Recommendation for VED device to use while waiting for revision surgery

[QuestionGuy]

Is there a good, simple, cheap VED device that anyone can recommend. I was going to just get a simple cheap one like the link below....

Years ago, (before my first surgery) I had whatever the "popular high quality vacuum device" that people were using at that time. ...but i didn't keep it, because I brainwashed myself that this was one-and-done. I am now awaiting a revision surgery, and just need to pump a few times a week, for a couple of months, to help with expansion (and keep things from adapting to this new uninflated empty cylinder footprint)

https://www.amazon.com/Honeypleasures-A ... 219&sr=8-1

[ElbowRoom]

Look at the LeLuv pumps, you can find them on Amazon. They’re a little cumbersome because the pump is external and attached to the cylinder via a hose, but the pump has a high quality vacuum gauge so you know exactly how much you’re pumping, and everything is high quality and the cylinders are about indestructible.

[2435tjklAS]

^ LeLuvs are good and what I used first and still do sometimes. Some of the slightly more expensive ones seem a bit stronger than other brands, maybe, if that even matters.

Though I've also recommending these if your goal is cheap and effective:

Dr. Hakky recommend me this one and told me because it's cheap and effective: https://a.co/d/bsuBkAZ

A nice feature is you can click power on button twice and it switches to second body icon thing. After pumping it will deflate a little like normal but soon will automatically inflate itself back to your starting pressure. So 2 hands aren't needed.

For another cheap and effective I feel like recommending this LeLuv if you prefer a manual: https://a.co/d/fg8rqii

[2435tjklAS]

^ LeLuvs are good and what I used first and still do sometimes, mainly based on people here recommending them. Some of the slightly more expensive ones seem a bit stronger than other brands, maybe, if that even matters.

Though I've also recommending these if your goal is cheap and effective:

Dr. Hakky recommend me this one and told me because it's cheap and effective: https://a.co/d/bsuBkAZ

A nice feature is you can click power on button twice and it switches to second body icon thing. After pumping it will deflate a little like normal but soon will automatically inflate itself back to your starting pressure. So 2 hands aren't needed.

For another cheap and effective I feel like recommending this LeLuv if you prefer a manual: https://a.co/d/fg8rqii

[QuestionGuy]

Thanks for these replies !

[John Dday]

As in cars, I prefer manuals.
I use one in the shower which will last forever (not cheap) https://bathmatedirect.com/products/hydromax9?srsltid=AfmBOoqz-1WXhd9lUAT-9QYawprIS-sI3CPiZRUXK9SY9PkhdxxDKlOs2Ps
and a parts plastic parts one that didn't last, so I am trying https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Male-Enhancement-Advanced-Penis-Vacuum-Pump_1601225733371.html?spm=a2700.details.0.0.17bf1a87BMSMSM I like the metal parts but also the wide variety of sizes (just incredible) Get one that will be just right for you

[Motorheadrulz]

I have a VED collecting dust for sale:
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=27012

PM me if interested.
MHR

[LGXDownunder]

Is there a good, simple, cheap VED device that anyone can recommend. I was going to just get a simple cheap one like the link below....

Years ago, (before my first surgery) I had whatever the "popular high quality vacuum device" that people were using at that time. ...but i didn't keep it, because I brainwashed myself that this was one-and-done. I am now awaiting a revision surgery, and just need to pump a few times a week, for a couple of months, to help with expansion (and keep things from adapting to this new uninflated empty cylinder footprint)

https://www.amazon.com/Honeypleasures-A ... 219&sr=8-1

That one is probably fine. I haven't used that type but it's quite a common design. As a solution for my ED I tried using an expensive Vacurect medical grade pump. I had good results erection-wise but it wouldn't stay hard long enough for sex. I also used it for implant preparation, but alternated with this budget one we've had for many years. I replaced the rubber sleeve with a cheap generic one from a local adult store, as it had perished:
https://pipedreamproducts.com/products/pump-worx-beginners-power-pump-purple?srsltid=AfmBOortHWJk2t0W01Xdim5UzYvPpXrFpukYTDrkWaYZWXteCZnsE3NC

Both pumps did the job for maximizing size pre-implant and preventing atrophy.
I would say a cheap manual one is probably good enough when used carefully.
If I was buying one now for myself I'd most likely go for a rechargeable electric pump.
Some of those are relatively inexpensive and have features that could be useful.