Penis Pump Beginner's Power Pump Blue

Penis Pump Beginner's Power Pump Blue 💙

The Penis Pump Beginner's Power Pump by Pump Worx is a bulb pump in translucent blue that makes do with just a few parts, which makes it a good place to start. The cylinder is made of PVC; at the top it tapers into a cone-shaped connector, and at the bottom it widens into a broader rim. A blue, ribbed hose links it to a blue pump bulb whose surface carries a grid pattern. Between the hose and the bulb sits a black cross-piece with a button on the side. There is no gauge, no electronics and no further accessory. It stands under pumps, with sex toys for men and under sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Pump Worx.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: penis pump with pump bulb
• 🧵 Material: PVC
• 🎨 Colour: blue
• ✅ Pump: bulb on a ribbed hose
• ✅ Release: via a valve
• ✅ Cylinder: translucent, no scale
• ⚠️ Caution: hold the suction for only a few minutes

❓ FAQ

How do you use a bulb pump?

With one hand on the bulb and the other on the cylinder. Each squeeze of the bulb draws a little air out of the cylinder, so you increase the suction in small steps. Through the valve the air flows back in when you want to stop.

What do you need to watch out for when pumping?

A slow build-up and short sessions. Hold the suction for only a few minutes at a time and take breaks in between. If pain, numbness, discolouration or blisters appear, release it at once. The testicles stay outside the cylinder, and the pump is not put on injured skin.

Why does the suction sometimes not hold?

Because the rim is not sealing. Place the cylinder on straight so that the wide rim touches the skin all the way round. Short hair and a drop of lubricant on the rim improve the seal; suitable ones are under water-based lubricant.

How do you clean the pump?

The cylinder with warm water and mild soap. Keep the hose and the bulb dry so that no water runs into them. Afterwards the cylinder dries in the open air.

How do you prepare the pump?

With a quick check. See whether the hose sits firmly on the cylinder’s connector and on the bulb, and whether everything is clean and dry. Then squeeze the bulb a few times without putting the pump on, so that you get to know the bulb and the valve.