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Hey Guys!

Finally home from University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. I received my new implant on Thursday, January 9th,2020. Doing amazingly well still have my drain in and will get it out Monday. AMS 700 LGX Implanted at this point all I know. My thanks to all you guys for your support.

Hope everything goes smoothly for you, brother.

Congrats my brother, take it EZ and enjoy your new dick.

Congrats on getting it done ... lay low for a few more days and you'll be home free. You got this!

notaes wrote:Hey Guys!

Finally home from University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. I received my new implant on Thursday, January 9th,2020. Doing amazingly well still have my drain in and will get it out Monday. AMS 700 LGX Implanted at this point all I know. My thanks to all you guys for your support.

Notaes, check the package that came home with you. It has the implant wallet card (actually a plastic pamphlet - and you cut the card out). It has several wallet cards in the back and on one of them the doctor should have placed the product labels. Mine had two separate labels, the cylinder type, and reservoir size. If you got any RTEs added, you would also have another label.

Hint, if the product label says "IZ" after the model name, it's InhibiZone coated (antibiotic).

Notes,

Congrats, wish your the best & hopefully you'll get to use your new toy soon!

Junior

My thanks to all you guys who have supported me all these months leading up to the big day. You’ll never know what all the support meant to me. My goal is to help others that are in line for this procedure, like you all did for me! Many thanks!

Big congrats, man! Awesome.

Take it easier than you think you need to. And be patient. I'm shitty at patience, like truly horrible...but with the robo-dick here, it's taught us a whole new level of this!

stephen54 wrote:Big congrats, man! Awesome.

Take it easier than you think you need to. And be patient. I'm shitty at patience, like truly horrible...but with the robo-dick here, it's taught us a whole new level of this!

You need not worry.

I’ve been talking/texting with notaes for like a week before and even since the surgery.

He had the fact mine was done Dec 31st to use a marker. He has heard from the master all the things you shouldn’t do because I did them and have lived with the aftermath.

Example: hauling hay three days after surgery is a bad idea.

Deciding to save the pain pills for when you start cycling and just roughing it out the day after surgery isn’t always a great idea.

Bottom line: I’ve talked to notaes at length during the run up to and aftermath of his surgery. I’ve given him an excellent idea of things to avoid. Lmao.

Congrats buzz Enjoy
Jim