Do a search here on Elist. Reviews are mixed.

Not true for me. My ED was gradual and worsened for many years, until I finally got an implant after pills and injections failed. I saw no change in length during this lengthy process, and it remains the same now as it was pre-ED.

An implant will not affect your physical activity in any way (after you're healed, of course). Slipping off your bike seat onto the top bar wouldn't be very pleasant, but that's not very pleasant without an implant.

I don't have any interest, was just curious what the buzz is about.

Andy, what happens if you actually like her. Have you thought of introducing a vacum pump in your life for sex. Maybe you could postpone decisions about sex until after you meet this person? If the two of you hit it off you can always have a conversation about your ED. If it's a deal breaker, she's...

My wife lost interest in sex during the years of struggle with ED, and when menopause hit. I had a stroke that took away my sex drive completely. By the time I had healed from the implant surgery, neither my wife nor I had any interest in sex any more. We never used the implant once - if i'd gotten...

I have read a lot of accounts here about men enjoying nipple stimulation, and I don't get it. I don't get any pleasure at all from nipple stimulation - in fact, I find it a little annoying. Does anybody else here share that reaction? Hi DG, So what your saying just think how you answered for oral s...

I have read a lot of accounts here about men enjoying nipple stimulation, and I don't get it. I don't get any pleasure at all from nipple stimulation - in fact, I find it a little annoying. Does anybody else here share that reaction?

ontopher469 wrote:My experience has been identical to that of DTWARREN1942. Metformin is ONLY to lower A1C, not ED

+1 - I've been on Metformin for years and my ED only got worse as time went on. I don't attribute the worsening ED to the Metformin, but it certainly didn't improve the condition.