Larry10625 wrote:Tybeeman wrote:10 inches? I am not running in the Kentucky Derby I will be happy with a half a dozen.
Oh shit you are funny... can I ask you, what was it that made you decide on the Titan over the AMS. I originally had the AMS and the Dr. recommends that one, I am just still wondering what's best for me.
Larry
Now that is the $100,000 question. Before I start a AMS vs Coloplast controversy on here let me State this. The best implant is the one your doctor recommends. My local urologist gave me both implants to take home with me for 10 days. I spent a lot of time pumping, deflating and feeling both units. I think I came to the same conclusion that everybody else has. The reservoirs are no big deal both of them are good both of them work. The AMS pump is a lot bigger but it is a lot easier to operate. Just push the button and it deflates. The Coloplast pump you have to hold the button for about 10 seconds and I never could get it to deflate as fast as the AMS. I got used to being able to hold the button and squeeze the cylinders and it deflated just fine. The AMS cylinders are without a doubt softer. Now to the controversial part. I interviewed three doctors 2 AMS guys and 1 Coloplast guy. I didn't tell them that i knew anything about the two units. They all agreed in my case I needed to use the Coloplast because of my girth. Now I went home and pumped them again and again. The Coloplast with out a doubt grows in girth as you pump it, more than the AMS. I have never thought I had a long dick, but my wife has always said it was wide. I took my wife to all the interviews and she asked a lot of questions. So for me it is Coloplast. Oh and it is not my local urologist.
One side note, 2 of the doctors told me. Both these units are like model T's. Very little about them has changed in the last 30 years except the pumps. I really think what ever you have, you will be happy with it. I don't think you should go into this decision making with the goal of getting a bigger dick. Go into it with the goal of being able to get and erection that will satisfy you and your partner.
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