The Best Penis Pumps
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Thinking about buying a penis pump? This guide will tell you everything you need to consider before splashing the cash – what type of penis pump to buy, how much they cost and those that I would (and ultimately wouldn’t) recommend purchasing.
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Last updated 6 July, 2023
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You’d be forgiven for thinking that all penis pumps were created equal – there is no definitive way to pick just one vacuum device and award it a gold star for being the best penis pump in existence!
If you’ve searched online, you’re no doubt aware that there is a huge and varied variety of devices on the market and the pump best suited to you will depend on a variety of different factors.
In this article I’m going to help you understand what you need to consider before you buy a penis pump, and then help you decide which penis pump best suits your needs and criteria.
If you don’t want to read my thought process behind choosing a penis pump, then click the following link to take you to my list of best penis pumps worth buying, whilst my pricing and where to buy table will help you find the best price online based on your specific location, for each penis pump in this roundup (yes, I’ve literally done all the hard work for you).
Best Penis Pumps
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Why Buy a Penis Pump?
If you’re looking to buy a penis pump, chances are there is a specific reason!
Understanding that reason will ultimately guide and help you determine exactly what type of vacuum constriction device (VCD) is best for you.
Many men aren’t happy with the size of their penis and although traction devices and jelqing exercises can all increase the size and performance of the penis, penis pumps can be just as effective and in my view, more comfortable and require less duration of use.
Penis Enlargement
Although the medical community has long been reluctant to definitively agree that a penis pump can lead to permanent increases in both length and girth, there are numerous online forums and message boards highlighting the benefits of using a penis pump to increase erect size – a viewpoint that i completely agree with!
Erectile Dysfunction
Vacuum constriction devices have long been a recommended and suggested treatment option by Doctors and clinical experts for the resolution of erectile dysfunction.
More modern treatment options for impotence such as GAINSWave and P-Shot
provide a good starting point for resolving the symptoms of erectile dysfunction directly however a penis pump when combined as part of a treatment plan or simply used independent, has long been shown to help resolve arousal problems.
Peyronie’s Disease
Curvature of the penis (regardless of its cause) can be an uncomfortable and painful condition to live with. Whilst penile surgery can be expensive and painful, traction devices are in most cases the most effective solution to resolving curvature of the penis or Peyronies Disease.
That said, the same benefits and results can potentially be achieved using a penis pump due to the vacuum of pressure causing the buildup of plaque in the penile tissue (which causes the curvature) to be reduced. The effectiveness of this sort of treatment has been highlighted in numerous medical studies including this study which looks at the role of vacuum pump therapy to mechanically straighten the penis in Peyronie’s Disease.
A recent study has illustrated that regular use of a vacuum device can significantly reduce both the pain and curvature of this condition.
Bedroom/Private Fun
A lot of men buy a penis pump not because they specifically want to make themselves bigger or help them gain an erection, but more as a bit of fun.
Whether you’re going it alone or wanting to spice up your bedroom performance, a penis pump can be a fun and stimulating sex toy!
Despite using a vacuum device to provide a little added fun, a penis pump will still help to improve your penile health by improving blood flow. Long term you may even keep erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation at bay as our bodies continue to age.
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Best Penis Pumps Pricing (English)
Name | Type | Price | Buy |
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Bathmate HydroXtreme | Water | to | Click Here |
FleshPump by FleshLight | Electric | $95.96 | Click Here |
Tracy Cox EDGE Pump | Air | $35.99 | Click Here |
Bathmate Hydromax | Water | £79 to £129 | Click Here |
CalExotics Smart Pump | Electric | $99.99 | Click Here |
PipeDream Pump Worx | Air | $79.99 | Click Here |
Basic Penis Pump | Air | $24.99 | Click Here |
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Chris is the owner and creator of Penis Enlargement Resource. He has years of knowledge in the male enhancement niche and has tested and assessed numerous products over the years.
The Flesh Pump is great, great recommendation. It’s the only pump I have tried out of many that has a great seal and doesn’t suck in my balls!
Personally, I am a fan of LeLuv pumps because they are not that expensive and you can get different size cylinders for decently cheap. With multiple size cylinders you can do stage pumping where you fill one tube and move on to the next. For LeLuv pumps you buy the gauge for the pump and its pretty safe as long as you take breaks around every 15 minutes and lube up.
Well where to start… I have been pumping I would have to say, for the past 29 years – since I was in my mid teens. I’ve used every pump out there except for the Bathmate and I will say that between the Fleshlight and the CalExotics pumps, it’s a tough decision to make. I know on several occasions in the past 2 years, using both of those products I have had good experiences. I’m talking times when just the girth of my cock head was so enormous, intercourse with my girlfriend was challenging. I stand by those two pumps and I can say, that even the lower end pumps do a good job. My results are based on at least 4 hours pumping each day. Bathmate is in my very near future, with that in mind, any recommendations on which one to get?
That sounds like a lot of pumping – 4 hours per day, with presumably no rest days is… a lot. I’m quite surprised you’ve not experienced any psychological or physical erectile dysfunction as a result. In terms of the Bathmate devices, they all use water so this means a lot better support of the penis, whilst the pressure on the penis is considerably more equally (hence reducing the occurrences of the girth issue that you mentioned in your original comment). In terms of the Bathmate version, given your seemingly accustomed to using pumps over the years, I’d recommend one of the Bathmate HydroXtreme versions if you’re budget can stretch to it.
Hello,
I bought the Bathmate HydroXtreme and read all the instructions and watched numerous videos, but was unable to get a vacuum on the device. If someone is paying 300 USD one expects a certain ease-of-use and increased functionality to come along with the product.
I even shaved my hairs hoping to provide a better seal, but that did not also work. I cannot recommend this product to anybody, and if I could take this product back and get a refund, I would. What a waste of 500 USD.
Cannot recommend.
Hey Mikel – lack of suction/vacuum or the ability to get a comfortable, effective fit using the Bathmate usually comes down to a number of elements. Firstly pubic hair which can create little air pockets under the edge of the bellow of the pump (which is why there is the recommendation to trim back or remove pubic hair when using the device), however it sounds like you’ve already got that covered. Secondly is positioning the pump properly – everyone has a slightly different body, and slightly different contours. The bellow is quite flexible due to the materials used however what you need to do is is gradually rotate the device until you find the right positioning. I’d go as far as to say this is more important in getting good results than the reduction of pubic hair. You’ll also find that you can turn/rotate the pump cylinder, this way you can still see the measurement scale when using the device. Notably I’ve found using a little Vaseline or lubricant on the bottom of the bellow can be useful – it helps improve the seal but also allows you to more easily rotate the device to find that illusive sweet spot! Thirdly ensure the valve at the end of the device (using the pip) is closed, if it’s open then you’ll obviously struggle achieve suction. Finally Bathmate comes with a 60 day money back guarantee so if you purchased from the official website, you can obviously return your pump and get a refund. I’m not really sure where the reference of $500 comes from, given you said you paid $300 which is presumably for the HydroXtreme7 model. Feel free to give the above a go and comment back with your results.