I have answers: TEP, Rigicon, Expandables, Pump Position etc etc

[splitpeach]

Sorry if you've already mentioned this in the thread; did not read through the entire 6 pages. How did your MRI with injection go? Did you get any new information from it?

Appreciate you updating us splitpeach!

MRI apparently showed nothing. Couldn't identify an issue. I'm not convinced of that so Im going to query it with Ralph again.

I'm trying out the Vertica device again. Unless anything new comes along thatll be my last healthcare treatment before the implant

splitpeach, i am curious what were you hoping to find in the MRI? Do you have an implant with a malfunction?

No not implanted yet. They suggested MRI to identify any possible vein issues but they said it's unlikely to show anything.

[splitpeach]

He stated that I could expect the life of an implant to be around 15 years.

I have never heard this before and highly doubt it. Realistically, it’s more like half of that.

He did clarify this in my recent appointment. Around half that for younger more active men

[ragingbull]

Age truly is just a number. My wife and I are more sexually active now than we were during our college days. My doctor manages my testosterone levels, and my wife receives her hormone pellets, so we’re both in excellent balance, feeding each other’s libido. I pump my bionic cock up to 100% when I shower and revel in the scientific marvel. When my wife joins me in the shower, we make love with the energy of teenagers, and I’ve never experienced any malfunctions. I inflate to about 80% and am thoroughly enjoying life. The fit is perfect for my wife’s contours, and she reaches climax with all the enthusiasm of a cheerleader. I have full sensitivity. I don’t see my implant components failing soon. If it fails, what the heck, just remove and replace. Why all the fuss? These are indestructible for the purpose they are designed for.