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How can a company push a product like this with known issues? If you are large girth like me and it inflate 30% in the gym, it's pretty fucking hard to hide it. People notice, I notice them noticing, them I go to the bathroom. People wonder why I go to the bathroom so much. Like in the 70's 80's 90's when frequent trips to the bathroom usually meant a cocaine addiction.

I had one guy tell me to wear clown pants and another to wear a cup as if I'm a catcher in a baseball game. Please if you are one of these two just don't bother posting because your suggestions are completely absurd. I'm not some old fart sitting around the house all day. I'm very much active and part of the world. Except I'm constantly embarrassed as hell.

LITERALLY DEFLATING 3 TIMES PER HOUR!

Corey212 wrote:How can a company push a product like this with known issues? If you are large girth like me and it inflate 30% in the gym, it's pretty fucking hard to hide it. People notice, I notice them noticing, them I go to the bathroom. People wonder why I go to the bathroom so much. Like in the 70's 80's 90's when frequent trips to the bathroom usually meant a cocaine addiction.

I had one guy tell me to wear clown pants and another to wear a cup as if I'm a catcher in a baseball game. Please if you are one of these two just don't bother posting because your suggestions are completely absurd. I'm not some old fart sitting around the house all day. I'm very much active and part of the world. Except I'm constantly embarrassed as hell.

LITERALLY DEFLATING 3 TIMES PER HOUR!

Corey212,
Been there, had to do that. For the better part of a year, post-procedure, I was constantly deflating. I tried everything the doctor said. Deflating and then giving the bulb a good hard pump, etc. Eventually the unwanted semi erections subsided. The doctor thought that the valves finally "seated". Now two years out, just fine.
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I'm not sure what you are asking but if your implant self pumps then this is what you need to do.
Deflate it and squeeze your shaft to get most of the liquid back out into the reservoir. Now give the pump one or two small pumps to reset the valve.

when you deflate then give 1 quick pump, you should feel the valve CLICK. If you don't feel the click it will self inflate. Maybe your one hard squeeze of the pump is not hard and fast enough.

I’m 8 months out with my Titan and have not had that problem at all.Mine goes down and stays down and is very comfortable now that things have softened up!Sorry to hear of your problems,good luck!

oldbeek wrote:when you deflate then give 1 quick pump, you should feel the valve CLICK. If you don't feel the click it will self inflate. Maybe your one hard squeeze of the pump is not hard and fast enough.

Excuse me? but how do you feel a click if you can only have feel on the pump or the valve? two handed? I feel a pop after deflating, when squeezing the pump once, but not a click.

Corey212 wrote:

oldbeek wrote:when you deflate then give 1 quick pump, you should feel the valve CLICK. If you don't feel the click it will self inflate. Maybe your one hard squeeze of the pump is not hard and fast enough.

Excuse me? but how do you feel a click if you can only have feel on the pump or the valve? two handed? I feel a pop after deflating, when squeezing the pump once, but not a click.

OK, POP,click, whatever. When you hear/feel that the valve should be set to pump mode and shouldn't auto fill. If it does auto fill after the pop, your valve is not seating properly. Exercise it. pump release, pump release. Hopefully the valve will settle in. I think mine did that also when new.

I dont hear a click with my Titan. Once i deflated and squeeze the fluid back i just give it one or two pumps and it stays down until the next pump up. I found this info on this very site 18 months ago and it works.

Bushpig wrote:I dont hear a click with my Titan. Once i deflated and squeeze the fluid back i just give it one or two pumps and it stays down until the next pump up. I found this info on this very site 18 months ago and it works.

Well it's not. On top of being embarrassed at the gym, my job requires going into people homes to rekey their house and I don't think anyone here knows how truly uncomfortable it is to walk around with a 1/2 hardon in someone's home. I would really love to have a conversation with Coloplast, but they play this game where they hide behind the doctor to shield themselves from any tough questions.

Bushpig wrote:I'm not sure what you are asking but if your implant self pumps then this is what you need to do.
Deflate it and squeeze your shaft to get most of the liquid back out into the reservoir. Now give the pump one or two small pumps to reset the valve.

I wish it were that easy, but this does not work.