Allergic reactions to metal and resin cages

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    #1 Sallinta, Aug 7, 2022
    So I started off my chastity play with a cheap plastic cage that broke within the first few days.
    After this I switched to a metal cage but unfortunately ended up with contact dermatitis because of the nickle so the next cage I tried was a black resin one that also ended up with me getting an allergic reaction.

    Now I was hoping for some advise for either skin safe metal paint or other decent cages (preferably open design for long term lockups).
     
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    #2 jemima, Aug 7, 2022

    somebody else on here had what you got and they was tell to get a cage maked of titanum.
     
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    #3 NowIveDoneIt, Aug 7, 2022
    Was your metal cage chrome plated? A lot of the cheap ones are. If so I would try a true stainless one like MCN. If it is stainless then a titanium one like BAW would be allergy free.
     
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    #4 Andy88, Aug 8, 2022
    The dye used in resin cages posed similiar problem for me too. So im back to stainless steel type for the moment until i source a plastic type. I love poly material.. hard, transparent but just make sure it is extruded in a single form especially the cage.. once it was broken into 2. As for stainless steel type, be sure it is fully polished to finish and not corners-cutting metal plating such as chrome or like yours nickle. But you cant tell from adverts and you can only be assured from reputable sellers. Good things are not cheap.. it is true.
     
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