When I do the bending with Restorex, my plaque is where I point, at picture 1. But is that a little to far towards the front you think? I would think it is better to have the plaque where I point at picture 2.

What do you think?

I have mesured the tip of the penis to the bend, and placed the clamp att position two, according to the Restorex manual

Hi Johan, to be honest you're likely still going to get a good stretch on the plaque as is, but I agree if it were at the place you point to in picture 2 it would be a bit more optimal and likely receive more of a stretch. Good luck! Any results so far from a few weeks of use?

No results so far. I do this for two times a day, haven´t missed one day. I started with the comfort grip 23 may. Then switched to Restorex own clamp 5 juni. So, a month and a half, something like that.

how did you find the comfort grip out of interest? I thought it would be an absolute game changer and while it was more comfortable, it would slip out much easier at higher tensions.

Well, the Comfort grip is a super good thing actually. But, it sits a little further up than the clamp, so I dont get as much bend as I get with the clamp. Also, the glas slips out a little bit. So, I tried the clamp and found out that it was actually not that bad as I tought. And it grips the glans a little more firmly than the clamp I think.

When I bought the restorex at first, I did not use it as it is. I ordered the comfortgrip and waited for it to arrive, then I started with the restorex and the comfortgrip.

Hey Johanw! From all I read and also what I remember reading in Dr Trost section, as long as you are counter bending close to the plaque area you are good. Doesn't necessarily need to be where the plaque is located.

I find it surprising, but nice that you have like the comfort grip. There was another member here that was complaining about it not clamping hard enough, not long ago.

Okey, thats good to know! Then it does not matter so much.

I like the comfort grip. But it is a little bit limited on how much you can narrow it. So I guess that size actually matters in this case. If you are on the thinner side, the comfort grip may be "to big". I don´t really know, just speculating.

Quote from: Johanw on July 19, 2025, 01:27:06 PMAnd it grips the glans a little more firmly than the clamp I think.

I wrote it wrong. I mean the clamp grips the glans a little more firmly than the comfort grip.

Hey Johan,
I would say, try the two positions (two pictures). One day, one, the other day the other one. So that the plaque gets attacked at different angles. Just an idea.

Quote from: Johanw on July 17, 2025, 10:05:52 AMNo results so far. I do this for two times a day, haven´t missed one day. I started with the comfort grip 23 may. Then switched to Restorex own clamp 5 juni. So, a month and a half, something like that.

Comfort grip is useless if you want to do any kind of counterbending.

@Ukguy1234

Yes, I think you're right actually.

How are you doing otherwise? Two months now with restorex? Any progress?

Quote from: Johanw on October 02, 2025, 08:12:48 AM@Ukguy1234

Yes, I think you're right actually.

How are you doing otherwise? Two months now with restorex? Any progress?

Nope. Zero Progress.

Quote from: Ukguy1234 on October 02, 2025, 07:15:18 PMNope. Zero Progress.

sorry for that... A lot of members only had progress after several months and in the beginning they reported barely gaining or not at all...

Quote from: Pfract on Today at 01:18:40 AMsorry for that... A lot of members only had progress after several months and in the beginning they reported barely gaining or not at all...

To be honest, I think the Restorex claims of results being seen in a matter of months are BS, unless you are combining it with Xiaflex.

I know it's not exactly the same but I'm likening the process in my head to be more in line with something like yoga. You have to be training consistently for at least a year before your body truly adapts and can stretch to new levels.

I'm going to give it at least that sort of timeframe before a seriously review again.

I think just like you @Ukguy1234 and Pfract.

The people behind Restores claim that most people see results within three months. If that were the case, it would have been reflected here on the forum as well.

I myself am 4 months in, and see no results at all. But I really hope that something will happen...