VED with implant routine

[2435tjklAS]

Oh, I also want to reply to the original question in this post, which is not about whether or not using one before AND after implant is good, but simply how should you use one. My unqualified opinion to that is it doesn't matter. VED use while fully inflated is probably the most common way to use them, but I've used them while flaccid and anywhere in the middle and I think the simple fact I am exercising it is all that really matters. That can also be by cycling, Perito, or VEDs, but they all lead to the same results, which is expansion of the tissues that allows the expansion of the implants.

[jakerip]

Oh, I also want to reply to the original question in this post, which is not about whether or not using one before AND after implant is good, but simply how should you use one. My unqualified opinion to that is it doesn't matter. VED use while fully inflated is probably the most common way to use them, but I've used them while flaccid and anywhere in the middle and I think the simple fact I am exercising it is all that really matters. That can also be by cycling, Perito, or VEDs, but they all lead to the same results, which is expansion of the tissues that allows the expansion of the implants.

I've only used my VED even inflated to the max. For me, it's the idea of stretching the tunica with the cylinders and also stretching the surrounding tissue with the VED say the same time. I also have a hesitation to VED at less than max because it seems that it could lead to the cylinders getting out of place in there. Could be impossible, but in my imagination, it could also be possible.