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I'd like to begin Dr.Dineen's pre-implant programme of VED exercises amd wanted to know whether anyone had a recommendation regarding an AIR device vs. water-based. I live in a busy household and unfortunately taking that kind of machinery with me daily into the bathroom is not really feasible, even though I have heard water devices are better than air.

Is there still hope or would I be much better finding a way to get into the bath daily?

I used an air VED with a 1.75" diameter tube, with a vacuum pump that had a gauge. My regimen was 10 minutes in the morning and 10 minutes in the evening. I was able to fit it in my schedule quite easily. My biggest gains came within the first 8 weeks, but I still gained a little over the following months that I did it.

That's so useful, thanks so much. Any complaints with your air VED?

None whatsoever, I "grew" more than I ever expected.

This is the one I got from the urologist. It works really well.

http://www.edpumps.com/ProductDetails.a ... tCode=1135

I have a regular pump but fill the tube with warm water which helps a lot. Only issue is getting your head around pumping 2x a day. After 2 years of 2x daily I burned out and wore out many pumps. got to the point I was only pumping 2-3 times per month, then quit a couple years. Every time I thought I was going to get an implant I started up again but this time it has been hard to get myself to start it. I started again about a month ago but have only used it 1 time per day with off days between. W/o knowing I will be getting an implant again this time it is hard to get excited about it enough to work at it. I can tell you i lost a lot of length every time I had a break and the longer it was the more I lost. The longer off, the longer it took to gain some back and never as much as before. I've been pumping for 23 years, 2 years consistently 2010 and 2011. Hard to do in mornings. Phone rings, UPS or Fedex shows up, customers or salespeople show up. Last few years I did the night time pump last thing before bed. d

I don't know if water or air only 1 is better than the other.
I thought it would be a hassle.

I got 1 from LA pumps. Just google it and put in penis pump on same search line.
I got the pump from them and cylinder.
I paid few dollars more than $200 with shipping
Mr Dr told me it was waste of money, does not cause any long term benefits.
Some cost more than that and did not want to invest that much. Some look like toys.

I did not get the lube from him. I do not know what he sells.
I don't know how good it works long term. I have had it a few weeks. Pump, hose and cylinder. If pump fails I can get another. Figured I don't have to worry about batteries.

Think they told me optional. I think it makes it easier. Thin water based did not work good for me.
I have a tube of gun oil stroke 29. It is thick and then gets watery. Lasts awhile before drying out.
I liked that one better.

I might try heating pad or one of those things you nuke to make hot and then use the pump.
Thank you

Dr.Milam told me to keep using the pump. d

Using the pump doesn't really cause permeant growth. What it does is pull blood inside and keep the tissue healthy. It also keeps things streached out so as to prevent atrophy. If you have already atrophied from ED, lack of use and blood flow, then it gives the illusion of creating growth.

Bottom line is that if you use one to keep things streached out and full of healthy blood rich tissue, you will likely have a better result when implanted. Theoretically longer cylinders can be implanted than in an atrophied, untreated penis.

Keep pumping right up to the surgery.

harddrive stated it well. d