So
we went over the jelqing method of increasing girth and length, but
what about something more well-known? Though the penis pump that we
know (also referred to as a Vacuum Constriction Device) is still
popular since it's creation in 1917. And we have a gent named Otto
Lederer to thank! At least, he was the guy who created a pump with
the addition of a cock ring.
(http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/725873_2)
What
does it do?
A
penis pump is meant to help those who would ordinarily not be able to
achieve an erection get and keep one via suction. So basically, it
helps the person get an erection by using pressure to allow blood to
flow through the penis, and the cock ring allows the blood to stay
there.
This
is an alternative to herbal supplements and medication. For some,
medication isn't an option because they are currently taking meds, or
they don't want to take them at all. Herbal supplements are
available, but tend to be quite expensive, both in single pill and
bottle forms.
A
penis pump is essentially a one-time purchase, unless yours is shitty
or breaks after using it a couple of times. What? I'm honest.
How
does it work?
To
use a pump, you begin by placing the cylinder over the penis. Next,
pump the air out of the cylinder to create a vacuum. This can be done
manually, or with a battery-operated pump. The suction within the
cylinder will result in blood coursing through the penis. When the
penis is erect, use lubricant to slide the penis out of the pump and
place cock ring around base of the penis. Some pumps allow you to
slide the cock ring on while you're pulling the penis out, but not
all of them do. One will want to be careful while using these pumps,
as they can leave blisters, burst blood vessels, and on occasion may
pull the testicles into the cylinder.
The
water pump, such as the Bathmate, require a little more work. First,
you will want to slide the latch into the correct position, use the
right comfort pad, and allow yourself some time in a shower or bath
to warm up. After, you will need to fill the pump with water and
insert yourself. Creating a tight seal, begin pumping to get some
suction going and release some water. Eventually, you will want to
pump again to regain suction. The Bathmate specifically slowly
releases suction to keep the user from getting hurt.
The
penis pump is ideal for people dealing with Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
because they do not require surgery, medication, or injections.
Similarly, it can be used in addition to other forms of treatment to
maximize your experience.
What
kinds of pumps are there?
I'm
glad you asked, you beautiful person! These are the pumps that I've
found to have the most hype and popularity.
Bathmate
(Hydromax) - $100 - $400 online. Ships globally, has discreet
packaging, and has a 95% success rating. 1 year warranty.
Penomet – (another water-assisted pump) $127 - $297 online. 3 year warranty and lifetime gaiter replacement warranty. Discreet shipping.
Pos-T-Vac
Battery Pump - $200 - $500 online. Covered by some medical
insurances.
Honorable mentions: Black Jack Stroker by California Exotic Novelties.
This pump does the job, but also can be used as a vibrating stroker for extra pleasure! Visit this website to learn more about it.
This pump does the job, but also can be used as a vibrating stroker for extra pleasure! Visit this website to learn more about it.
Dr. Joel Kaplan's Stroking Power Penis Pump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vWhLiq3IfI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vWhLiq3IfI