Pumps

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Shop Pumps with 129 live products at Phareros. Typical pricing in this section: $7.70 to $399.99. Use filters for Body Safe, Material, and Brand to narrow quickly.

Penis pumps work by drawing increased blood flow into erectile tissue, creating a fuller, more engorged sensation that many users find intensifies pleasure and confidence. Our collection includes manual pumps for controlled, gradual pressure building, as well as water-based and electric models for consistent suction — all in body-safe materials like medical-grade silicone and durable acrylic cylinders.

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ProductBody SafeMaterialPriceRatingStock
Bathmate Hydro 7 Hydropump – ClearTop supplier rankNo—$119.99—In stockView
Bathmate Hydroxtreme 7 – ClearTop supplier rankNo—$299.99—In stockView
Blush Performance VX6 PumpTop supplier rankYesABS Plastic$149.993.7 (9)In stockView
Blush Performance VX2 PumpPopular pickNoABS Plastic Original price was: $59.99.Current price is: $47.99.—In stockView
Bathmate Hydromax 7 Wide Boy – ClearPopular pickNo—$189.99—In stockView
PDX Elite Suck n Pump StrokerPopular pickNoMetal Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $90.00.—In stockView

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Common questions

How much do pumps cost?
Across the 121 currently in stock, prices run from $7.70 to $399.99, with a median of about $39.00. Shipping is free on US orders over $49.
What are pumps usually made of?
Of the pumps we have classified, the most common materials are Silicone (54%), Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) (18%), ABS Plastic (9%), Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) (6%), PVC (5%). About 24% are porous materials such as PVC, TPE or rubber. Porous materials cannot be fully sterilised, so they suit trying a shape rather than long-term use, and we say so on the product page rather than hiding it.
How do you rate pumps for body safety?
We score every product 0-100 on what it is actually made of, its brand track record and real demand. 121 of these pumps carry a score, and the median is 71/100. The score is published even when it is unflattering — see how we score at /phareros-score/.
How many brands of pumps do you carry?
We currently stock 121 pumps from 27 different brands, so the range spans budget novelties through to body-safe heirloom pieces.
Are pumps shipped discreetly?
Yes. Everything ships in plain packaging with nothing on the outside indicating what is inside, and the billing descriptor is discreet too.