Pumping for PE

Using a penis pump consists of placing your penis into a tube in which a pump is used to remove all air, creating a vacuum. This mechanism exerts negative pressure on the penis, causing blood to flood into the *corpora cavernosa* and expand them beyond their resting state.

How To Use A Penis Pump

Phase 1: Preparation

Familiarize: Read all instructions and understand the quick-release valve safety features before starting.
Erection Quality: Do not ejaculate prior to use. You must be fully erect to target the tunica effectively.
Grooming: Keep pubic hair short or shaven to ensure an airtight seal at the base.
Heat: Warm the penis with a hot towel or warm water for 3-5 minutes. Massage the scrotum and shaft to encourage blood flow.
Lube: Apply a generous amount of water-based lubricant to the base of the unit.

Phase 2: The Session

Insert: Place your fully erect penis into the tube.
Pump: Gradually engage the mechanism until gentle suction is felt.
The Safety Rule: You should never feel pain. If you do, release pressure immediately and rest for 48 hours.
Protocol:
- Beginner: 10 mins ON, Massage/Rest, 10 mins ON.
- Advanced: Work up to two 15-minute sessions with slightly higher pressure.
Finish: Release pressure, massage the penis to restore circulation, and wash/urinate to clear the urethra.

Important Note: Make this the last thing you do each day. We recommend gradually working up to using it at least every other day to allow for tissue recovery.

Is There Scientific Proof For Pumping?

Yes. Vacuum therapy is a medically recognized treatment for various penile conditions. Below is a study regarding its ability to lengthen and straighten penile tissue.

Study: Vacuum Pump Therapy & Penile Straightening

Source: BJU International (2010)
Authors: Raheem AA, Garaffa G, et al. (Dept of Urology, University College London Hospital)
Objective: To assess the efficacy of vacuum therapy in mechanically straightening penile curvature and increasing length.

The Method:
31 patients completed the study over a 12-week period. They used a vacuum device for 10 minutes, twice daily. Assessments included stretched penile length measurement and angle of deformity.

The Results:

“There was a clinically and statistically significant improvement in penile length, angle of curvature, and pain after 12 weeks of using the vacuum pump.”

21 of 31 patients saw a reduction in curvature (5–25°).
51% of patients were satisfied enough to avoid surgery.

Conclusion:
Vacuum therapy can improve or stabilize curvature, is safe to use, and results in statistically significant length improvements.