splitpeach wrote:Discovernew wrote:splitpeach wrote:
I understand. Very interesting. I wonder what the discrepancy is then. Perhaps the consultants have taken this view and it hasnt yet trickled down to the wider team. I wonder what she means by the first model and second model. Has there been a significant modification?
Rigicon had hardware failures in their early models. They released the pulse pump in 2024 which is their latest model and so far they have had good reception.
Plenty of people in the forum have rigicons.
I'm sure there are some happy Rigicon patients, but Niall's account seems convincing as he is adamant about what the consultants have advised.... There must be something to it for them to have told him this
so he was advised to not get a ridgecon because it might break as much as the titan and ams ? got it .
I see doctors pushing titan as being the "ubreakable implant", but we all know from this forum this is far from the truth. How many titans we see in this forum being replaced before 3 years? how many people had 3 titans in a row? At least rigicon gives you a lifetime warranty, and bigger girth than the titan, and more natural flaccid (no dog ears).