How's Rigicon Infla10 compared to AMS and Titan?

[dawgzz]

Can any one here discuss their experiences with Rigicon Infla10 implant? And how that compares to Boston Scientific and Coloplast?

[AnotherOldFart]

If you use the search feature and type Rigicon, you will see
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[dawgzz]

If you use the search feature and type Rigicon, you will see
3379 matches. Rigicon has been widely discussed here.

ok sounds cool.

[Doggedly_positive]

If it's any help, it would make much more sense if the tips were not hard, but instead made of the same material as the cylinders.
I'm sure that the axial force would be better distributed over the entire end of the corpora instead of being concentrated at the very tip.
There is also a ridge around the periphery of the hard tip that can be easily felt.
I have an Infla10X, but have no experience of AMX or Coloplast.
I think that there is a more recent move towards softer tips.

[ElbowRoom]

If it's any help, it would make much more sense if the tips were not hard, but instead made of the same material as the cylinders.
I'm sure that the axial force would be better distributed over the entire end of the corpora instead of being concentrated at the very tip.
There is also a ridge around the periphery of the hard tip that can be easily felt.
I have an Infla10X, but have no experience of AMX or Coloplast.
I think that there is a more recent move towards softer tips.

The Titan has hard tips, and I think AMS does too. I think that choice is partly functional, and partly structural. Functionally, the tips have to support the glans for penetration, if they’re too soft the glans will flop around and it could be difficult to penetrate initially. Structurally, the tips take a lot of force during intercourse, and because of the taper they concentrate the pressure inside the cylinders. In order to be strong and durable, they might need to be harder — making them from softer material could cause increased device failures.

When I first had my surgery I thought the tips were very hard and a bit uncomfortable. Almost a year in I don’t really notice them at all unless I squeeze them through the glans, and they are not noticeable or uncomfortable at all.

[Chris1967]

Hi brothers, I’m 100 percent satisfied with my Rigicon. My wife doesn’t notice any difference, either. A tip from me: take a little Viagra before sex—that way, the glans swells up and you can’t feel the tips anymore. But it works wonderfully even without that help. I don’t have any issues with the tips; they sit halfway inside the glans.

[dawgzz]

Hi brothers, I’m 100 percent satisfied with my Rigicon. My wife doesn’t notice any difference, either. A tip from me: take a little Viagra before sex—that way, the glans swells up and you can’t feel the tips anymore. But it works wonderfully even without that help. I don’t have any issues with the tips; they sit halfway inside the glans.

Thank you for your response. I have a few questions...

1. Is this a revision or your 1st implant? If its a revision from a different implant, how do you compare between the 2?

2. Does your rigicon inflate enough so that it fills to the tip lengthwise? I ask cuz its important for me to have the implant fill the whole cavity cuz thats how I'm able to feel sexually satisfied.

3. What made you choose rigicon over the common brands, BS and Coloplast?
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[dawgzz]

The Titan has hard tips, and I think AMS does too. I think that choice is partly functional, and partly structural. Functionally, the tips have to support the glans for penetration, if they’re too soft the glans will flop around and it could be difficult to penetrate initially. Structurally, the tips take a lot of force during intercourse, and because of the taper they concentrate the pressure inside the cylinders. In order to be strong and durable, they might need to be harder — making them from softer material could cause increased device failures.

1. Does your rigicon inflate enough so that it fills to the tip lengthwise? I ask cuz its important for me to have the implant fill the whole cavity cuz thats how I'm able to feel sexually satisfied.

2. What made you choose rigicon over the common brands, BS and Coloplast?

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[ElbowRoom]

The Titan has hard tips, and I think AMS does too. I think that choice is partly functional, and partly structural. Functionally, the tips have to support the glans for penetration, if they’re too soft the glans will flop around and it could be difficult to penetrate initially. Structurally, the tips take a lot of force during intercourse, and because of the taper they concentrate the pressure inside the cylinders. In order to be strong and durable, they might need to be harder — making them from softer material could cause increased device failures.

1. Does your rigicon inflate enough so that it fills to the tip lengthwise? I ask cuz its important for me to have the implant fill the whole cavity cuz thats how I'm able to feel sexually satisfied.

2. What made you choose rigicon over the common brands, BS and Coloplast?

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I have a Titan, not a Rigicon. But it does expand and fill the space, even though not technically a “length expanding” implant. I can tell when fully deflated the cylinders bunch up a bit at the base, so they probably “unfurl” proximally, which pushes the cylinders up into the tips. It sounds weird, but it all feels normal and natural.