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Is the Touch quieter than the OTR when pumping?

Ive had the implant for over 5 years and now i am hearing noise coming from the pump. Its like a squeezing noise. I think i have the one touch that was implanted by DR Eid. Have not had any problem but it is funny to hear that with my wife by my side ready for serious love making....You get used to it and just hope for a great job by the doctor. You have one of the best lined up!!!

Rod

The Touch does make a sort of squelchy fluid sound when I do my first few full pumps.

So no I think they're both sort of loud lol. I mean it's not loud but you can definitely hear it. (if you're trying to be discrete you'll have to do smaller pumps at twice the amount)
When I pumped it for my GF to see, she was like, "Oh that's coming from the pump! funny!"

It's like a show-n-tell item and people are fascinated by it lol.

Thanks guys. I guess my strategy will be to do full squeezes when not around a partner say in the bathroom and do the quick squeezes when in front of the partner.

I should note that when I showed my girlfriend and she heard it, my dick was out in the open and she was very close to it lol.
Like she was looking into a magic ball.... Pun intended?

The sound may be discrete enough under the covers it wouldn't be heard.
You'll really have to test it when you get it

It's difficult describing the sound and noise level of said sound.

That tactic will work though, pre-pump like when dinner is done and you're about to take an uber home with her
There are sneaky devils in here too that have modified their pant pocket to be able to operate the pump discretely.

I honestly haven't been worried about pumping in front of my girlfriend, but I understand those who may want to avoid the topic with a new partner.
I'm the sort of guy who would be willing to show friends at a party, and if I were single, would have no problem introducing a tinder date to a taste of the bionic-world

My wife described as a squeey toy

I always wondered about how careful surgeons are about making sure air does not get trapped in cylinders, hose, pump and reservoir.

An implant is essentially a pneumatic system. If there is no air in it you should not hear fluid movement, only "mechanical" noise.

Also if air is trapped inside I imagine that the cylinders would not get as hard. Similar to a soft brake pedal.

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FreddyFree wrote:I always wondered about how careful surgeons are about making sure air does not get trapped in cylinders, hose, pump and reservoir.

An implant is essentially a pneumatic system. If there is no air in it you should not hear fluid movement, only "mechanical" noise.

Also if air is trapped inside I imagine that the cylinders would not get as hard. Similar to a soft brake pedal.

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Another mechanical petson they are small hydraulic system ,pnematic is air

FreddyFree wrote:I always wondered about how careful surgeons are about making sure air does not get trapped in cylinders, hose, pump and reservoir.

An implant is essentially a pneumatic system. If there is no air in it you should not hear fluid movement, only "mechanical" noise.

Also if air is trapped inside I imagine that the cylinders would not get as hard. Similar to a soft brake pedal.

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Lost Sheep noted in a different thread it's more the sound, "Thhucck". There's going to be some noise as the saline passes through the gates into the cylinder.
There's definitely no air in these. Nobody wants a $50k dick that has air in it
I can assure you my cylinders couldn't get harder if my implant was made out of Adamantium

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hturner12 wrote:Another mechanical petson they are small hydraulic system ,pnematic is air

Thanks Hugh.

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