Is SizeGenetics a scam?

I been browsing their website for the last two days and I am still not sure if Size Genetics is a scam or not. From what I understand SizeGenetics is part of a limited liability cooperation based out of the United Kingdom. That would be great if I lived in England. If they took my money and run I could easily sue. However I live in the United States and this makes suing them harder. It is also very unsettling that they claim they have offices in Oregon. However I couldn’t find any information to support this that didn’t come from their website. Their trademark/copyright for the name Size Genetics has expired in the United States. However in the United Kingdom it will expire in 2016. Their website layout reminds me of what most ad-ware sites used to look like in 2005. The site is only encrypted once you click on the order button. I am fascinated by the product. It appears to be of good quality. However the only text reviews online are from really shady looking websites. Their YouTube reviews make me believe the product is real. Seeing a real person talk about the product while touching it is rather convincing. However a lot of the people who uploaded videos on it look like they are just robots or view farmers. Many videos have less then 100 views and few if any have comments. With all that being said I wanted to know if anyone out there has ordered anything from Size Genetics. Did the product come as advertised? Were there any problems contacting the company about the product? I am very skeptical about this company. I don’t want to shell out 350 dollars just to be robbed.

No. good company. good product. but as almost all PE products heavily overpriced.

SizeGenetics is not a scam, I ordered an extender and I got everything I was supposed to get (I don’t use it because the base is too small for me). Regardless, there was nothing wrong with it but I did not think that it was any better than other extenders (I thought it was when I chose to order it).

The bottom line is if you don’t want to spend a lot of money I believe you can get a similar device much cheaper elsewhere.

There are many cheaper devices that do the same job. Just check ebay.

Whether an extender is a useful use of time is another question. If you are a beginning PEer, you would be better off buying nothing.

I’ve been using SizeGenetics for 13 months and from my results I can state with confidence that the device is not a scam. Briefly, before using this device my PE was very limited, namely jelqing a couple times per week, which gave me a slight gain in girth, but not length gain. Hence, I went into my SizeGenetics routine as a relative PE beginner.

My routine with the device has been using it 6 days per week, 6-8 hours per day. I’ve stuck to this routine rigorously for the last 13 months. I usually wear the device for 1-2 hours at a clip, with as much tension as I can stand, then remove the device, relax 10-20 minutes, and start over. I go for a few hours like this in the morning and repeat in the late-afternoon or evening. I use the comfort strap, with a foam band usually. I find slipping a cock ring (a wide one, like a band, called a Titan) around the foam helps keep the comfort strap from slipping.

Over the last 13 months I’ve gained close to 2 inches in length from this routine. My penis was 6 inches long erect (I measure by placing a ruler flush to base of penis, not pressing in). It is now 7 and 7/8 inches long, erect, by the same type of measurement. I am still gaining in length, but the rate of gain is slowing down, which I expected. (I’ve had a slight gain in circumference, but that may be from jelqing, that I still do a couple times per week.)

The device was pretty expensive; close to $400 US dollars with all the associated comfort tech, videos etc., but I think well worth it due to the gains I’ve made.

Like others have said, it’s not a scam but you can, without doubt, get the same results with a much cheaper extender, despite what new users with 1 post may say (if you catch my drift).

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comfort tech?

Actually the original poster asked this question over a year ago. He also has only one post and he registered in February of last year and made the post the same month.

I am a little outdated with Black Hat spamming but that is some amazing patience that most guys didn’t have. At the time I was on the shady side, the tool was Xrumer and I believe it was in the capabilities to do a delayed question and then answer even a year apart. Just most spammers don’t have the patience.

A few bits of material that you could easily substitute for materials found at home or in your nearest DIY shop? Yeah, not really convinced that they’re worth the extra $250 BH.

It doesn’t matter how old OP’s post is. I was referring to the guy who created an account not only to claim that SizeGenetics isn’t a scam (which is kind of true depending on how you look at it) but also implied that it is better than other extenders because of the results he ‘achieved’ with it and the extras that it comes with.

Hypothetically speaking, if you typed the name of the product you manufacture and sell into a search engine and found a year old thread debating your product’s legitimacy: would the fact that it is a year old deter you from creating an account in the guise of a very satisfied customer to counter the aspersions, whilst sublty promoting your own product (of course ignoring the ethical implications of such)?

K_F_H I totally agree with you. It has spam all over it.

This is why I gave you the thumbs up. It is also why i questioned comfort tech. How many legitamate users here, say things like comfort tech?

You are probably right that he did a search of the product and posted.

The only thing I was really bringing into question was the original poster. He actually seems somewhat legit because of his doubts, but he also has one post history.

It is very common in Internet Marketing to try to rank for the product name and scam. This thread alone is #2 in Google results where I live. These companies like to take the top results for any pottential reviews that might be negative and spin them positive.

Why I mentioned xrumer was it had the ability to create multiple forum users with multiple IP addressess. It was a very common ploy to have one user ask a question and then the second user provide the positive information. As far as I am aware this was completely automated and the follow up could happen days and weeks later.

I am not saying that is what happened here. It just reminded me of that old ploy. However, most of the black hat people didn’t have that kind of patience. They wanted quick results and that was again what my comment is about. I think you hit the nail on the head in regards to post #5 above. I just think post #1 might be shady also.

yup black hat lol. most do it within one day. question answer..
this is one of the better ones lol.
1st poster has knowledge of the scaming he himself does lol and thus goes a level further.
Its just done too good and proffesional ^^

As there is no direct link to having an affiliate profit it is probably coming from size genetics directly or a marketing firm associated to it.

bh I think you are right Op is suspect too. Not for itself but in relation to the other poster.
I dont want to go too conspiracy like but the way he starts his sentence seems like part of the game too to obviously make a difference in the wording and I wouldnt bee suprised if the program myou speak of is capable of automating it too.

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It just seems to perfectly obvious done to avoid any suspicion for black hat lol

In essence its about playing a person who has interest about the product but doubts about the way it is presented. Like when somebody searches google for size genetics fraud? he gets here and feels safe about ordering. Ashamed that I helepd that lol

I even own one and its a good VERY OVERPRICED product that can be had cheaper ;)

I’m sorry BH, I completely misinterpreted your post, my bad!

I just read some posts here that suggested that my message I posted earlier today is spam. This is not the case. I signed up on Thunder’s today. That was my first post and I will hopefully make more in the future. I’ve joined this site because I’ve been coming across Thunder’s over the last year in my quest for PE knowledge. I thought it was a good place to learn and exchange ideas on PE. I am not pitching SizeGenetics; it simply is the only penis traction device I’ve ever tried. Looking at other traction devices on the web suggests that the basic design is the same. SizeGenetics simply had a very professional site, their representatives were helpful etc. Moreover, the device was of similar design to the Golden Erect, which was in the first peer-reviewed publication I read supporting traction for PE.

The above reasons are why I posted in this thread, not to pitch a product.

The comfort tech is things like nooses, a sort of strap, and a cushioned pad etc that comes with the product. Sure, it is vastly overpriced. I simply wanted to get a running head start and not worry about jury rigging the device (that was totally new to me). I was paying for the convenience basically.

Provided guys don’t continue to accuse me of being a spammer or provide other flack, I will continue to discuss other things I’ve been trying for PE and sexual health, including Stealth Innerwear, Vigrx-Plus, jelqing etc.

I think the gains you reported is a factor in theirs skepcticism. Near 2” gain in EL in 13 months doesn’t happens often.

I’ve been extremely dedicated to traction. For example, so far today I’ve done almost 7.5 hrs of traction, with as much tension as I can stand (I start out the day at high tension, and tend to wind down as the day goes on and my penis gets sore). I also jelqed for 30 minutes and will probably get another hour of traction in before bed. I will sleep with the Stealth Innerware system on and find keeping myself at a near erect length all night allows for me to easily get into the traction device the next day.

With the exception of the Stealth, this is what I’ve been doing for the last 13 months, taking off one day a week. (I initially was doing 7 days a week, but like to take one off now for psychological reasons.)

I have some advantages that some other PE enthusiasts may not have that may explain my gains. First off, I work out of my house so I can afford to be dedicated to this endeavor. Secondly, I am a long time (30 years plus) bodybuilding and weight training enthusiast, so even though I’m 47, my body is used to having a lot if stress on it. To be frank, I do not have PE sessions that are a walk in the park; I crank the traction up as high as I can and deal with it for as long as I can. I think my high protein diet (about 300 grams or more per day) associated with my bodybuilding lifestyle, and the fact that I don’t drink or smoke help as well.

I also have (naturally) very high testosterone levels. I think this speeds both my recovery in working out and PE.

In short, I’m not trying to sell any product and am simply disseminating my results to interested parties. I am open to ideas on other traction devices, manual methods and hanging.

Also, an important point: I am a little leery of the idea that 1000 hrs of PE in SizeGenetics or similar traction devices equates to a 1 inch gain. This is based on an extrapolation of the data found in the reviewed papers on the subject (like Nikoobakht et al, J Sex Med 2011;8:3188–3192). I am a well-published researcher (however, not in physiology, urology or any subject that would directly give me expertise in PE) and the idea of making a linear extrapolation of results from studies done on time scales of weeks to a few months to the scale of years raises a flag. From my experience, the 1000 hrs equates to 1 inch claim seemed applicable for about the first 6-8 months. My results are slowing down now. I plan to segue into other PE methods to try to stimulate more rapid growth in the future.