and then I thought...

I can't be the only person to have wondered about this. I mean, you have to wear the stupid thing for hours at a time for it to do any good, and it is kind of fiddly to put on or take off. So I thought I might as well let you guys know: It is possible.

But a few sensible preparations are in order: First, have a bucket of warm, soapy water and a sponge handy. Second, make sure everything within about 8 feet in any direction is made of tile or some other easily-washable material.

... Oh and, before I forget because this is important, when your wife asks you what's in the box use the full medical-sounding term -- "Penile Traction Device". Make sure she can hear those capital letters. It has to sound medical. Don't say "penis stretcher" because you'll get off on the wrong foot...

Where was I? Oh yes, third, stand back a few more inches than you usually do.

And, fourth, you might want to take off your shoes...

Casper,

You are right, of course, but as a Caucasian man I have so few opportunities to use the word "foot" and "penis" in the same sentence. I think we Yanks are a bit jealous of your "centimeters" because the same thing expressed in "inches" tends to make a man depressed -- such small numbers -- especially on this forum.

And then my doctor said...
Inches or centimetres it still comes out at the same size.

This is one of those subjects where the research seems to differ from men's subjective experience. Research says you are right -- Inches or centimeters, it still comes out the same size. But if you talk to the subjects of the research you get a different story -- Inches or centimeters, it always comes out a bit shorter.