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Where do you get or how do you make those corn bags for icing the dick to alleviate swelling and pain?

Just go to the store and buy as sack of dry beans. Corn kernals including popcorn have pointy ends. Beans are rounded. If the sack of beans are packed too tight in the bag to lay relaxed over your stuff, then pour out part of the bag into a ziplock. Freezer xiplock may be more durable for multi use but a tad stiffer. You can also fill a sock to do the same thing. Pour out your sock full of pennies you use for a sap that you use for self defense ( or muggings) and fill it with beans. Cheers.

alibaba wrote:Just go to the store and buy as sack of dry beans. Corn kernals including popcorn have pointy ends. Beans are rounded. If the sack of beans are packed too tight in the bag to lay relaxed over your stuff, then pour out part of the bag into a ziplock. Freezer xiplock may be more durable for multi use but a tad stiffer. You can also fill a sock to do the same thing. Pour out your sock full of pennies you use for a sap that you use for self defense ( or muggings) and fill it with beans. Cheers.

Good point (about the pointy ends) Dried Beans will work much better, the corn will that and then clump when refrozen, the beans will be great straight from the freezer.

Larry

We had two bags of frozen peas in the freezer at home and they worked perfectly for me. Sometimes after I used one I would. Just take it off and set it aside so then I would get the other bag for the next use and put the first back to refreeze.

I always had a thin dish towel between the bag and my junk so I don't believe corn would have been any problem at all.

Greg

Greg1956 wrote:We had two bags of frozen peas in the freezer at home and they worked perfectly for me. Sometimes after I used one I would. Just take it off and set it aside so then I would get the other bag for the next use and put the first back to refreeze.

I always had a thin dish towel between the bag and my junk so I don't believe corn would have been any problem at all.

Greg

The only problem with the veggies is that when they thaw and then are refreeze they start getting mushy.

Larry

Larry10625 wrote:

Greg1956 wrote:We had two bags of frozen peas in the freezer at home and they worked perfectly for me. Sometimes after I used one I would. Just take it off and set it aside so then I would get the other bag for the next use and put the first back to refreeze.

I always had a thin dish towel between the bag and my junk so I don't believe corn would have been any problem at all.

Greg

The only problem with the veggies is that when they thaw and then are refreeze they start getting mushy.

Larry

They are cheap and can be tossed out when you are done with them.

Greg1956 wrote:

Larry10625 wrote:

Greg1956 wrote:We had two bags of frozen peas in the freezer at home and they worked perfectly for me. Sometimes after I used one I would. Just take it off and set it aside so then I would get the other bag for the next use and put the first back to refreeze.

I always had a thin dish towel between the bag and my junk so I don't believe corn would have been any problem at all.

Greg

The only problem with the veggies is that when they thaw and then are refreeze they start getting mushy.

Larry

They are cheap and can be tossed out when you are done with them.

Yeah, for me it's not the expense, as you say it is cheap but, since my back injury at work in 2011, I just don't get around all that well.

Larry