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The best way to measure the length for HOODED DEVICES, is
to measure from the base of the body to just behind the head. Then measure the whole shaft from base to tip.
For straight devices WITHOUT A HOOD, measure from the base along the top of the shaft, DO NOT INCLUDE THE HEAD. Do all the measurements for the length on the top of the member and make sure it is flaccid. The best way to measure is in a warm room. For length - have him pull it toward the floor while flaccid. Count to five, then let go, and then count to five again. Measure the length from the base to just behind the head, do not include the head. For Diameter, measure the area around the shaft just behind the head. You want this measurement to be snug but not tight. Use a cloth tape. Somewhere near 4" will be the number you come up with divide this by 3.14 (π) and that is the diameter. For testes ring size, using your cloth tape, measure around everything at the base of his shaft and testes. Pull the tape really snug where you can only slip one finger in between the tape and his body. Somewhere around 6¼" will be the measurement you are looking for. Again, divide this by 3.14 and this will be the testes ring size you need. Let him do the measuring. If you do it, he will try to get excited and it might be a long time getting the measurements right.Another more accurate way to measure and you want to make sure you get everything exactly right and get the proper size. I suggest you go to the hardware store and get a 2" pvc coupler. Cut off about 3/8" inch off the end of it. Try it on, take it back off and cut a section out of the top, squeeze it together you may have to apply some heat to get it to push together. Repeat this until you have a ring that is right, you will want a ring you cannot put more than one finger in between your body and the ring. Once you determine the correct size measure across the ring making sure the ring is round, you may need to once again heat the ring up to push it into a circle. Do the same thing with a 1¼" pvc coupler to get the shaft size right. |
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Enter lengths in either centimeters or inches below to see what the length in the other unit is and what diameter
corresponds to circular length. Or enter a diameter to see what the corresponding piercing gauge is.
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