Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX)+ announced that the FDA granted approval for its Tenacio pump component for its AMS 700 inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP). This was a article released 16Nov2023, According to Boston Scientific, the company engineered the pump to address unmet user needs related to pump...

I am so glad that I had the implant 5 yrs ago, wish it was still operating, go through the revision process next. As far as concealing, yes I had that issue as well but you will get use to it, now initially after surgery and I was playing pickleball I had to wear a jock strap to keep it concealed bu...

No and bacterial, I know I would stay out of the pool for awhile

Yes, Rider you are correct, mine also floats low, however after my surgery my Dr. told me to move the pump around daily as not to have the unit adhere to the scrotum. Mine had started and I continued to pull it off the scrotum wall. That was 4-5 yrs ago, and I always while it worked would move it ar...

Thanks and good luck, seems like quite a few more are installing the AMS recently by what I have been reading. Good luck again!

Good luck, do you know what type you are getting and who is your Dr.?

No issue Johnny, I really feel how you feel even if I have only my first device failure, it is still a hard pill to swallow (no pun). That is why I am looking at all others but the Titan IPP. Hope to hear alot from the group that is on this site.

JohnnyTooBad! wrote:Well guess what, wilsonmill. You just jinxed your device.

There’s a gentleman who posted earlier today, his second device in less than 12 months failed.

Johnny, jinxed? Hell it failed in 5 yrs, maybe try jinxing at 20 yrs, I don't think I would get a Titan ipp for the revision.

Got 5 yrs out of mine

While your penis was inside the vagina did you try to give it a few more pumps?