Penis Enlargement Product

Penis Enlargement Product

Users Manual The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision. The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months. Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars. Instructions for Mounting The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8). Instructions for Adjustment When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months. Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required. Materials Used 1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310 Cleaning The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection. contact <> users manual <> shopping cart

Users Manual The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision. The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months. Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars. Instructions for Mounting The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8). Instructions for Adjustment When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months. Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required. Materials Used 1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310 Cleaning The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

Users Manual The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision. The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months. Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars. Instructions for Mounting The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8). Instructions for Adjustment When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months. Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required. Materials Used 1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310 Cleaning The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

Users Manual

The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision.

The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months.

Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions

The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars.

Instructions for Mounting

The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8).

Instructions for Adjustment

When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months.

Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit

During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required.

Materials Used

1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310

Cleaning

The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

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Users Manual The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision. The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months. Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars. Instructions for Mounting The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8). Instructions for Adjustment When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months. Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required. Materials Used 1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310 Cleaning The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

Users Manual The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision. The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months. Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars. Instructions for Mounting The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8). Instructions for Adjustment When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months. Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required. Materials Used 1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310 Cleaning The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

Users Manual

The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision.

The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months.

Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions

The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars.

Instructions for Mounting

The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8).

Instructions for Adjustment

When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months.

Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit

During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required.

Materials Used

1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310

Cleaning

The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

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Users Manual The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision. The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months. Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars. Instructions for Mounting The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8). Instructions for Adjustment When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months. Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required. Materials Used 1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310 Cleaning The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

Users Manual

The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision.

The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months.

Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions

The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars.

Instructions for Mounting

The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8).

Instructions for Adjustment

When the device has been fitted the force of trac-tion can be adjusted by turning the two thumb-screws (1) in an inward direction. The actual force exerted can be read on the hexagonal pistons (2) and the force of traction can be varied from 600 to 900, 1200 or 1500 g (see fig. 4). Each marking on the piston equals a traction force of 300 g. Thus, at the exertion of maximum force (1500 g) only one marking is visible on the piston. A force of 600-900 g is recommended for the first 2-3 weeks and during that period the Extender should not be worn for more than 4-5 hours a day. From then on the force may be increased to 900-1200 g and to 12 hours daily usage of the device. The Extender should be worn approximately 12 hours a day for a total period of 3-6 months.

Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit

During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required.

Materials Used

1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310

Cleaning

The Jes Extender should be cleaned daily with soap and water. A chlorhexidine alcohol solution of 0.5% can be used for disinfection.

Users Manual

The Jes Extender was designed and developed in Denmark. The purpose of the extender is to lengthen the penis by means of traction. The Jes Extender can be used as a gentle mono-theurapeutic device. The use of the Jes Extender does not require medical supervision.

Users Manual

The mechanism of the device is based on the principle of traction, a method which simulates the human body’s natural reaction to the application of physical force. Tissue cells react by multiplying and the tissue gradually expands, a principle utilized by various indigenous tribes for multiple doubling of the size of earlobes and lips. The Jes Extender has been tested on patients who have all obtained lengthening of the penis after using the device in accordance with instructions. The lengthening is permanent and does not entail a narrowing of the circumference of the penis. The test subjects achieved an average lengthening of the erected penis of 2.8 cm (24 per cent) after a treatment period of 3-4 months. The treatment does not affect urination, sexual prowess or the power of reproduc-tion. Lengthening can only be obtained by daily usage of the device and the effect correlates with the number of hours of usage. The above mentioned results were obtained after 12 hours’ daily treatment over a period of 3 months.

Description of Pieces and Assembly Instructions

The Extender consists of a basal plastic ring (1) with a recess for the urethra (2). The ring is fastened around the root of the penis. Two metal bars, one with a right-handed thread (3), the other with a left-handed thread (4) are attached to the basal ring. Inside each bar, hidden in a tube, is a spring contrivance (5). At the distal end the two bars are attached to a plastic support (6) with two holes, through which the ends of a silicone tube are passed. The components 1-5 are preassembled on delivery. Depending on the size of the penis either the short or the long extension bars are mounted by means of the round spanners provided (See fig. 3, page 9). The additional extension bars are required for later usage as lengthening of the penis occurs. The plastic support is mounted by introducing the ends of the bars (5) into the two big holes of the support. The support is then pressed towards the basal ring (1). The springs are thus pressed home. Pressure should be exerted until a snap or a click indicates that the support is firmly secured to the bars.

Instructions for Mounting

The device is mounted by fastening the basal ring (1) around the root of the penis, so that the two metal bars (2) run parallel with the penis, one on each side, and the head of the penis rests in the bowl-shaped support (3). By passing the two ends of the silicone tube through the holes in the plastic support (4) a loop is made through which the head of the penis is introduced. Before fastening of the penis the plastic support should be pressed towards the body so that the two springs press home. The silicone tube is fastened around the penis head by pulling the ends of the tube (5) on the reverse side of the support. In men who have not been circumcised the silicone tube is fitted just below the glans with the foreskin in place. The ends are pressed into the two notches (6) to secure the fastening of the penis head. Additional pieces of metal bar (7) may be added as required by means of the two keys (8).

Instructions for Use and Disassembly of Unit

During use of the Extender the penis can be held at any position except sideways. In a pair of loose-fitting trousers the device is inconspicuous. It can be worn at night but may become detached during uneasy sleep or during a nightly erection. Accidental detachment merely requires re-mounting of the device. The device is dismounted by loosening the silicone tube from the ventral side of the support. The Extender can then be detached. The thumbscrews are screwed home in an outward direction towards the basal ring. When not in use the Extender can be left assembled or it can be disassembled and placed in the box as required.

Materials Used

1. Silicone type: WMQ, USP 21-4, PA/HP/exp3/(82)57/1984. Owing to its chemical composition Silicone rubber is temperature resistant, weather resistant and re-sistant to wear and tear. It is proof against exposure to temperatures ranging from -65¢ª C to +210¢ª C. 2 + 4. Plastic parts: POM (Hostaform), C 2521 G Proof against temperatures ranging from -20¢ª C to +80¢ªC. 3. Brass: CuZnS9Pb3 - W.no. 2.0401. Nitin coating: Nitin is an intermetallic composition, combining the properties of nickel and tin, which is produced by electrolytic depositing. Clinical trials have demonstrated that Nitin coatings, despite their contents of 35% nickel, do not seem to precipitate any reaction in nickel allergics. 5. Stainless steel springs: Din 17224 - W.no. 4310