PE HEATING PAD amazing

It is useful for pumping, stretching and hanging, I hope it will be useful

JELQ2GROW’s PE Heating Pad | JELQ2GROW

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I like that product. I might get one.

The highest temp setting (red) is 167 degrees Farenheit? Yikes.

Yes 75c

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Seems very hot. Starts at 55c.

Do they ship worldwide?, where do they ship from??

There is not complete information about shipping in the website

Yas ship worldwide

from Australia

You tryna cook your penis?? WTF

Use it the right way Don’t cook your penis Use it you control it not who controls you Think in the mind of any product if you don’t control its use it hurts you

What is the most important zone of the penis to heat while hanging?

Surely the whole thing, but I’d imagine the suspensory ligaments above the penis are more important to receive heat than say the glans. I have the “TherMedic Qi-Point Heating Pad” and it’s too small to wrap all the way around my penis, but it covers a nice area and keeps me vary warm. Just want to make sure I wrap it in the right place. Thanks

The importance of heating before and after hanging To lubricate the ligaments and aid in a more flexible stretch before or after suspension it aids in the quick recovery of a torn ligament caused by suspension.

Roll it over the penis in a flabby position that is not erect Do not use it in an erect position

The pillow is enough for a circumference of 8.5

What ever you are stretching I would heat. Hanging in all positions will stretch your penis so heating the penis is a must. If you are hanging a position that also targets the ligs (SD, BTC etc) I would also heat them

I with a heat pad get more stretch

Purchased and received. This is absolutely not a $55 tool and seems that a large premium is being placed on the item because of it’s claimed PE application. I’m guessing that the actual cost is probably less than $10 per unit and its being marked up by 400%+. Here’s my impressions:
1. Stitching and finish are good and materials are middle of the road. Not high-end and not low end.
2. Doesn’t come with instructions so make sure to take note of those on the webpage; hold to turn on, red is hottest, blue is medium, green is low.
3. USB only with no block. At $55, this should come with a block to plug it in to a wall.
4. I believe the temperatures to be significantly overstated while the conductive wiring is within the cushion. It never felt more than lukewarm when advertised to reach 160F+. When the heating elements are exposed without insulation, I believe the advertised temperatures are reached.
5. Not quite sure how to use it for hanging. Maybe use it as the first layer of your wrap? It’s too big to wrap around the unwrapped area of the shaft that’s not also obstructed by your hanger (bibhanger in my case).

All-in-all, I think the shop latched on to the word spreading around the application of heat during hanging and went out and found a small heating pad that they could sell, without really considering how it’s used, for an incredible markup. Instead of paying too much for this, I would go a different direction, which is detailed below.

I took the $55 heating pad and cut it apart. Within the pouch is a 2-layer white mesh that sandwiches the heating element. I trimmed the mesh to within 1/4” of the wires closest to the edge. I then folded over this mesh 1 time to create a ~1.5” wide heating strip. I wrapped with cotton first (I use strips of the swiffer sweeper dry sweeping pads - they’re very soft). I then wrapped with the heating mesh. Last is the theraband. On the RED setting, it’s too hot. On the BLUE setting it felt just right. Keep in mind that you no longer have the felt/neoprene insulation that it came in so in this state it will reach the necessary temperatures. It’s obviously not recommended to operate the unit like this because of the potential for burns, so don’t do this if you lack common sense.

Hindsight being 20/20, I would do one of the following. Buy a better heating pad that plugs into the wall for half the cost on Amazon and tear it apart just like I did this one. With a little fabric, needle, and thread, you could make a great heated wrap using the guts of a heating pad from Amazon. I would get the smallest you can possibly find as a start.

OR

Make your own heating pad if you have the skill set. Don’t cook your wiener. I may toy around with a very small heating unit and circulate heated water in a circuit using surgical tubing.

Is it an FIR pad? $55 is a starting price for FIR, it is very high for a conventional pad.