TLC-X Buyer's Declaration
Version 1.2 - March 18, 2008

I'd like to buy a TLC-X.  I understand that tugging 
penile skin for foreskin restoration is an activity that 
requires care.  I will stop what I'm doing and seek 
prompt medical attention if any restoring activity gets 
uncomfortable.  I will get medical advice before 
starting if I have diabetes, Reynaud’s phenomenon, 
chronic substance abuse, or any condition that might 
affect normal circulation or pain sensation.  

I will try any technique with which I wish to sleep 
before getting into bed - while awake and with an 
erect penis - since I will most certainly have nocturnal 
erections in my sleep.  I will take stock of the sorts of 
mishaps that could occur if I flop around in my sleep 
while wearing a device.  

I will keep the device clean.  I understand the 
recommended regimen is daily washing with soap 
followed by thorough rinsing and patting dry for the 
Tugger part and the Pusher part.  The pusher should 
stay attached to the Rod if the Pusher is carried into 
the shower.  There is no reason to force water into the 
threads of the Pusher part.  Don’t take the spring, 
washer, collar, or set screw into the shower.  

I understand that the TLC-X has unforgiving metal 
parts.  The tugging handle is molded into the main 
Tugger and tested to resist a pull of 20 pounds, and 
even though I expect to use only one pound, if the 
handle ripped out the anchor piece could damage my 
skin.  The top of the center Rod could hurt my leg if 
I'm not careful.  The threaded bottom of the Rod is 
especially problematic since it is pointed right at my 
glans when in use.  If I severely over-tighten the rod 
into the Pusher, I could accidentally force it to 
protrude through the Pusher.  (Use only fingers, never 
use tools.)  I will inspect the Pusher and Rod regularly 
and request a replacement if anything looks strange.  

Even if I do everything perfectly, unforeseen events 
like slips and falls could put me in special danger while 
tugging.  Also, I won't leave the small metal parts of 
this device laying about where pets or toddlers could 
swallow them.  I realize that the device coming off 
me while in public could cause me embarrassment and 
perhaps even disqualify me from certain professions.  
I will take steps to avoid this, but it is a risk I willingly 
assume.  

While 1000s of men have found foreskin restoration 
to be very worthwhile, I realize it is not well studied 
scientifically.  Like many things in life, it is something 
I undertake even in the face of uncertainty because 
I think the rewards outweigh my general perception 
of the risks.  I will stay in touch with TLC Tugger 
(http://TLCTugger.com) and the online User Group 
(http://Foreskin-Restoration.net/forum) to be 
apprised of any newly identified risks.  

I have read every word of the product description at 
http://TLCTugger.com/prodTLC-X.htm and viewed 
the 6-minute TLC-X demo video.  When I get the 
Tugger if I am unsure how to proceed I will ask 
questions (by calling 847 414-1692 at my expense if 
necessary) until I am comfortable with the answers, 
or I will return the device for a refund.  

I am responsible for my own health, and for my 
decisions about what activities to engage in with a 
Tugger on.  Nobody at TLC Tugger.com, Inc. is a 
doctor.  This document does not directly affect my 
legal rights but I am required to read, understand, 
and submit it if I want to buy and use a TLC-X 
Tugger for foreskin restoration.  

Sincerely,
(your name)
(date)