ThailandBound wrote:Personally, i think that “25%” claim is misleading.
Their ad says that the cylinders can expand by 25%. This is a far cry from a penis expanding in girth and (especially) length by 25%. Guys can construe this as meaning their erect penis can increase in length by 25%.
I think that’s impossible. Best you ever hear on franktalk is an increase of a cm or 2. Hardly the same as a guy with a 6 inch erection growing 25% to 7.5 inches. Highly unlikely.
Sure, the cylinder can increase 25%. A child’s balloon can grow many times its original size after all. But the tunica albuginia seems to be a very solid protective sheath. Once it’s reached its natural limit, it doesn’t want to stretch much more. I seriously doubt the average guy will get 25%.
I agree with ThailandBound, and in addition the rigidity of the LGX is demonstrably less than that of a Titan or CX. The "ability" to stretch in length makes it less rigid.
Every single man alive, if faced with an implant, wants it to make their penis longer. There are thousands of posts on FT regarding how to regain or add length, it's just what men worry about. In my opinion, Boston Scientific is playing on this innate desire for a longer dick, and developed something they could legally claim grows in length when pumped up. From my research and from consulting with well respected doctors, it's more a gimmick than a proven technology. I was told directly that the LGX should not be an option I should consider.
Case in point, since every man's desire is a dick that gets longer, why hasn't Coloplast or any other implant company developed their own version? I think they know that the juice isn't worth the squeeze, more issues come from this design than it's worth.
I would be very interested in seeing even an uninstalled LGX growing in length by 25%, has anybody seen or heard of a video showing this? Everything I saw was either animated or discussed, but never actually shown. If it could grow by 25% in length, you'd think there would be video all over the internet showing it, not just talking about it.