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If his exercises involve a VED I can tell you my surgeon who is the highest volume implanter of malllabbles in the US told me not to use a VED with my mallabble. He said that over time there is a risk of stretching penile tissue and possibly having a floppy glans in the end ..

easymoney wrote:If his exercises involve a VED I can tell you my surgeon who is the highest volume implanter of malllabbles in the US told me not to use a VED with my mallabble. He said that over time there is a risk of stretching penile tissue and possibly having a floppy glans in the end ..

I get you. That actually makes sense because the malleable is pretty much an all day VED, or cycle, because it constantly puts the penis on stretch

Easymoney,

Can you explain the exercise your surgeon mentioned in the shower, where you bend at various angles? I recall you discussing it before...

He told me to grasp the base ...bend it up ..then down ..then left and right then back down in the resting position ..

easymoney wrote:He told me to grasp the base ...bend it up ..then down ..then left and right then back down in the resting position ..

Thanks. Carrion exercises for malleables lol..

Five weeks + and my tactra will still not stay bent.

Watcher1960 wrote:Five weeks + and my tactra will still not stay bent.

Tactra is the most rigid malleable. After 100,000 bending cycles, Tactra rods measured 6.1 lbs of axial rigidity. It's a trade-off between rigidity and malleability, as material science hasn't yet advanced to provide both in the same device.

That being said, how is your comfort level? Is the excessive rigidity affecting your comfort when not having sex?

My dr refuses to implant anyone with the Tactra for that reason says it does not bend well at all if the rods are 13mm or larger.

Bend memory of Tactra, Rigicon and Genesis after bending and releasing them. Photo from Dr. Eid's office