(24 Sep 2022, 00:53 )Like Ra Wrote: After one of my dentist visits, I had idea of something like this, and here we go! Invisible silicone bite gag! Unusual, comfortable, very clever. Welcome to forced deep-throating!

Just in case you are lost in the design - the silicon pieces are supposed to be tightly wedged between the back teeth, preventing closing the mouth. MUCH better and safer, than O-rings!

(29 Sep 2022, 22:35 )a_username Wrote: The rubber wedges are not tall enough to fully wedge open my jaws

(20 Nov 2020, 01:42 )Kit-Katt Wrote:

(10 Nov 2020, 22:10 )Like Ra Wrote: Another interesting gag from Ali: huge inflatable butterfly gag

Looks scary! (Not that you have to fully inflate it! 😁 )

I have this, and it's interesting. Have some photos.


At rest, uninflated.
Took me a surprising amount of time to find something in my room that was common and normal size enough to compare


5 pumps in. The front piece has become as fully inflated as it will be until about 15 pumps in.


20 pumps in. I'm afraid to meet the person that could contain this. It didn't sound like it was about to give or anything at this point. I feel like I could get 30 or 40 pumps in before this thing starts to crack.

So it has the same problem as most butterfly gags in that it will try to pop out any chance it gets. It will need to be held in with a ring or some other harness with a hole in it.

I was hopeful that the front would inflate enough to actually keep it inside a mouth, but there's very little inflation going on there, thus pops out without anything holding it in.

I can confirm it as leak proof. It's a bit scary that the means of deflating the gag can be removed so easily. And by scary I mean exciting. 😁

(09 Oct 2022, 01:09 )thediapereddevil Wrote: can you elaborate on the popping out? I'm not familiar with issues with butterfly gags, I thought the principle was that once it was fully inflated there would be no way for the wearer to remove it

(09 Oct 2022, 01:14 )Like Ra Wrote:

(09 Oct 2022, 01:09 )thediapereddevil Wrote: can you elaborate on the popping out? I'm not familiar with issues with butterfly gags, I thought the principle was that once it was fully inflated there would be no way for the wearer to remove it

It's a common problem of all(?) inflatable toys - they tend "to leak out" of the tight holes - the air moves out of the "inside (squeezed) parts" of the whole chamber to the "outside (not squeezed) parts".