Electrostimulation

I'm curious what the members of the EF community think about electrostimulation/ele ctrosex. I'm aware of its medicinal and recreational use. The Jopen Intensity is definitely an innovative product because it integrates medical technology into a pleasure object. Although there are other electrostimulation options which do tend to be considerably more pricey. Are these other products comparative in the efficacy of strengthening PC muscles? I personally own the a She-Stim She-Stim (product not carried on EF). I liked the She-Stim because it was less intimidating in appearance than other options on the market and because it was less expensive comparatively. I enjoy e-stim but it is one of those things that some people seem to love it others don’t.
Also, I think users considering the Jopen Intensity or other options on the market such as the Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy which is carried on EF should be aware of the potential risks. Anyone who has a heart condition or who has any sort of internal medical device should speak to a doctor before attempting to use any e-stim product. Also the packaging on the Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy depicts a woman with the conductive pads on her nipples. The heart beat is naturally regulated by electrical impulses and sending an electrical current through your chest is a majorly dangerous idea. Electrical play should stay below the waist. I haven’t noticed any warnings about product use with the Jopen Intensity which is a little scary. less

These warnings are included in Jopen's manual, and I wrote them up in my review, as well. They don't mention not using it above the waist (though since you need full electrode contact, I don't see how you could easily make the circuit if it wasn't inserted. )

Jopen's manual does state that Intensity is not for anal or oral use, and that it should not be used by pregnant women, or women with pacemakers. less

I had just mashed the down button instead of the off button once before taking it out, and I was accidentally on level 1 instead of level 0, and when that got to my pubic bone MY GOSH did it zap me. I thrust it all the way back in, turned it off properly, and will NEVER make the same mistake again. less

These warnings are included in Jopen's manual, and I wrote them up in my review, as well. They don't mention not using it above the waist (though since you need full electrode contact, I don't see how you could easily make the circuit if it wasn't inserted. )

Jopen's manual does state that Intensity is not for anal or oral use, and that it should not be used by pregnant women, or women with pacemakers. less

I'm curious what the members of the EF community think about electrostimulation/ele ctrosex. I'm aware of its medicinal and recreational use. The Jopen Intensity is definitely an innovative product because it integrates medical technology into a pleasure object. Although there are other electrostimulation options which do tend to be considerably more pricey. Are these other products comparative in the efficacy of strengthening PC muscles? I personally own the a She-Stim She-Stim (product not carried on EF). I liked the She-Stim because it was less intimidating in appearance than other options on the market and because it was less expensive comparatively. I enjoy e-stim but it is one of those things that some people seem to love it others don’t.
Also, I think users considering the Jopen Intensity or other options on the market such as the Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy which is carried on EF should be aware of the potential risks. Anyone who has a heart condition or who has any sort of internal medical device should speak to a doctor before attempting to use any e-stim product. Also the packaging on the Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy depicts a woman with the conductive pads on her nipples. The heart beat is naturally regulated by electrical impulses and sending an electrical current through your chest is a majorly dangerous idea. Electrical play should stay below the waist. I haven’t noticed any warnings about product use with the Jopen Intensity which is a little scary. less