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For those with PA piercings: I’ve devised a method to secure non-PA devices by adding a ring sealed in a tamper-evident way. Essentially, you thread the ring through your piercing and around one of the chastity device’s bars, then seal it using a tamper-proof mechanism. The seal consists of a heat shrink tube with some extra markings from M. It would be nearly impossible for me to replicate this if I tried again, particularly if M photographs the tube along with its writing for future reference. The attached photos will illustrate most of how this works.
I use “Ancor Marine Grade Electrical Heat Activated Adhesive Lined Shrink Tubing” (available on Amazon) as the seal material. This is a thick rubber with an adhesive interior, creating a strong bond with the ring and offering good durability. My ring is a 1-inch round barbell featuring two screw-on balls. I fill the space between these balls using a wood dowel, allowing the heat shrink to seal against them. There’s no way for the ring to slip out without breaking the seal, nor can you escape the device unless you remove the ring entirely. This setup should also be compatible with captive ball rings.
I’m currently employing this on my MCM Contender and cannot see a method of exit; it can likely be adapted to various other devices too. It functions similarly to a PA lock, yet uses cheaper materials and has less bulk and weight.
I’ve also experimented by adapting it to a short, dome-end device I purchased from China. This unit originally included a urethral insert, which I chose not to use. I drilled out the original part and cut a slot in the lower section of the shield to accommodate the ring. My single attempt was successful except for one issue: the tube is quite short on me, causing my glans to press against the inside of the shield while tissue pushes outward through the end hole. The pressure on the ring pinches me between it and the shield—quite painful! [album=“medium”]1887[/album]