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       #Post#: 1898--------------------------------------------------
       Finger cots vs latex gloves
   DIR By: angelo22
       Date: April 6, 2017, 12:09 pm
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       Hi, I'd like to know if someone has tried both finger cots
       (which are the standard for NCR) and also snipped fingers from
       common latex gloves.
       I'm asking because until now I've only used latex gloves, and I
       decided to start NCR again after a pause of 2 months, and I
       ordered these online:
  HTML https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AOCURDE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s03?ie=UTF8&psc=1
       I tried stacking two of them, like I used to do before, but I
       just couldn't manage to make them enter the turbines... they'd
       just push the nostrils even while I was pinching them with my
       fingers, and it was quite unpleasant.
       So, what do you usually do? Do you use just one at the time? Do
       you cut off the thicker ring at the base of the cot?
       #Post#: 1899--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Finger cots vs latex gloves
   DIR By: Progress
       Date: April 6, 2017, 12:11 pm
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       Are they too small to go fully through the turbinates or too
       thick to even enter them? I've only tried medium sized cots and
       they explode before they hit the sphenoid. Latex gloves have
       been a better fit for me.
       #Post#: 1900--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Finger cots vs latex gloves
   DIR By: angelo22
       Date: April 6, 2017, 12:54 pm
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       Right now I'm pretty sure they're too thick to enter... I'll try
       with only one cot next time. By the way, have you only used
       latex gloves for now?
       #Post#: 1901--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Finger cots vs latex gloves
   DIR By: Progress
       Date: April 6, 2017, 1:32 pm
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       --- Quote from: angelo22 link ---
       >
       > Right now I'm pretty sure they're too thick to enter... I'll
       try with only one cot next time. By the way, have you only used
       latex gloves for now?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Yeah one cot is much easier to cram into the nose than multiple
       cots layered on top of each other. I've used latex gloves only,
       although I must say I haven't been doing much NCR this year
       because for some reason I've become unable to hit the sphenoid.
       The balloons seem to either pop too early or expand into the
       throat without whacking the bone along the way. I figured I'd
       wait a few months, give the skull time to do whatever it wants
       to do (which is probably rest or build up more pressure) and
       start trying again later this year.
       #Post#: 1906--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Finger cots vs latex gloves
   DIR By: angelo22
       Date: April 10, 2017, 12:36 pm
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       Tried again with only one cot today. It went pretty well,
       although it took a while to get it positioned properly. Did only
       once per side because it was a little uncomfortable and now my
       nostrils are a little swollen... so I'll take it slowly to get
       used to it again. Got the expansion sensation though :)
       But honestly I can't tell if the cot worked better than the
       latex glove... I probably should try the glove tomorrow and the
       cots the day after so I can see.
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