Artificial Foreskin Options

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Hey all,

So, I need some advice. I’m interested in finding an artificial foreskin to wear. I have purchased the oxballs moreskin, and I wasn’t super thrilled with it to be honest. It’s ok, but it easily comes off. I need something that will stay put and also provide protection to my glans. I also want something authentic looking, so that rules out ManHood. I’ve also heard Senslip isn’t good.

I’m thinking about both the Oxballs “bell” moreskin, which is much smaller and more manageable, or the MorMe prosthetic foreskin. I like the MorMe one best, but they mentioned something about tariffs on their site, and I’m honestly afraid of getting charged a lot since they’re in Europe and Im in the US (I don’t understand how the tariffs work lol).

Anyway, does anyone have any experience with the latter two I mentioned? Are they good? Furthermore, does anyone have any other options or ideas? I’m not looking at surgery, and I’ve considered manual
restoration, but I’m starting small. Any advice is appreciated!
 
Hey all,

So, I need some advice. I’m interested in finding an artificial foreskin to wear. I have purchased the oxballs moreskin, and I wasn’t super thrilled with it to be honest. It’s ok, but it easily comes off. I need something that will stay put and also provide protection to my glans. I also want something authentic looking, so that rules out ManHood. I’ve also heard Senslip isn’t good.

I’m thinking about both the Oxballs “bell” moreskin, which is much smaller and more manageable, or the MorMe prosthetic foreskin. I like the MorMe one best, but they mentioned something about tariffs on their site, and I’m honestly afraid of getting charged a lot since they’re in Europe and Im in the US (I don’t understand how the tariffs work lol).

Anyway, does anyone have any experience with the latter two I mentioned? Are they good? Furthermore, does anyone have any other options or ideas? I’m not looking at surgery, and I’ve considered manual
restoration, but I’m starting small. Any advice is appreciated!
I can't speak to the two devices you mention, but in regard to 'any advice appreciated' let me give you a thought.
If you use some 'foreskin' product, long term the result will probably be dekaratinization of your glans & eventually a more sensitive glans. I'll assume that is your goal, increased sensitivity with a healthier glans.

Here's the lesson I learned - once you increase the sensitivity of your glans, well it's more sensitive. You end up needing to keep the glans covered all the time. Either you are committing to always wearing something or you do restoration to have a protective layer.

I did some restoration, got to the point the corona was usually covered & tried to accelerate things. I started using one of those red O-rings (silicone?) to keep my skin pulled over the glans. I regained a healthy glow & sensitivity pretty quickly, but the sensitivity was too much, it wasn't improving my daily living. I stopped using the O-ring, I realized I was doing things backwards. Revitilizing the glans before you have created the foreskin to protect it is setting yourself up for bountiful daily discomfort.

My advice - do restoration first before working on the glans 'restoration'.
Keep an eye on Foregen - they are doing fascinating work on regrowing foreskins which if successful will help so many with damaged skin (thin burns, skin cancer, ...) It's fascinating research.
Home: Foregen is Regenerating Foreskins
 
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I can't speak to the two devices you mention, but in regard to 'any advice appreciated' let me give you a thought.
If you use some 'foreskin' product, long term the result will probably be dekaratinization of your glans & eventually a more sensitive glans. I'll assume that is your goal, increased sensitivity with a healthier glans.

Here's the lesson I learned - once you increase the sensitivity of your glans, well it's more sensitive. You end up needing to keep the glans covered all the time. Either you are committing to always wearing something or you do restoration to have a protective layer.

I did some restoration, got to the point the corona was usually covered & tried to accelerate things. I started using one of those red O-rings (silicone?) to keep my skin pulled over the glans. I regained a healthy glow & sensitivity pretty quickly, but the sensitivity was too much, it wasn't improving my daily living. I stopped using the O-ring, I realized I was doing things backwards. Revitilizing the glans before you have created the foreskin to protect it is setting yourself up for bountiful daily discomfort.

My advice - do restoration first before working on the glans 'restoration'.
Keep an eye on Foregen - they are doing fascinating work on regrowing foreskins which if successful will help so many with damaged skin (thin burns, skin cancer, ...) It's fascinating research.
Home: Foregen is Regenerating Foreskins
I appreciate your very well worded reply. To be honest, I would be ok to wear a prosthetic full time, so I don’t have any concerns about that. Its simply finding the right one for me. However, I will admit, I hadn’t considered the discomfort of a dekeratinized penis; I figured it would be a bit sensitive, but I didnt know it was painful.

Im curious, how long did you do restoration? What method did you use? How long until you noticed results? Both my partner and I are cut, and I know we both wish we were uncut, so I think we could perhaps restore together. Did you like the results of restoring?
 
I've tried a coulple of things and enjoyed the oxballs skin about as well as anything. I couldn't ever get the senslip to work right so I gave up on them. the man hood is not an artificial skin, but does protect the glans pretty well if you get one of those.
 
I restored from 1991 to 1993. The results were fantastic. I do not have before photos as the digital camera had not been available then. I do have after photos in my gallery.

I followed several different procedures described in Jim Bigelow’s book “The Joy of Uncircumcising!”. Of course I did not do all procedures at the same time. It depended where my progress was as to which procedure was used.

I was cut rather tight so I started with the procedure described as cross tapping. If commercial devices were available I was not aware of them. I developed a kit of devices described in Bigelow’s book.

I wore the devices 12 to 15 hours a day, 6 days of the week. I made no attempt to dekeratanize the glans until there was total, stable glans coverage.

I used a skin scrub to dekeratanize the glans. Of course one needs to use these products very carefully. I am very pleased with the results. The sensitivity gained is just of the right level.

My restored foreskin recovers the glans when pulled back to pee or wash. It remains over the glans without the need to hold with anything.

I have several doctors who think I am intact. I have also had many playmates over the years who have taken me as being intact. The only evidence that I was cut the a damaged frenulum, which is quite sensitive.

I also gained the appearance of no circumcision scar.
Do not hesitate to ask questions. I am willing to help in the process.
 
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