I see many talking bout that protocol. What is exactly Perito’s VED protocol? What it’s supposed to be done? Can someone elaborate? Both my implant doctors said: it is NO, NO. VED could deform cylinders and cause Concorde SST syndrome? MK Thanks MK, that’s exactly what I’m trying to find out too. M...

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He must be trying to keep cool...all parts. LOL

Most bend up anyways...wish mine did.

I told my 49-year-old son what was happening because I needed his help on the day of surgery. After I told him (I was 73 then), he just smiled and said, "good." There have been no inquiries.

I regret using one of the doctor's recommended. Be certain to do a lot of research and ask a lot of questions about the doctor. And "interview" the doctor yourself. I waited "too late" to ask those questions.

silverdude wrote:At times.....us guys are expected to read a women's mind! Can anyone explain that phenomenon?

You didn't get your copy of the instructions on how to do it? Neither did I.

Glad to see some life in this old thread of mine. I still prefer to be nude when it won't cause any issues in my home of backyard. I won't judge those who are against it, just as I hope they won't judge me. I enjoy being nude to get sun all over. I do it only in my backyard because no one wants to ...

You will know it's maxed out the pump does not reinflate after compression. Then you're out of saline. I asked my AMS rep about various things, she replied with this: "You should never have to pump > 25 -40 pumps with your device. It has a safety mechanism in the valve that once it reaches a c...

Wow... I was wondering what I needed to do to increase my daily steps... I'll just have to change hands. :lol: YES, just be sure to use the arm with the watch on it...the effort may be partially "wasted" otherwise. I'm right handed but my watch is on my left arm! :cry: :oops: Ken... There...

AussiePete wrote:Wow... I was wondering what I needed to do to increase my daily steps... I'll just have to change hands.

YES, just be sure to use the arm with the watch on it...the effort may be partially "wasted" otherwise. I'm right handed but my watch is on my left arm!