Gag Safety

Exercise extreme caution when employing gags during your scenes. Many things can go wrong even while you are sitting upright. Because your mouth is held wide open, swallowing becomes much harder, which raises the risk of choking. That would be particularly unfortunate if your hands are tied behind your back. So take special care with any scenarios involving drinking water. Also, a congested nose won’t make things easier.

Open-style gags, such as ring or wiffle ball designs, can dry out your mouth significantly, making breathing difficult if you cannot breathe through your nose.

Avoid using solid metal ball gag models or wooden post styles for extended periods if you want to protect your teeth.

Do not lock a gag or blindfold onto yourself. While it might be fun to feel fully secured, when you can’t reach them anyway, that is sufficient. If your chosen release method fails and you manage to remove the items without using your hands, at least you will have control over the situation. The only downside is removing yourself too early.

Be cautious with any toys you choose and always ask yourself, “what could go wrong?”