Lost Sheep wrote:ED2013 wrote:Definitely do not use a ved with an implant. As mentioned by another poster, cycle your implant daily. Any pain or soreness in the glans area when pumped to the max?
Why not? From a purely hydraulic standpoint it seems to me that a MINOR amount of suction from a VED would make inflating an implant easier - maybe even able to inflate the implant without pumping your scrotum (once the valve is set to the proper position).
Note the emphasis on MINOR.
Vacuum pumping too much might possibly produce unintended consequences, like separation of your tissues from the implant or sucking the pump and valve from your scrotum up against the base of the implant or other such unpleasantries.
The fact is, that I don't really know for sure, but it seems to me that there might be two advantages. 1) Easier pumping up of the implant and 2) Engorgement of the glans, which does not primarily benefit from the implant, but can contribute to your and your partner's enjoyment.
The possible dangers are too numerous to contemplate without a lot more knowledge of anatomy than I have.
But I wonder....
Lost Sheep
With all due respect sir, you don't even have an implant. Please refrain from giving fellow frank talk members poor advice. One should not use a ved with an implant.