No, but if this device fails I would consider either joining or initiating a class action lawsuit against Coloplast, especially considering their unapologetic posture. I haven’t considered a malleable option yet. Isn't this the case with all prosthesis companies? Warranty for parts but not for the ...

LastHope wrote:
Have you considered the Malleable option?

No, but if this device fails I would consider either joining or initiating a class action lawsuit against Coloplast, especially considering their unapologetic posture.

I haven’t considered a malleable option yet.

My apologies. I thought you were boasting, wilsonmill. And I wouldn’t jinx, my suggestion was that boasting would bring the jinx itself, aka karma.

Well guess what, wilsonmill. You just jinxed your device.

There’s a gentleman who posted earlier today, his second device in less than 12 months failed.

I agree that the 30% of surgeries are revisions statistic may include devices that have had a long service life. However, my device lasted 36 months, ergo, based on my experience, the 30% includes Titan devices that failed prematurely.

"Approximately 30% of IPPs implanted in 2021 were revision surgeries, also increasing likelihood of infection among other possible complications." - Coloplast website To this layman, that's seems like a very high failure rate for Coloplast Titan and indicative of a very unreliable product...