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Sorry if this has been covered before, and I do agree this might be better asked in the implants forum, but the statistics must be "well and truly" countable, should anyone in the medical "implant supply" community actually be interested, and bothered to count and "fess up",. . . . . . . . . .
The topic I refer to is. . . . . . .
Do we have the hard evidence, by now, to say that ED disproportionately occur in men with larger dicks, say 7 inches and greater. . . . . . .??
Coloplast and Boston Scientific must have realised this, if the statistics support my assertion.
I constantly see implant measurements of 19-23 cm being referred to,. yet we are told that these sizes of penises represent only a very small percentage of the overall population.
Can we conclude that the myth of the larger soft and floppy cock, in fact true??
Or just more ignorant "big dick shaming"?

Not really applicable to me but an interesting question.

robnine wrote:Sorry if this has been covered before, and I do agree this might be better asked in the implants forum, but the statistics must be "well and truly" countable, should anyone in the medical "implant supply" community actually be interested, and bothered to count and "fess up",. . . . . . . . . .
The topic I refer to is. . . . . . .
Do we have the hard evidence, by now, to say that ED disproportionately occur in men with larger dicks, say 7 inches and greater. . . . . . .??
Coloplast and Boston Scientific must have realised this, if the statistics support my assertion.
I constantly see implant measurements of 19-23 cm being referred to,. yet we are told that these sizes of penises represent only a very small percentage of the overall population.
Can we conclude that the myth of the larger soft and floppy cock, in fact true??
Or just more ignorant "big dick shaming"?

If

This is true

Yes, I have not done a full survey of implant sizes,( and wouldn't know where to start), but was hoping for kinda opinions on the subject , if the big companies aren't willing to divulge statistics

It has always struck me as a little odd that the two main suppliers of inflatable implants seem not to be present here, or if they are, stay well in the background.

"Unreliable erections with bigger dicks" is surely of some importance, if it is true.

We would, on very broad and supposed averages be seeming to fail to pass our genes onwards, to new generations, compared to that other perhaps extreme myth of the ever hard and "get it up and shoot again and again" 5.5 inch man.

I have often wondered this myself. The bigger the penis the more likely to have ED? That indeed is a question worth exploring. May or may not be true, but I sure would love to hear something definitive on it.

Do we have the hard evidence

Haha! Good one!

I read something in past about relation between large penis and ED, also there’s a major % of ED among black males.