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I have heard some bad things about titanium, is there anyone who has had it for years, does the job play a role with the lifetime of the implant

use the search function, there are many discussion on this

thank you very much friend but I would like someone who has had it for years or has it to see how many years of life it really has

I've had mine for 3 years this month!

4+ years for my Titan.

Since 8 November 2018. Had a small, short-lived issue a couple years back when I thought the pump had failed/ stuck. Worked through it (without contacting any medical organizations) and it's still going strong!

My first Titan was implanted in 2006 and lasted until mid 2023. I received the second one last month, both are the classic models, no one touch. I’m new to the forum, so this is my first post.

Titan implanted 2019 failed 2024... Tubing, waiting on next implant (AMS), later this month.

I've had a Titan Touch since December 2017, no problems at all. I would go with Titan again for a replacement.

Almost six years