Bipolar breast clamps

It is said that monopolar clamps should not be applied to the nipples.

Who of you is familiar with this? I would like to try it out and experience stimulation of the nipples with electricity.

But I don't want to use monopolar clamps.

Can you make them yourself or are there good ones on the market?

I couldn't find anything clever.

How does it actually feel?

@Johnnieboy :

The nipple stimulation (with the right stim box) is erotic enough that it often will give me a HFO. The reason for using bi-polar clamps is because you don't want A cuuent taking the cardiac path, as that can disrupt the signals from the AV node that regulates the heartbeat.

The idea is to conduct the electricity across the areola and nipples and NOT conduct through the chest/heart area. Cutting sticky pads and testing one circuit at a time (in one breast) is a good way to figure out what works for you. I like a U-shaped pad around the nipple and a conductive clip on the nipple itself. Alternately, 2 pads placed above and below the areola can be fun.

Just be careful and pay attention.

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You should not go anywhere on the chest, breasts or nipple. Too close to the heart

As others have stated, you never want to conduct any electricity "across" the chest, i.e. between the breasts/nipples, etc, as this can cause a fatal cardiac event.

That said, I regularly employ nipple and breast electrodes safely in my BDSM practice, just following some simple best practices. I use separate e-stim boxes for each breast/nipple, as a (possibly unnecessary) further precaution. And besides, synchronizing/desynchronizing each of the patient's nipple treatments/torture independently of each other is great fun!

For pierced nipples, a clamp on each end of the piercing, thus conducting the electricity through the piercing and through the inside of the nipple, is one of my favorite methods. Otherwise, there are electrified nipple clamps, alligator clips, electrode pads, as well as nipple suction tubes with built-in electrodes. These are perfect for "encouraging" the patient to lactate. Sure, it might not really be effective; therefore, more research is needed. 😄