Magnetic power ring (clear) - cock ring discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by AlphaLantern

I've been searching for a cock ring that will perform well and last for more than just once or twice. We were actually excited when we found the Magnetic Power Ring, but were not too convinced about how magnets are of any benefit while having an erection. The ring stretches easily to fit the girth of most men's penises and balls in order to keep blood from leaving the member, to help it stay engorged, and to help delay orgasm.

It's made out of TPR material, which can be used with either water- or silicone-based lube. The magnets are on either side of the cock ring and are fully covered by the same material that the Magnetic Power Ring is made of. However, having the magnets does not affect the performance of the ring at all.

The Magnetic Power cock ring is a clear color ring, 1" in diameter when not stretched, but it can be stretched double that size to allow positioning of the ring around the base of the penis and balls. The cock ring has a tight fit. As to the magnetic balls that the cock ring has, nowhere in the packaging or description says if the magnets have positive or negative charge and without that information those magnests just make no sense to me.

Once I streched the cock ring it was fairly easy to slide into my penis. However, when I tried to place it around my balls that proved to be a little more difficult and I had to use water-based lube since the my penis is thicker than average. Once the Magnetic Power Ring was in place it helped me perform and it held in place without any issues. The magnets? Those did nothing at all for me.

It is very easy to clean after use. A mild soap or toy cleaner and warm water will quickly clean the Magnetic Power cock ring. I store it in the same plastic casing it came in; that way is easy to find.

Packaged on a basic hard plastic casing that could also be used to store the Magnetic Power Cock Ring. There is just basic information on the packaging, which I was expecting to provide some type of information about the benefit of the magnets (which is debatable) on a cock ring, but there is no such thing. I've even visited the California Exotics web site searching for such information and even tried contacting them, but received no response.