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After 10 years of failures with pills and injections, I'm considering an implant. However, one of my boys has always been VERY sensitive and no partner could touch it lightly with their fingertips. I'm sure that I'm not alone. How long did it take for men with sensitive boys to adjust to sharing space with another brother? Some of the pump with rectangular "head" do not look very "ergonomic".

andrew1959nj wrote:After 10 years of failures with pills and injections, I'm considering an implant. However, one of my boys has always been VERY sensitive and no partner could touch it lightly with their fingertips. I'm sure that I'm not alone. How long did it take for men with sensitive boys to adjust to sharing space with another brother? Some of the pump with rectangular "head" do not look very "ergonomic".

By the time I was ready to cycle (3 weeks), all was good

Larry

Mine, especially the right one, never got used to the brick. VERY uncomfortable. They have no issue with the one I have now which not only does not have a brick on top, but is much smaller.

I have a small basement and was sensative as well .

I agree with Larry, about 3 weeks.

The hardest part to adjust to was sitting on it while driving a stick shift.

I was driving on the 5th day.

Short trips were no problem, but anything over an hour was uncomfortable for a while.

My testicals were not sensitive but my left nut is having a problem with the AMS pump and release block. It is pretty LARGE. You may want to read Alibaba post. He is the only guy that has ever mentioned that the Colopast pump and release is SMALLER than the AMS.