Nipple clamp

The nipple clamp increases the sensation in two different ways:
Because it is attached, it causes continuous pressure signals to be sent to your brain.
The nipple clamp also contracts and cuts off some of the blood supply to the end of your nipple. Decreased blood supply makes nerve endings more sensitive to touch.
It is usually safe to squeeze the skin firmly enough that the nipple clamp will stay in place, but not so firmly that it cuts the skin or causes bruising. A little feels like a lot, so there is no need to put the clamp on the highest setting for a rewarding experience.
The general rule of thumb is: If all circulation is cut off, you should not keep the nipple clamps running for more than 30 minutes at a time. The length of time varies from person to person, so it’s a good idea to play on the low end of the tension scale at first, even at the risk of dropping the clamps when your state of arousal is also not high. Then see what you like as you gradually increase the tension. Some people like to play with nipple clamps on and off, two minutes here, nine minutes there and never come close to the 30-minute clamp time.
Also remember that the most important feeling usually occurs when the nipple clamps are removed, rather than when they are put on. Most people experience a certain pinching sensation when the nipple clamps are applied, and then experience a much more intense sensation when the clamps are released and the blood returns to the nipples. Remember this while you play and prepare yourself (or your partner) for the clamp removal by rubbing the nipples and breasts before, during, and after removal.
Most of all, only use pliers in a way that feels good. If you experience pain or numbness, remove it.
There are several models of nipple clamps, we have selected the most varied and efficient models here!