CB-6000 discomfort while sleeping
For me it's quite comfortable, but nighttime erections make the fit very snug and I wake up feeling uneasy. My one size plus ring feels too loose; my penis…
For me it’s quite comfortable, but nighttime erections make the fit very snug and I wake up feeling uneasy. My one size plus ring feels too loose; my penis stays half-hard inside it. Could you share your experience? Is the night pain just a temporary phase, or do I need to look for a different device? Perhaps regular CD wearing will reduce the intensity of nocturnal erections over time.
There is a bit of an 'adjustment' period when you first get used to wearing it. If you are new to chastity, expect frequent erections at night initially. You might need to start with a larger ring than strictly necessary for nighttime use, while opting for a smaller one during the day. Question: Do you own an **authentic** CB-6000? Or did you purchase a cheap imitation? A counterfeit device may require modification to relieve pain because they are often poorly constructed. Assuming yours is genuine: During the day, wear the smallest ring size that allows for minimal discomfort. At night, switch to the next larger size up. If waking every 90 minutes or so becomes an issue, consider going one more size up from there. The aim is to reach a point where you only wake in the morning when your strongest 'morning wood' occurs. After about two weeks (give or take depending on how fast you adjust), start moving down in sizes. It helps to begin this process over a weekend so you aren't rushed by work the next day. Drop one size for nighttime; if waking frequently persists, revert to the previous size for the rest of that week. The following weekend, try the smaller size for two nights before switching back for the remainder of the week. Keep doing this until you can wear the smaller size for a full week straight—that means you've adjusted. Stay with that size for a while, then repeat the process downward with the next sizes until reaching your minimum limit: the smallest ring where no swap-out is needed at night. Note: If you paid significantly less than $150-160, it's likely fake. In that case, ignore the above advice until you fill any grooves with epoxy and file down rough edges or sharp spots.
When you first begin wearing the device, the skin around your scrotum near where the base ring sits needs time to toughen. Initially, nocturnal erections pull the entire apparatus away from your body, leading to stretching and a burning sensation in that area. The best approach is using the smallest possible ring that still prevents numbness or blueness in the scrotum. When reducing ring size, start with the largest spacer and work down to the smallest. You might not be able to do this immediately, but try minimizing lubricant on and around the base ring so it can "grip" your skin effectively. On the other hand, apply a generous amount of good moisturizing lotion inside the cage before bed to let your penis move freely. When discomfort strikes, get up and try urinating; this often helps ease the erection. Over time, nocturnal erections become more tolerable—you'll still have them, but they will be easier to manage. Hope this assists you.