Pumps compared

[ElbowRoom]

I have a Timm Medical Pos-T-Vac MVP 700, which is a manual model. Using a Pos-T-Vac Mach ring, or two, I can have erections for intercourse that are as good or better than in my youth, long before ED set in.

Agreed, the MVP is a great pump, and I think has the highest vacuum pressure of any FDA approved medical pump. You will get great results with this device.

[erik821]

The basic principle is the same for all pumps. What I've found that matters most is simple ease of use. You should be able to easily pump it up and deflate it at the touch of a button. What's important is that you can ride the pressure release up to 350.

[Spontaneous1]

Get yourself a LeLuv cylinder ($40) and a Harbor Freight brake bleeder kit ($25), you'll have an excellent cylinder and a pump with a gauge. Don't buy expensive setups when all you need are these. You can even purchase a pump, with a gauge, from LeLuv if you choose, you will need the hose and coupler to go with the pump and cylinder. if you do order one from them.
LeLuv has a sizing chart on their website:
https://www.kodidistributing.com/produc ... ment-pumps
Amazon sells them too>
https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/010D ... s_li_ss_tl

[edjohn]

I've tried several pumps from over-the-counter to medical grade and my preference is the Erecaid Classic. The reasons: (1) Medical Grade, (2) Design of the rings, and (3) ease of installing the rings. I require 1 or 2 rings to maintain a usable erection, but if that is not your case, I would think that almost any VED will suffice.

I don't get the whole gimmick of sliding the rings from the tube onto your dick. Once you are out of the pump it is all the same whether the ring was on first or not. You have to kegel to keep it full anyway. You can even wear a ring inside the cylinder if you want.