Triclocarban increases genital size

[kingpole]

Souonds like a dangerous product to apply to your genitals in any amount.

[phallic1]

I already have issues about the ingredients in soaps and detergents. I always use natural olive oil fragrance and chemical free soaps.

I bought the Safeguard Antibacterial soap but I hate it. The perfumed smell is overpowering. I figured I would use it to wash my genitalia. I give myself a good scrubbing and then lather it up and slip into my pump for 10 - 15 minutes. After I rinse off.

Done it twice and I'm already experiencing irritation, pain and excessive dryness of the skin.

Like Jackxxx said, we need to find the raw chemical and make a transdermal with it.

I'm not too fond of the idea of ingesting the stuff orally and the 10 day study on rats is scary. Anything that will cause 'significant and substantial growth" in 10 days....I'd rather apply lower doses topically for the sake of science.

Mix in triclocarban with some Andractim maybe. If someone can find a source for the triclocarban at a 99% purity and reasonable price and small quantity, I'll order some more Andractim and give it a go.

Emu oil is one of the best dermal penetrants around but it's claim to fame is androgenic alopecia due in part to it's ability to deactivate DHT.

[Pricaso]

I found a site selling a topical solution containing 1.0% Triclocarban for $7-18...but I still cant find out what the other ingredients are within the solution.

If you're interested hers the site

[LittleHorsenuts]

Is the desire to leave soap on your genitals just due to the concentrations in the soaps relative to the concentrations in the other products? It seems like the deodorant bars would be much more effective... no need to rinse, and it would have all day to be absorbed... just a thought.

[Jackxxx]

Is the desire to leave soap on your genitals just due to the concentrations in the soaps relative to the concentrations in the other products? It seems like the deodorant bars would be much more effective... no need to rinse, and it would have all day to be absorbed... just a thought.

Good call. But we have to find a deodorant with high concentration of TCC.

[vulcan]

Valderma soap contains Triclocarban.

Valderma also make a cream, which should also contain it.

Not sure of the concentration of TCC in Valderma ~ as it is not listed, we must have different regulations on listing concentrations to the United States.

[Bongo17]

Spectrum chemicals sells pure triclocarban powder.
This stuff has been used for 20 years and tested extensively so it couldn't be that
dangerous.

[vulcan]

I have applied the Valderma soap to my balls in the shower. Left it on for a few minutes.

I'm just in the mood to experiment at the moment.

Nothing to report so far, however if some girl was sucking my balls right now ~ I would feel particularly house-proud knowing that she would not catch a cold.

[Limp Lenny]

That's flippin' crazy. I agree that the fact it happened in 10 days shows this is some serious shit!

Aloe vera is supposed to be a mild penetrator. I had some hormone pills that were too high of a dose, so I popped them open, mixed with aloe and applied topically. I definitely felt the effects and it didn't leave residue, though the original contents were micronised. DMSO always strikes me as overkill, and emu oil's anti-DHT effects might make aloe a good option. Maybe there are others too.

I would be concerned about too much getting into the bloodstream. Bigger dick and balls sounds good, prostate not so much.

[Jackxxx]

Spectrum chemicals sells pure triclocarban powder.
This stuff has been used for 20 years and tested extensively so it couldn't be that
dangerous.

Its been used for 40 years. And tested by who? Government agencies? That is the DANGEROUS part. Same with for example Fluoride. They tell you brush your teeth at least three times a day. Read about the catastrophic consequences of fluoride in the human body.