I feel nothing

best suggestion is to read the wiki. It's a journey, not some quick thrill...

Agreed it's a journey. But I understand his issue, the packaging of the product mentions no such 'journey' in fact the usage of the device by the manufactures does actually infer that it should work automatically out of the box, almost like it is a cheap thrill. It needs better marketing, or at least a more accurate series of it.

If you read posts, there is a similarity from many as they adventure into the world of aneros. "I feel nothing", "my prostate must be somewhere higher", "I need a bigger device" are all comments of the sort you read. Then after a while these comments morph to "wow", "it's real", "I can't stop." Then these same folks become advisors sharing wisdom and tricks with others.

Hang in there and relax. In fact, relaxation is one major key.

It was a couple of months with daily use before my prostate even felt the pressure of the Aneros. For some it is a quick response but for most it is a slow and gradual journey. I suspect only a few experience super 'o's and of course they 'crow' about it, but many don't, however nearly every user experiences a change in attitude, and a much improved pelvic floor health.

Your prostate has been asleep for 10 20 30 years and you expect to wake it in 1 day, PATIENCE please. Relax and enjoy. Welcome.

Agreed with what everyone said here. Again I reiterate, where is all this info on the aneros packaging?

@inhope : packaging is marketing, not legal disclaimer... If people expect every marketing blurb to be facts they'd better be prepared for some serious desilusions every day.

First. Relax.
Second, take your time trying to find your prostate. Use your finger after you've cleaned up. Find it and that's where you want to target.

As for the Aneros you need to again be relaxed. Get the idea that you're going to super orgasm out of your head. You need to be excited (think like your first big date with the person you were interested in) and explore yourself more.

After that Id say breathing and muscle exercises should be your next goal so you can constantly hit, pressure, feel the Aneros at work. You will know when your muscles go on autopilot. Everything will be automatic but it takes practice.

Agreed with what everyone said here. Again I reiterate, where is all this info on the aneros packaging?

From reading Amazon reviews, this is the main reason why people give it 2-3 stars. The packaging and marketing claim that it is completely hands free and will do all the work and the gleeful reviews of people who have had the much desire super-o.

I got my first aneros this morning, a progasm (used it for 3 hours!) and I've had fun using it but so far, too soon to say yet, but I'm sure someone will tell me to be patient, it has not been overwhelmingly pleasurable like other forms of prostate massage I have used which have given me super-Os almost on command. I'm willing to put in the time because I find aneros to be safer, gentler and I want to find out if the hype is real or if the fanfare is mostly from prostate massage novices who exalt the aneros because it is the first and only source of prostate orgasm they have received. I'm hoping that the hype is real! I do know that the size of the progasm is soooo overhyped, not that it should be bigger but the way people act as if it were some huge massive baseball bat style massager....

The FDA would never approve ANY marketing based on what Aneros can really do. The package insert would be 20 pages of disclaimers and have to include the entire Aneros Wiki

Then it should come with all that IMO

Thank you MostInteresting1.

Can you imagine the Disclaimers.

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@Canacan,couldn't agree more! Absolutely spot on. As @Mostinteresting1 says, they would have to include the entire Aneros Wiki in the packaging, but then, how many buyers would read on after the first couple of paras' anyhow? They'd be far more interested in giving it a go!

@inhope,
perhaps you would be happier if the packaging included statement to the effect that this device requires first that you refer to the Aneros Wiki?

Pommie i have been saying that for years