Male Chastity Device / Medical Aide
posted by: Techster
posted on: 31 Jan 2008 19:51:30 -0000
In "Male Chastity Devices" slaveponyrider wrote:
>i wonder how well i can clean down there with it on.
Speaking as a 60+ year old man who has been married for 40 years
and in enforced chastity for the past 5 years with my wife as
keyholder..
Hygiene has never been a problem, I carry a small bottle with a
10% mixture of alcohol based mint mouthwash - i clean the tip of
my penis and the tube after each time I urinate.
Enforced chastity has given us a more loving, caring and
livelier marriage. Also my wearing the CB3000 is, in my case, an
effective alternative treatment for erectile dysfunction.
i am currently working on an investigative study that is seeking
to have the male chastity devices recognized as a medical
device.
i would like to hear from other men who are in enforced chastity
and their experiences. If my study is successful and i get the
FDA to recognize a Male Chastity Device as a "medical Aide or
Medical Device", Male Chastity Devices might be tax deductible
or possibly even covered by medical insurance. After all most
health plans cover Viagra.
In my case the use of the CB3000 works as well as the blue pill
without the health dangers.
techster
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Posted by: Metman | link | edited and published February 1, 2008 8:52 AM
I am also a subhubby who is 61 yrs old. I wear a CB2000 on a
24/7 basis. My wife/mistress is 60 and looks 50. She is the
DISCIPLINARIAN in the family and I am the sub/servant.
To answer slaveponyrider's question about cleaning. I take a
shower every morning and use a shower massager type water pick.
Does a great job. My chastity device is removed once a month for
shaving.
Posted by: Robert | link | edited and published February 7, 2008 3:40 AM
Techster wrote:
>If my study is successful and i get the FDA to recognize a Male
>Chastity Device as a "medical Aide or Medical Device", Male
>Chastity Devices might be tax deductible or possibly even
>covered by medical insurance
I can see it now, prescriptions needed, and regular checkups
with special doctors specializing in the installation of devices
that are only removed (for short periods) when medically
necessary...:)
Best Regards,
Robert
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