The Renegade Bulge Pump features a robust yet quiet motor that delivers performance enhancing benefits with effortless ease. Option of vibration mode to help with stimulation and pleasure.
A streamlined design allows for discrete use and convienient one-hand operation. Waterproof for use in the shower (IPX6) but not submerged in a bath.
FeaTures of the Renegade Bulge pump:
- Rechargeable with USB cord
- Sturdy industrial grade acrylic cylinder - detachable for easy cleaning
- Waterproof for use in the shower
- Option of vibration mode for enhanced stimulation
- Whisper quiet motor with 9 vibration modes and 4 suction modes
- Option of continuous or different pulse modes
- Ruler on side of cylinder to track progress.
- A supple TPE elastomer tapered donut cuff for comfort.
Charge time: do not exceed 150mins Run time: 60mins (on high setting).
Charging info: The light will blink while device is charging. The light will become solid when fully charged.
This pump is compatible with silicone or water-based lubes. See our range of quality lubricants to buy with your pump.
Motor section easily removed and allows hollow cylinder to be easily and thoroughly cleaned using warm soapy water. Dry and store away from direct sunlight.
Renegade Bulge dimensions:
| Total Length: |
29cm |
| Insertable Length: |
18 cm |
| Tube diameter |
6 cm |
| Sleeve diameter |
1.8cm (extensible) |
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Click here to view the instruction sheet explaining pump features (that is included with pump)
Using a Penis Pump after a Prostatectomy
- This has been the main motivation to sell penis pumps in my clinic and in my online store.
- You can use a penis pump to help promote blood supply to the penis, maintain the tissue flexibility and ability of the penis to expand and stretch, encourage nerve response.
- Is recommended to be used with viagra or cialis which may help speed up sexual recovery after surgery, speak to your specialist or GP abot medication.
- As a general rule you start pumping 6 weeks after the surgery. Please speak to your specialist or pelvic floor physiotherapist for their recommendations first.
- Starting later than 6 weeks maybe needed if you have had any post-op complications, have tender scarring etc.
- For sexual intercourse use the pump to obtain an erection and then place a constriction or C ring over the base of the penis to maintain the erection. Works best when there is some natural and spontaneous erectile function in the penis.
Researched evidence for use of Penis Pumps after Prostatectomy:
- are highly effective in inducing erections regardless of the cause of erectile dysfunction (ED).
- can be used in the early stages of penile rehabilitation until the nerves have healed sufficiently for drug treatments to work.
- when used early can facilitate earlier sexual intercourse.
- has a greater patient/spousal sexual satisfaction.
- can maintain penis size and length.
- can lead to an earlier return to natural erections.
- have a high satisfaction score and many men continue to use them long-term.
- have a low risk of side effects especially when compared to drug treatments and therefore they have a greater potential to be used by many patients.
- has the potential to mimic more closely natural physiology.
- has shown to be a very cost-effective way of treating ED over the long-term.
Starting off:
- It is recommended you gradually build up the frequently and length of time you use the pump for. You should aim to have no discomfort, swelling or pain.
- General guidelines: Use pump 5-7 times/week. Pump and create erect penis, leave erect in pump for 3mins, deflate vacumn pump, wait 1 minute - repeat this 3 times/session.
- Initially the penis may be sensitive after use, many men do not find it comfortable to have sex immediately after using their pump. However this sensitivity may reduce over time.
- STOP PUMPING IF YOU HAVE ANY FORM OF DISCOMFORT, START SLOWLY!
- YOU CAN OVER PUMP! If you start off too aggresively, pump too hard, too quickly, too often and leave it on too long you can cause your penis to become bruised, sore and develop blood blisters (called petechial bleeds from burst small blood vessels). Expect some of these changes in mild forms in the first few weeks but they should resolve.
- Always observe teh penis for changes as you pump.
General directions of Use:
Prior to using your penis pump:
- Trim the pubic hair to ensure a good seal around the base of the penis.
- Apply a small amount of lubricant to the head and base of the penis, if you want to.
- Massage the penis to encourage blood flow (a semi erect penis can be easier to insert into a penis pump)
Do not use for more than 20-30mins at one time.
Health Warning
It is not safe (is contraindicated) to use a pump if you have a bleeding disorder or on anti-coagulant therapy.
We recommend seeking medical advice before using a penis pump if you have any of the following medical conditions:
- Bleeding disorders
- High blood pressure
- Heart disease
- Respiratory problems
- Stroke
- Epilepsy
- Diabetes type one or two
- Urinary, bladder, testicular or penile problems
