Had mine done with Medicare (AARP supplemental plan F) a year ago and there was no out-of-pocket.

Sons knew I had prostate cancer resulting in removal back in 2018. Told them this was to correct some urological issues from the prostatectomy. However, this last Christmas I leveled with my older son about the implant knowing that some day he may face the same diagnosis. This was a celebratory talk...

Lots of Kegels. I do them whenever I'm in the car or sitting at computer. Seems to help.

Yes, it is evident--like a third testicle, though smaller. In comfort terms, not noticable to me. Easily an acceptdable trade-off for the benefits received.

In between the boys.

Good to hear. This is what I've been doing, and it is working out very well.

In old days, I never lasted long--less than 5 minutes, so the delay with the implant was welcomed.

The first 6 to 8 months post-implant surgery, it took me longer to orgasm(probably 10-15 minutes more--or it seemed like it--did not watch the clock in the throws of ecstasy!). Now orgasm is back to pre-surgery times (been 1 year this week).

Pretty easy to orgasm now and strong. Miss the pressure buildup and ejaculation of the white cum, but I do shoot out some clear liquids (probably urine and pre-cum).

I have been on compounded testosterone cream (applied daily) for 3 or 4 yrs, and my libido is as high as I felt as a young man. Of course the implant boosts my libido significantly, I think, due to psychological input.