Size Doctor

[Metsrangerfan]

I'm thinking about purchasing the size doctor. I already have the length master, silistretcher, hydroextreme9 bathmate. I'm curious as to how well the size dotor would work after a length session and possibly sleeping at night considering the silistretcher sometimes gives me restless leg syndrome.

 

[DLD]

I'm thinking about purchasing the size doctor. I already have the length master, silistretcher, hydroextreme9 bathmate. I'm curious as to how well the size dotor would work after a length session and possibly sleeping at night considering the silistretcher sometimes gives me restless leg syndrome.

Well you don’t have an extender so this is a great extender and it also works in the opposite way most extenders work. It also is made specifically to handle the Tunica. Why is this SiliStretcher giving you restless leg syndrome? What about it do you think does it?

 

[AndyJ]

I don't know about the OP, but my first time with an extender strapped to my leg, I would have been kicking like a Rockette if I hadn't been under the blanket...

I've been working with a Size Doctor recently, myself. Unlike a SiliStretcher, the Size Doctor has a large chamber volume and that awful pump bulb; it makes it hard to balance the amount of vacuum to tension. Pay the extra for the quick connect; it will save you much time and annoyance.

 

[Metsrangerfan]

Well you don’t have an extender so this is a great extender and it also works in the opposite way most extenders work. It also is made specifically to handle the Tunica. Why is this SiliStretcher giving you restless leg syndrome? What about it do you think does it?

It’s very hard to fall asleep. The tension keep me up. I usually use the silistretcher throughout the day.

 

[AndyJ]

How are you anchoring the silistretcher? Waist belt, calf band, between-the-cheeks, or around your neck?

if you're having no trouble during the day, perhaps lowering the tension at night might keep it from being bothersome. Small irritations often get larger at night when there's less to distract you. The Size Doctor is going to pull just as hard as the others.

"Restless leg syndrome" is also associated with sleep apnea. Signs of sleep apnea are poor sleep, tiredness during the day, waking up frequently at night, sudden gasping while asleep, or complaints from bedmates about hog noises. If you're over 30 and your insurance covers it, it's worth being tested just on general principles. It used to involve a monitored hospital stay while wired up like an astronaut, now they just send you home with a face mask and a magic box that monitors your breathing.

There are a number of health problems that can be caused or exacerbated by sleep apnea, but the end result can be a heart attack. That's how I found out I had sleep apnea. "Not recommended; do not play."

 

[DLD]

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[huge-girth]

How are you anchoring the silistretcher? Waist belt, calf band, between-the-cheeks, or around your neck?

if you're having no trouble during the day, perhaps lowering the tension at night might keep it from being bothersome. Small irritations often get larger at night when there's less to distract you. The Size Doctor is going to pull just as hard as the others.

"Restless leg syndrome" is also associated with sleep apnea. Signs of sleep apnea are poor sleep, tiredness during the day, waking up frequently at night, sudden gasping while asleep, or complaints from bedmates about hog noises. If you're over 30 and your insurance covers it, it's worth being tested just on general principles. It used to involve a monitored hospital stay while wired up like an astronaut, now they just send you home with a face mask and a magic box that monitors your breathing.

There are a number of health problems that can be caused or exacerbated by sleep apnea, but the end result can be a heart attack. That's how I found out I had sleep apnea. "Not recommended; do not play."

Are you still using the Size Doctor? I thought that device has been put away due to poor customer review.