question as JJ21 - do the rods not replicate the Restorex?)

My Restorex regimen was 30 minutes twice a day before, but now I am in pain after 10 minutes.

Thanks

[jj21]

Whirly- are you using the makeup pad customisation?  

[whirlygig]

Yes I have tried multiple makeup pads. I got some other styles yesterday and it was slightly better, but still not great.
I got 15 minutes then took a break for 15 and then another 15, and the 2nd time I slipped through.
I can't remember which position I have the clamp in, If I recall, when I first used it, I had it in the higher position and used more padding.
(which leads me to think it's in the same place.)

Part of me wants to get the PMP and if it doesn't have the same tension, create a bracket so it could be used with the Restorex.

I am curious though, if the PMP is more comfortable, then why did Restorex use a clamp system? Is there some intrinsic benefit or is the PMP method not suitable for the bend correction?
If so, then the PMP 'gripper' might work for me because I am not looking to correct for curvature.