I have read several posts about the early difficult with activation and cycling. Can’t find it the relief valve. Too high and too hard to pump because of pain. I go back to the doctor next Tuesday to start the cycling. My question is, has anyone every took their wife or partner with them to learn i...

Cheers, man. I think i only started hearing about ED when the Viagra commercials came out. It is a hard journey indeed. Guys with understanding wives, don't forget how lucky you are!

Day 11, feeling pretty good. I have taken no pain pills today. I have a mini Hardon, it won't Point down or up easily, and dr told me to try to keep it that way. I'm off work, and we got seat belts that need to be put back in the car after I sent them out to be repaired. I put one back in, and was ...

DaveET1 wrote:Only trouble I have with it is getting the deflate button between two fingers so I can squeeze it.

Same with me. It might take a while to line it up but other than that it works fine.

I started two days ago. I stop because of the pain. I usually wait 10 minutes or so and pump a little more. Don't get me wrong, that pump does get stiff!

I'm supposed to pump it up twice a day, so I'll probably start waking up earlier to do it in the morning and evening.

I got my pump activated yesterday. The doctor said everything looks good. I glad to discover that pumping is not as hard as I thought. Deflating is a little bit due to positioning. The length looks like it's probably the same or very close to before surgery but the girth - My dick is flat(oval reall...

United Healthcare policies exclude and implant as "any device or treatment that promotes conception". I fought that line for several years. I finally told them it did not apply because conception was not possible after a prostatectomy. If you have had a vasectomy, then it would not apply ...

I think it's no surprise that most of us wait so long. This is our little buddy even if it doesn't work. There's also probably the thought​ that there's a fix coming up or that it is mental and maybe it will get better by itself. I swear I probably would've done less research if I was getting a hear...

My LGX blew out (left cylinder) after just 4.5 years. I had been told it would last 10 years or longer. That one cost me just over $20,000 dollars. My most recent implant, a CX, was put in just a few weeks ago, and it cost me $10,000. Hopefully it will last longer than the LGX did. Good info.... I ...

Can anybody give me a summary of the link? I'm at work so i can't read it more. Yes i had enough time post this. Trust me on this. You want to set aside at least 30 minutes to an hour of time where you can concentrate and read the entire article...and some of the supporting articles cited as well. ...