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| − | '''Tugger''' is a kind of device for foreskin restoration that uses linear tension on the penile skin. Tension is applied in one single direction - generally pulling the skin- as opposed to [[dual tension]]. Most tuggers consist of some kind of gripping devide (which can be tapeless, or use tape) and create tension by using a elastic or strap to pull from another part of the body, such as a brace around the knee or a elastic around the shoulder. | + | '''Tugger''' is a kind of device for foreskin restoration that uses linear tension on the [[penile skin]]. Tension is applied in one single direction - generally pulling the [[skin]]- as opposed to [[dual tension]]. Most tuggers consist of some kind of gripping devide (which can be tapeless, or use tape) and create tension by using a elastic or strap to pull from another part of the body, such as a brace around the knee or a elastic around the shoulder. |
The original [[TLC-X|TLC Tugger]], the [[DTR]], the [[easy stretch]] and other devices work in this way. Many do-it-yourself devices can be also used as tuggers, such as the film canisters. | The original [[TLC-X|TLC Tugger]], the [[DTR]], the [[easy stretch]] and other devices work in this way. Many do-it-yourself devices can be also used as tuggers, such as the film canisters. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:57, 30 December 2021
Tugger is a kind of device for foreskin restoration that uses linear tension on the penile skin. Tension is applied in one single direction - generally pulling the skin- as opposed to dual tension. Most tuggers consist of some kind of gripping devide (which can be tapeless, or use tape) and create tension by using a elastic or strap to pull from another part of the body, such as a brace around the knee or a elastic around the shoulder.
The original TLC Tugger, the DTR, the easy stretch and other devices work in this way. Many do-it-yourself devices can be also used as tuggers, such as the film canisters.