I have had a Titan Touch 18mm for about six years and it has always been a pain to reset the pump. The technique that I use is to give one pump to reset so that the next time I need to pump it up it's already primed. I have read that it's a good idea - in the event of "sticky pump" syndrom...

Due time. Mine was impossible to work for a good two months. Now it's like breathing. Everything gets easier over time.

Sex is better than in my twenties. Orgasms have gone from 4 seconds to 40 seconds; although that has to do with the RP, not the implant. All in all, I think that this will be elective surgery in the next twenty years for guys who don't have serious ED. My wife likes it better too as I don't go from ...

I have been on a blog where two men claim that their penis is too short for intercourse penetration. (I know; it sounds like the ol' familiar "I have this friend who . . ." But honestly, if it were me I would admit it. Okay, maybe I wouldn't.) I would love some words from professionals and...

If you use lube you pump it up at the same time. No big deal.

If they express an interest than you can put on an exhibition.

Hot tubs are no problem. I've been in it at least once or twice a week in the two-and-a-half years since I had my implant. The warm water will help work the pump as well.

Just remember, guys, when you get surgeries for one reason or another, the nurses turn you around a lot. Mention to them that you have an implant and they have to consider the implant when they move you.

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I would also meet with your urologist as soon as possible.

Press the deflate button firmly. Then squeeze the bulb really hard. You'll feel/hear a "pop" and then you're in business.

I have to do that every time or you can pump it forever and it won't do a thing.

Pulling down on the bulb is standard operating procedure. I was told that as well. I would see your urologist as soon as you can. The sooner he or she deals with it the better the outcome.