Accellerate Kit: What's Inside and How to Use Each Part

Three products, three separate jobs

The Accellerate Kit is not a single treatment you apply once. It combines three products that each handle a different stage of caring for the skin and the device around your extender sessions: a cleaner, a moisturizer and a traction powder. Treating them as one blended product is the most common way to get the kit wrong.

The order matters because each part prepares the next. Clean first, moisturize after use, and use the powder where traction grip and friction are the issue. The sections below walk through each part and then show how to slot the three steps into a routine.

What the catalog says each part does

• Accellerate kit: Accellerate Clean is described as ensuring your extender device is ready for use every time you need it, with regular use recommended. This is a device-prep step, not a skin treatment, so it belongs before you put the extender on.

  

• Accellerate kit: Accellerate Clean is listed as combating bacteria, yeasts and fungus, excluding mycobacteria and bacteria traces. The exclusion tells you this is a hygiene product with a stated limit, not a medical disinfectant for every organism.
• Accellerate kit: Accellerate Cream Moisturizer is a silicone-based cream that moisturizes and smooths the skin after use of your extender device, with regular use recommended for good skin condition. Its timing is after the session, which is why it does not replace the cleaner.
• Accellerate kit: Accellerate Traction Powder is the third component of the kit. The catalog does not describe how the powder is applied, so follow the label on the product rather than assuming a method.

The order to use the kit around a session

The catalog supports what each product is for and when it is used relative to the device. It does not supply a full application procedure, so use the product labels for amounts and contact times and keep this sequence as the frame.

1. 1. Clean the device before use: Use Accellerate Clean on the extender device so it is ready for the session. The catalog recommends regular use rather than occasional cleaning.
2. 2. Run your traction session: The kit is aftercare and device prep. It does not replace your extender routine or change how long you wear it.
3. 3. Moisturize the skin after use: Apply the silicone-based Accellerate Cream Moisturizer after the device comes off to moisturize and smooth the skin. Regular use is what the catalog ties to good skin condition.
4. 4. Use the traction powder where grip is the issue: Accellerate Traction Powder is the third part of the kit. Because the catalog does not specify its application, check the product label before using it and keep it separate from the moisturizing step.

Why cleaning and moisturizing should not be merged

It is tempting to clean the device and moisturize the skin in one pass, but the kit separates them for a reason. Accellerate Clean is aimed at the device and at microbes; Accellerate Cream Moisturizer is aimed at skin condition after device use. Using the cream as a cleaner, or the cleaner as a moisturizer, leaves one of the two jobs undone.

The same logic applies to the powder. If you apply moisturizer and then powder in the same step, you are working against yourself. Keep the moisturizing step for after the session and treat the powder as its own part of the routine, following its label.

Fitting the kit into a routine you will actually keep

• Anchor cleaning to device use, not to a clock: The catalog ties Accellerate Clean to getting the extender ready for use. Cleaning right before a session is easier to remember than a separate schedule.
• Put the cream where you already stop: Moisturizing after the device comes off uses an existing habit as the trigger, which is more reliable than adding a new reminder.
• Keep the powder with the device, not the bathroom shelf: The powder is part of the traction routine, so storing it with the extender makes it available when grip matters.
• Expect a three-part routine, not a one-minute one: The kit asks for cleaning, moisturizing and powder use. If you want a single-step product, this kit is more than you need.

What the kit does not tell you

The catalog does not supply application amounts, contact times or a full step-by-step for the powder. It also does not state how long each product lasts or how often to replace it. Those are label questions, and guessing them here would be misleading.

The catalog price is USD 28.50 against a comparison price of USD 57.00. That is the supplied price context for the kit as a bundle; it is not a claim about how long the three products will last.

Common questions about the Accellerate Kit

Can I use the Accellerate Cream Moisturizer before a session instead of after?

The catalog describes the cream as moisturizing and smoothing the skin after use of your extender device, so the supported timing is after, not before.

Does Accellerate Clean disinfect the device against everything?

No. The catalog lists bacteria, yeasts and fungus as targets but excludes mycobacteria and bacteria traces, so it has a stated limit.

What is the traction powder for?

It is the third component of the kit. The catalog does not describe its application, so read the product label for how and where to use it.

Is the kit a replacement for my extender routine?

No. It supports device hygiene and skin care around your routine. It does not change how you wear or adjust the extender.