Scrotum Transdermal Powder Prototypes
As I await chemical analysis of a new shipment of amyl nitrite (hopefully the results will arrive in a few weeks), a new problem and subsequent innovation has occured: sweat-activated trasdermal powder for the testicles. This powder is supposed to keep the balls dry, and as it does that, micronized nutrients penetrate the skin and increase testosterone output of the testes, using sweat as the activating agent.
A few formulas have been made, and I am now experimenting with different compounds and application method. This is a very new prototype, so my personal involvement in developing this product will depend on the type of response I get from my readers, just like how the divocup went from prototype to manufacturing (hundreds of readers have shown sincere interest in the divocup which made me invest tens of thousands in creating an industrial plastic injection mould for mass production). As this "testicle dust" is chemical in nature, it will be categorized as a cosmetic, which has a whole different set of rules to follow.
But back to the main topic, preliminary tests of "ball powder" have not only reduced stickiness and dampness, but increase overall energy and sperm volume. While this powder is in its infancy, many possible nutrients with transdermal capabilities are being considered, with priority on testicular function enhancements (based on the location of powder application). The secondary goal is testicle enlargement, which will allow successful penis enlargement enthusiasts to increase their family jewels to an asthetically pleasing size ratio.
As the world is getting older and living longer, that means scrotums will be hanging lower and lower than ever before (visualize it!). Perhaps a formula will be made to keep the sack skin more resilient and firm, like a scrotal rejuvination. Possibilities are limited by our imagination, right?
On another note, injecting with my angiogenic/vasodilating formula #8 has proved rather good, but is causing a little too much nasal congestion due to the high amount of phentolamine in it. As the main vasodilating ingredient, it will a nice break to start testing new vasodilators, hoping for one with the least amount of side effects.
Thanks for reading!
Ronielle Out