Vacuum Pumping - VIDEO **BEST WAY TO PUMP**
stillwantmore
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LOL @ the towel head. Ricky the Raghead. Dirka dirka.
jekyllnhyde360;626297 said:
it's very good. I pretty much always go into my [words=http://www.phallosan.com/shop/catalog/default.php?z=eNortjIxtVKyL0pNszWxMFcrSSxKTy2JL0hMT7U1UisoykyxtbBQSy4tLsnPjS8uKcrMS7dVsgZcMMpbEbo%2C]phallosan[/words] after. I do have a noticeable difference in my flaccid hang though since I have been super consistent these last 4-5 months. When I use to go out my dick would turtle b/c of mild social anxiety issues. now it doesn't at all and hangs nice.
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jekyllnhyde360
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i wonder if it's due to the pumping or the [words=http://www.phallosan.com/shop/catalog/default.php?z=eNortjIxtVKyL0pNszWxMFcrSSxKTy2JL0hMT7U1UisoykyxtbBQSy4tLsnPjS8uKcrMS7dVsgZcMMpbEbo%2C]phallosan[/words]?
Either way i heard pumping is good for flaccid size.
Thanks for the response YKM, much appreciated.
Either way i heard pumping is good for flaccid size.
Thanks for the response YKM, much appreciated.
jekyllnhyde360;626516 said:
Well I am sure both of them help.I also hang so that contributes.
jekyllnhyde360
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Hey YKM, how many Hg can the machine go up to?
i know that the Mr.Fantastic can go up to 20, and im just curious as to how high the meddicupping machine can go.
i know that the Mr.Fantastic can go up to 20, and im just curious as to how high the meddicupping machine can go.
Hey,
I know this is an old thread but I've been doing some research on electric pumps and the NV600 came up and I was planning on trying it out for use as a PE device. After much research I stumbled on this forum. I was wondering if your still using the NV600 and what you could say about it now that it's been 2 years.
Also, the one thing that I don't like about the NV 600 is that it has no leak valve, it seems that when the programs are running it simple opens a valve which releases all pressure. My plan was to modify this to install a leak valve internally between the main suction tube and the electronic air valve. I would expose the leak valve on the side of the unit for manual adjustment. this way you would have more a gentle release of pressure and then build back up when the valve closes again. This would be more gentle and also maintain some amount of suction in the tube depending on how far open the valve is. I was curious what you thought about the idea, also if you've had the unit open, will the internal pipping allow for this type of modification.
Thanks in advance!
Happy pumping!
I know this is an old thread but I've been doing some research on electric pumps and the NV600 came up and I was planning on trying it out for use as a PE device. After much research I stumbled on this forum. I was wondering if your still using the NV600 and what you could say about it now that it's been 2 years.
Also, the one thing that I don't like about the NV 600 is that it has no leak valve, it seems that when the programs are running it simple opens a valve which releases all pressure. My plan was to modify this to install a leak valve internally between the main suction tube and the electronic air valve. I would expose the leak valve on the side of the unit for manual adjustment. this way you would have more a gentle release of pressure and then build back up when the valve closes again. This would be more gentle and also maintain some amount of suction in the tube depending on how far open the valve is. I was curious what you thought about the idea, also if you've had the unit open, will the internal pipping allow for this type of modification.
Thanks in advance!
Happy pumping!
The thing YKM uses is a massage therapy tool (as he himself is a massage therapist, he is keen on such equipment and simply say potential in it for PE).
If you are interested in vaccuum pumping, the best one on the market is the vacu-tech electric pulsar system. I am buying one in a few days (or a week). PM me if you want to have a conversation about the pumps and the vaccuum pumps, I did some research recently (before I decided to buy such an EXPENSIVE pump) and have some info on the matter, if interested, PM me.
If you are interested in vaccuum pumping, the best one on the market is the vacu-tech electric pulsar system. I am buying one in a few days (or a week). PM me if you want to have a conversation about the pumps and the vaccuum pumps, I did some research recently (before I decided to buy such an EXPENSIVE pump) and have some info on the matter, if interested, PM me.
The links are being corrected. Also, considering the prior message to yours, megzobo, was from 2016, it's possible that certain material is off the net anyway. At least from the sites where it used to be.
Too bad YKM hasn't been around, I recall he had good information and insight.
Too bad YKM hasn't been around, I recall he had good information and insight.
Yes we had to hire another company to come in and redo all the links on the forum. It is a very long and expensive job so please be patient and understand we’re doing the best we can and it’s costing a lot of money but in the end it’ll all be worth it