A couple notes on my Phallosan use today. Had a little bit of loss of suction. I did not completely lose the vacuum seal, but I did have to make a minor adjustment to make sure I didn't slip out or anything. Still I guess getting used to how much I should pump it when initially putting the device on for the day. Still very comfortable to wear.
The tension of the device can also be affected slightly by your general movement throughout the day. It can affect how the belt is positioned, which in turn can affect the tension. It is a very easy fix, and it by no means a problem. Far quicker and easier to readjust then when I would have a loss of stretch/tension with the Andro device.
I also noticed that when I took the device off, my glans and upper area of my shaft were a little more plump or fuller than normal. I believe this from pumping up to get the vacuum seal for the device. I'm looking at this as a good thing because of the minor pump, and extra blood flow to my penis.
PE Workout- Phallosan Hours: 3
Physical/Body Workout- Body Beast Legs. I also did a different/additional arm workout to target a different part of my arms. Going to do Shoulders and Abs tomorrow instead.
The tension of the device can also be affected slightly by your general movement throughout the day. It can affect how the belt is positioned, which in turn can affect the tension. It is a very easy fix, and it by no means a problem. Far quicker and easier to readjust then when I would have a loss of stretch/tension with the Andro device.
I also noticed that when I took the device off, my glans and upper area of my shaft were a little more plump or fuller than normal. I believe this from pumping up to get the vacuum seal for the device. I'm looking at this as a good thing because of the minor pump, and extra blood flow to my penis.
PE Workout- Phallosan Hours: 3
Physical/Body Workout- Body Beast Legs. I also did a different/additional arm workout to target a different part of my arms. Going to do Shoulders and Abs tomorrow instead.


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