TLDR: After 3 weeks, my penis has not grown, my erections have not improved, and despite promises of a no-questions-asked refund, I only received 40% back after pushing hard, due to shipping and other fees. Probably not worth the hassle.
I have been sitting on this review for many weeks now. My readers know that I generally share everything that might help someone on a similar journey. But this one, and a few upcoming posts, I have kept private for some time. Why?
Many men have concerns about their penis size, though it’s not often openly discussed. There is a market of products, pills, exercises, and devices aimed at increasing size, strength, or girth. Some men even undergo surgical procedures in pursuit of this.
Most reviews I’ve seen for these devices feel like promotional content disguised as feedback. I bought this myself — no gifts or free samples. In fact, I initially didn’t want to use it and asked for a refund because the website said “no questions asked full refund.” What they don’t mention is they do ask questions and make it difficult once the product has been used. Of course, how else are you supposed to test it?
I kept pushing them, reminding them their policy promised a full refund. There’s no mention that, because it’s an intimate device, returns are restricted. Eventually, they agreed to the return but I had to pay for shipping from the U.S. to the UK, which was quite expensive. In the end, I received only 40% back and kept the pump. Since I still paid, I decided to use it for a few weeks. Here are my findings after about 3 weeks.
The Bathmate Hydromax 7 is a penis pump — the “7” refers to the maximum penis size it can accommodate. Although I don’t have a 7-inch penis, other devices I tried were too small for me. This pump uses water instead of air to create a vacuum around the penis. Some users report increased girth and occasionally length, but it’s not officially designed for that. Primarily, penis pumps are intended to help men with erectile dysfunction by drawing blood into the penis, which may assist in getting and maintaining erections, or in some cases, lead to stronger erections.
From my perspective, the idea of getting a thicker, longer penis along with improved performance sounds appealing. However, there are risks — using these pumps incorrectly or for too long can cause injury. I believe having increased size shouldn’t come at the cost of losing sensation or function. It is important to consider health and wellbeing carefully. There have been cases of men suffering serious complications during enlargement surgeries despite success in other aspects of life.
So far, the Bathmate Hydromax 7 hasn’t caused me any major problems. Initially, I noticed a few red dots, but those have gone away. It seems safe when used carefully. I’m cautious about how much vacuum and pressure I create, and since I have a vasectomy, I keep my testicles and surrounding area clear of the pump’s base to avoid issues. The device is fairly easy to use, though it took some time to get comfortable. I follow the recommended routine of 3 sets of 5-minute sessions. They say it works like a workout for your penis, but I haven’t noticed any meaningful benefits so far. Of course, physical changes take time; progress is rarely instant.
I bought this device after watching a porn star talk about enlarging and strengthening the penis, which influenced me impulsively. It ended up costing me more than I expected, and I wasn’t able to get a full refund. Is it worth it? Probably not, at least not based on my experience. Fortunately, I have not had any injuries from using it.
In summary, based on my experience so far, I’d recommend saving your money. Nothing I’ve seen makes this product worth it for me. I’ll keep using it occasionally — why not? If anything changes, I’ll update this post.
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