I started Aneros prostate massage with a Helix Syn. After a few rides, it was working very well, and I had got the hang of it. So, following the advice in the forum at the web site, I thought I would graduate to the Eupho Syn,
It’s considerably different, and could be too subtle for a beginner.
The Helix rather feels as though it is anchored where it is, contrasting to the Eupho being more mobile. I could move it from one side of the prostate to the other just by passing on a request to it, without consciously using the muscles to move it.
The Helix gave me waves of 7 troughs to 9 peaks on a scale of 0 to 10. The Eupho was up to 8 to 10, leaving be blissed out for hours, not even counting the peaks.
The instructions that come with it are rather short and not really complete. The blogs, forums and wiki at the web site are comprehensive.
These are far from being your basic butt plug. Like fly fishing, it is a simple system that requires some skill from the user to get the best results. Taking the journey to learn the skill is well worth it.