- How do I pick the right inner diameter?
- Measure the circumference you want the ring to sit around and divide by pi to get the diameter, then round to the nearest of the six sizes. A ring that fits snugly but does not pinch is the goal. When between sizes, the larger one is the safer start.
- Is rubber better than silicone or metal?
- Rubber grips more than silicone and is softer and warmer than metal, but it drags on skin and hair and needs drying after washing. Silicone is easier to clean; metal is firmer and heavier. Rubber sits between them on grip and comfort.
- What does the 5 mm figure mean?
- It is the thickness of the ring's band, not its inner diameter. A thicker band spreads pressure over more skin, which many find more comfortable than a thin ring of the same size.
- Do I get two rings in the same size?
- Yes, the rings are sold in sets of two. Choose the inner diameter you want and both rings come in that size.
- How should I clean and store it?
- Wash with warm water and mild soap, dry it fully, and keep it away from heat and direct sun, which degrade rubber. A light dusting of cornstarch keeps it from getting tacky between uses.
- Can I wear it for long periods?
- No. A firm rubber ring restricts blood flow, so keep wear sessions short and remove it at the first sign of numbness, cold or discoloration.
- Where is the Rubber Cock Ring (6 sizes) cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $5.88, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Rubber Cock Ring (6 sizes)?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Body Body.