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DIY and modifications
Materials, shapes, cutting, drilling and assembly in the home-made chips that appear in the diary, along with the modifications people made to bought ones. This is a record of what was tried, not a set of instructions. Improvised shapes are exactly what the safety pages are full of, so read those first.
Home-made materials and ideas
Can I fix a broken chip with glue? | Repairs were reported, but breakage remained a concern [OK Prostate Chip]Customers reported glue repairs, but the diary also records broken ceramic leaving a fragment inside the body.
Will my homemade chip's thread stay attached? | The diary records problems and partial fixes [OK Prostate Chip]OK Lab, a small company in Japan, records concerns about exposed knots, loose thread connections, and peeling resin.
Can a homemade urethral toy cause bleeding or require surgery? | The diary reports both [OK Prostate Chip]The diary records bleeding, painful urination, hospital removal, and surgery involving homemade devices.
Why aren't these parts sold ready-made? | The reason depends on the accessory [OK Prostate Chip]Some accessories were withheld, discontinued, or left unfinished because of failures, discomfort, manufacturing limits, or fitting demands.
Is a DIY wire prostate chip safe? | The diary records breakage and abandoned designs [OK Prostate Chip]DIY wire chip experiments involved breakage risks, a dangerous prototype, and unexplained bleeding.
Can I make my own prostate chip cable? | Earlier improvements also brought failures [OK Prostate Chip]Cable modifications improved flexibility in the maker's tests, but some designs caused discomfort or suffered wire failures.
Can I repair or modify my vibrating chip? | Internal repairs can be difficult [OK Prostate Chip]Controller faults and breaks inside the chip required different repair responses in the diary.
Can I glue or repair a prostate chip? | The diary records failures, including surgery [OK Prostate Chip]Customers told OK Lab, a small company in Japan, about glue failures that left parts inside the bladder.