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I don't think most IPP last more than 7 years its a fake paid research

Waqas007 wrote:I don't think most IPP last more than 7 years its a fake paid research

What do you base your conclusion on?

Waqas007 wrote:I don't think most IPP last more than 7 years its a fake paid research

Remember, men who have successful implants may be too busy having sex to post their stories in this forum.

And, men with difficulties or failures will come back here looking for answers or help.

Therefor, the population here will be skewed towards those men with problems with their implants.

Peer-reviewed Medical Journals value their reputations much more highly than any payment they might receive for being shills.

I don't advocate you being a Pollyanna or excessively credulous, and skepticism has its place, but if you are going to make a prejudicial statement like you posted here, be prepared to be questioned as Gt1956 has done. (And by "be prepared", I mean prepared with answers.)

By the way, welcome to the forum, Waqas007. Inquiring minds are appreciated here and healthy skepticism is indeed healthy. Jumping to conclusions is not healthy.

Remember, men who have successful implants may be too busy having sex to post their stories in this forum.

Then there are those of us who are happily implanted and firmly believe the right frequency for sex is three times per day but are married to women who think once every three days is closer to ideal. We have time to post while we bemoan the fact we neglected to marry the beautiful nymphomaniac whose dad owned a liquor store.

My Titan lasted over 12 years before it quit working.

Txagq8 wrote:

Remember, men who have successful implants may be too busy having sex to post their stories in this forum.

Then there are those of us who are happily implanted and firmly believe the right frequency for sex is three times per day but are married to women who think once every three days is closer to ideal. We have time to post while we bemoan the fact we neglected to marry the beautiful nymphomaniac whose dad owned a liquor store.

Oh the misery of our choices. As a side note. I've met some men that had met that nyphomaniac in their youth. Most of them reported that she found a cure for her affliction.
Txagq8, haven't you heard that the cure for nymphomania is wedding cake? Many times it only takes a small bite to provide the cure.
LS, yes it is wise to be on the skeptical side. I am quite so, but it is tempered by a willingness to hear both sides & make a decision based upon the evidence. If the evidence changes then I'm willing to change my position.
To the OP. I've read a large portion of the posts on FT. I try to pay attention to the member that makes the post. Beyond doubt, there is a very large number of men that slowly drift away from the forum after their implant gets sorted out. Many satisfied implant owners move on with their lives. I can't blame them for doing so.

It’s me……4.5 years down the track and I only occasionally drop back in to have a peek. Mostly it’s the same as when I was first implanted.

I think the OP is either a troll just wanting to stir up crap or possibly someone who had an implant not go so well. As of now he only has two posts and both are leaning towards trolling in my opinion. If he's having/had trouble and just wants to talk he's going about it in the wrong way.

I have read most of the guys who got implant are complaining that their implant stooped working after 4 to 5 years
I live in the country where getting an implant is very expensive specially revision surgery
One can afford this shit once in life but not after every 5 to 6 years
Average life of implant is 7 years what I have studied

dg_moore wrote:My Titan lasted over 12 years before it quit working.

Truer word were never spoken. Life is not fair by any means but as long as we have it we have to make the best of it. Really tragic that you never got to use your implant but you seem to have made peace with it.