A device for administering electrical shocks to a man’s taint is par for the course on this site. Just another Tuesday.
However, the one featured in this Verge article is a little different. Allegedly it’s not designed as a BDSM toy at all. Instead it’s intended to help men avoid premature ejaculation. I guess it’s the high tech equivalent of thinking of cricket/baseball scores. A distracting zap at the right moment to take your mind off other more pleasant things. Apparently it can also enhance orgasms. As a fan of electrical play and getting zapped in delicate spots, I’m not at all surprised by that.
Mistress Matisse had a bit of fun with it in a post to Bluesky. She thinks they could have saved years of research and millions of dollars by just asking a domme about Tens units. However, to be fair, it seems a lot of the time and cost was down to the FDA demanding it pass their complicated tests for clearance. That’s something BSDM toys don’t have to worry about (yet).
This is a shot of Princess Donna using a slightly less sophisticated electrical device. While I’m sure it’ll be distracting and definitely prevent premature ejaculation, I doubt the FDA would approve. It’s obviously from the Men In Pain site.
If you’re interested in the device featured in the Verge article then I believe this is their website.
I think this is by the artist
Mistress Adreena is a London based pro-domme and you can find her professional site
The artwork is by the great Eric Stanton. A man celebrating femdom decades before American society decided it was safe for
Circe is a professional girlfriend based in London. You can find her 
I found this on tumblr. Google once again failed me on reverse image searching, but I’m pretty sure that’s
You can find more from
If you can help me attribute it then please leave a comment. I’m suspicious it has been cropped or edited at some point to remove the name.