Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

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LastHope
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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby LastHope » Thu Mar 13, 2025 12:46 am

IndianRasputin wrote:
LastHope wrote:
IndianRasputin wrote:
Why’d it get taken out? Hoping my tactra last this long. I’ve finally moved past ED and fillers.. want to just focus on my hobbies and being with family and friends


Your Tactra will last forever bro. It passed 100K bend cycles. Whenever my Genesis wears out, I'll get a Tactra.


You reckon Rigicon will do the same?


Rigi10 was tested for 50K bend cycles. It's no slouch. The cycle testing numbers are sales gimmicks I know, but if we go by the properties of metals inside those devices, Nitinol has the best fatigue and fracture resistance. Of course only time will tell! Reality is more real than lab numbers right?

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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby IndianRasputin » Thu Mar 13, 2025 1:43 am

LastHope wrote:
newbiehere23 wrote:
LastHope wrote:
Your Tactra will last forever bro. It passed 100K bend cycles. Whenever my Genesis wears out, I'll get a Tactra.


The tactra is much less flexible than the genesis correct? This means harder to conceal as well?


In theory, yes, but if we check with Tactra users like ready2go, he’s got nothing but good things to say, no complaints, all positive. Even Genesis is a beast to handle, and learning how to conceal is just part of the game!


Even if it breaks I’m not going through another implant surgery. My surgeon said even if it breaks it’ll just be loose. But it won’t be infected. Do you know anything about this? You’re an encyclopaedia
Tactra 27 cm 13mm diameter
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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby fucked0ne » Thu Mar 13, 2025 3:20 am

IndianRasputin wrote:
LastHope wrote:
newbiehere23 wrote:
The tactra is much less flexible than the genesis correct? This means harder to conceal as well?


In theory, yes, but if we check with Tactra users like ready2go, he’s got nothing but good things to say, no complaints, all positive. Even Genesis is a beast to handle, and learning how to conceal is just part of the game!


Even if it breaks I’m not going through another implant surgery. My surgeon said even if it breaks it’ll just be loose. But it won’t be infected. Do you know anything about this? You’re an encyclopaedia


I don't think that's a good idea, man. There was a guy on here not too long ago with a broken malleable. He didn't seem too happy. But I think that's incredibly rare.
40. Implanted July 5, 2024, by Dr. Andrew Kramer, Urology Associates of Cape Cod. AMS LGX, 21cm cylinders + 2cm RTEs. Idiopathic "hard flaccid" ED following bacterial infection. Tried pulse waves, Cialis, TRT, even spinal injections. Nada.

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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby IndianRasputin » Thu Mar 13, 2025 3:48 am

fucked0ne wrote:
IndianRasputin wrote:
LastHope wrote:
In theory, yes, but if we check with Tactra users like ready2go, he’s got nothing but good things to say, no complaints, all positive. Even Genesis is a beast to handle, and learning how to conceal is just part of the game!


Even if it breaks I’m not going through another implant surgery. My surgeon said even if it breaks it’ll just be loose. But it won’t be infected. Do you know anything about this? You’re an encyclopaedia


I don't think that's a good idea, man. There was a guy on here not too long ago with a broken malleable. He didn't seem too happy. But I think that's incredibly rare.


What happened and how’d he break it? Any link brodie
Tactra 27 cm 13mm diameter
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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby strongagain » Thu Mar 13, 2025 4:56 am

In August it will be 10 years.
Born in 1950, ED since 2007 (colon cancer)
08/2015 Titan Zero Degree 22 cm + 3 cm RTE
Dr. Leiber, Freiburg, Germany
6.7" x 5.7" - Very happy with implant.

Living in Freiburg, Germany and in Cape Town, South Africa

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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby LastHope » Thu Mar 13, 2025 6:58 am

IndianRasputin wrote:
LastHope wrote:
newbiehere23 wrote:
The tactra is much less flexible than the genesis correct? This means harder to conceal as well?


In theory, yes, but if we check with Tactra users like ready2go, he’s got nothing but good things to say, no complaints, all positive. Even Genesis is a beast to handle, and learning how to conceal is just part of the game!


Even if it breaks I’m not going through another implant surgery. My surgeon said even if it breaks it’ll just be loose. But it won’t be infected. Do you know anything about this? You’re an encyclopaedia


I've read of cases where there was no pain, cases with pain, and even situations where the patient wasn’t aware of a break until it was discovered in a pelvic X-ray. Also incidences where one rod broke and still sexually active with the other rod intact.

It all depends on the extent of the breakage. If the sharp, broken silicone edges poke the corpora, there will be pain. If not, the patient may not even be aware of it. Instability of prosthesis would be the first symptom.

One example with no pain after 10 years:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4811081/
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fucked0ne
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Re: Does anyone here have an implant that has lasted for 10+ years

Postby fucked0ne » Thu Mar 13, 2025 5:07 pm

IndianRasputin wrote:What happened and how’d he break it? Any link brodie


Unfortunately, no. This was a while ago, man. And I don’t know the details either. All I remember is that he had a broken implant, and that his insurance denied him coverage for replacement.
40. Implanted July 5, 2024, by Dr. Andrew Kramer, Urology Associates of Cape Cod. AMS LGX, 21cm cylinders + 2cm RTEs. Idiopathic "hard flaccid" ED following bacterial infection. Tried pulse waves, Cialis, TRT, even spinal injections. Nada.


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