Pumping Question

Hey there,

So I’m looking into pumping for the first time to increase girth over time and I read somewhere that you should not do so if you are on blood thinning medication. Now, I am not necessarily on that but I do take a turmeric supplement everyday which is a natural blood thinner. Does anyone think this would be cause of concern or should I be fine. Thanks in advance!

I pump regularly on a daily basis and also take turmeric 1,000 mg daily along with a baby aspirin and have not noticed any issues.

Awesome, thanks man!

Hey there,

I would have posted in the pumping thread but I can’t post there yet! So I’m looking to get into pumping to gain girth over time and was wondering if there is a benefit to going electric over air pumps or vice versa. I was leaning more towards electric due to ease of use/safety but would like to hear from you all! Recommendations for ones would be much appreciated too!

If you mean electric pumpto mean a programable pump then yes there is a big benefit with a programmable pump; however, they are quite expensive. I recommend you start with an inexpensive LeLuv hand pump system with a vacuum gauge first to determine if you feel comfortable with pumping before laying out the big bucks.

Modified fish pump. It’s the best and cheap

I’ve seen some fairly inexpensive electric/automatic pumps from different brands like leluv, Lynk and other various brands ranging from around $40 to $125. Something about it being automatic/programmed makes me feel more safe/comfortable but if gains would be better/quicker or if anything else would be better at that to go air than by all means, just let me know!

Would like some help deciding on my first pump! Looking at electric ones and I’m down to these 2 Smart iPump Penis Pump with Magic Sleeve™ | Wireless, Rechargable, Aut and possibly getting a head attachment that has a lcd screen or LeLuv Magna Smart LCD Penis Pump | 9 or 12 Inch Length Cylinder | Roun

I’m about 6.5 x 5 and a little bit smaller at the base if that helps.

A good brake bleeder with gauge and a good cylinder would be better than any of those fancy but not too good pumps. If you do things right, you’ll only have to re-pump 1 or 2 times per set so it’s quite "automatic" anyways.