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I purchased a few sleeves. After a few weeks of wear, they have stretched out and no longer fit like they did when they were new (perferct fit). How can this be prevented?
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Sleeves stretching out
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They are wear and tear items in the end, but with care they should last a good while.
Gentle cleaning of the sleeves helps. Also, if you have MoSGrip, do use it. Applying the sleeves on a clean penis helps, as in having a good wash before application. Our bodies do secrete oils, so that is something remember as excess oils can affect the elasticity of the sleeves.
So, cleaning and properly storing them, laid out flat, helps. Also removing the sleeve from a tool is necessary.
As in, if one has a Silistretcher (or something else), don't leave the sleeve on the device after a session.
Gentle cleaning of the sleeves helps. Also, if you have MoSGrip, do use it. Applying the sleeves on a clean penis helps, as in having a good wash before application. Our bodies do secrete oils, so that is something remember as excess oils can affect the elasticity of the sleeves.
So, cleaning and properly storing them, laid out flat, helps. Also removing the sleeve from a tool is necessary.
As in, if one has a Silistretcher (or something else), don't leave the sleeve on the device after a session.
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Any update on the monthly fee? It's a great product but I can't afford to buy new sleeves weekly and am seeking an alternative
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I believe @Lightning is putting this together. I’m pretty sure he’s waiting for the Duro Sleeves to come in.
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Few weeks and no longer fit? That’s bad thought at least it would last for 4-6 months. How it’s QCed? To be frank unacceptable
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Waiting for mine to be in the mail. Feel sort of regret hearing that it’s not durable
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The DuroSleevs are much harder than the SiliSleev2. There is a SiliSleev5 that falls in-between both. We are constantly experimenting with new formulas.
Hard sleeves don't stretch as much but with a hard sleeve, you get too much restriction and risk cutting circulation off during use.
Soft sleeves are safe and comfortable but will stretch out if you don't properly care for them. Many people are using these and some users still are using their first set from months ago. Other users stretch them out in a month.
If you want long term durability, get a DuroSleev and stretch it out so it doesn't cut off circulation.
Hard sleeves don't stretch as much but with a hard sleeve, you get too much restriction and risk cutting circulation off during use.
Soft sleeves are safe and comfortable but will stretch out if you don't properly care for them. Many people are using these and some users still are using their first set from months ago. Other users stretch them out in a month.
If you want long term durability, get a DuroSleev and stretch it out so it doesn't cut off circulation.
How long would you suggest I dip them for? I was thinking just a minute or so but I'm not sure.Renew the material with a dip in boiling water. ....
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No. It only needs 2 second dips in BOILING water. Do that a few times. I would suggest find something like PVC to use as a form for the sleeve to "hug" on to. The same diameter as the sleeves original size. So, 3/4" or 1". Silicone can warp during this process.
Thanks for the info!
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Let us know how it works out for you my brother.
