can anyone point me to a study that shows extenders work on erect length?

I cant find a single study that says it results in erect gains. Not a single one. Flaccid sure, but erect? Nope…..Please correct me if I am wrong. Im in the medical field, and Im not even looking for a large trial…..

I’m pretty sure I saw a few, but why don’t you just try it? There are many people who extend and have made erect gains. “Ye of little faith?”

I think that if you gain BPFSL from stretching, hanging, extender, ads or any other exercise you will gain BPEL.

I can’t imagine that the dick care about how you got longer BPFSL.

Or at least the potential for BPEL gains.

The studies typically only use BPFSL, because that is as close to a constant as one can achieve anatomically. Erect length is not valid way to compare before/after, due to the variance in erection quality. I have very good, consistent EQ, yet there’s a good half inch difference between a poorer erection and a super erection for me. Even between my typical and my best, there’s around a quarter inch difference. Not so with flaccid stretched length. You may apply the same tension, and barring temperature extremes, you should come up with reliable accurate measurements.

Also, BPFSL does correlate with erection size. Not always at a precise 1 to 1, but given adequate EQ, an increase to one should always yield an increase to the other.

The studies out there are not perfect. Keep in mind that most of them are quite small in scope, and involve wearing the devices for significantly less time daily than recommended by the manufacturer, and I don’t know if a single one that lasted longer than six months. There are, however, a multitude of guys here that claim to have made significant gains with extenders as part of their routine. Take that anecdotal evidence along side the available clinicals, and give it a shot if you are interested.

The general consensus is some people gain with them some people don’t. Me personally I have gained a half inch from extending. I have gone on to hanging because of the time constraint. I did 2-3 hours a day at night, took a little over a month every day to get it. The reason people don’t gain is they never stretch past their erection length and it’s not very comfortable to do and something you have to work towards over time.

May be you guys didn’t want to show a result. Body builders were ahead of docs on bleeding edge nutrition for decades.

Hot rodders where making well more power ( 50%-2x ) than factory engineered cars on pump gas for many decades. Running higher compression than it was said possible. Making well more power with good driveability for decades. Again they know the bleeding edge better.

Many in their “jobs” do what they are told and take it no further. All the motivation stripped by the process.

Extenders do gain length in real life no matter whats said in studies.

Little advancements are cheap. Big advancements are expensive. Major innovation takes time (man hours) which in business terms costs money. It may also require a great deal of material resources as well. This also equates to money. It typically takes hundreds or thousands of experimental advancements to make one real breakthrough. That means that type of investment is very low return. If you’re the one that happens to make it, then it can be a total game-changer, but the chances of being the one to make that next new thing is extremely low.

This is why most pharmaceutical companies spend the bulk of their R&D investment on reformulations of existing products. The new and different drugs are developed in university laboratories by federal grant money (in the US anyway). Then the patents or licenses are sold.

To continue the automobile analogy, it is why for decades Ferrari made the best race cars in the world yet they were perpetually in the red, fighting bankruptcy. Enzo Ferrari spent the money and the time and made the breakthroughs himself but it was so expensive to do so that he still couldn’t turn much of a profit.

Companies discovered a long time ago that most of the time it is a safer bet to let the private enthusiasts invest their own time and money. Then, when one of them has a great idea… simply buy it from them. They don’t want to sell? Bury them in bogus patent lawsuits for years, betting that the individual enthusiast doesn’t have the finances to keep fighting it in court, while they try and get their new product off the ground.

You can bet that if someone does ever invent a pill that can “add 3 inches to your willy in just 2 weeks!!”, You won’t be seeing it in ads on the back cover of magazines or at 2:00 in the morning infomercials. Johnson and Johnson will snatch that up in a heartbeat, and you’ll be seeing it on primetime commercials right between ads for the newest version of Cialis, and the latest season of Survivor.

The issue here isn’t that the methods don’t work. The problem is that no one in mainstream medicine or marketing has figured out a way to successfully pitch to global consumers that involves a 6-month to 2-year program. One that is time-intensive, labor-intensive, runs the risk of injury, and requires both unwavering dedication and indefinite maintenance afterwards.

Study Finds Penile Extender Can Increase Size by a Third, Released by Andromedical

That’s another example of stretched length, as opposed to erect length. The OP was specifically searching for a study that offers proof of erect gains. It’s a perfectly valid study, but he’s looking for the silver bullet.

Even so, it does seem clear that if you wear an extender 4 hrs. a day for 6 months, you can expect a minimum of 1/2 inch of flaccid growth.

Does that mean that 1 year = 1 inch, slam dunk?

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The real techniques that allow those gains to happen is the deformation. There was a study posted on here in 2011 about how you only need deformation 5% of your erection length to yield games. I gained a half inch in 2-3 weeks after I applied the following techniques. First and more important for long sessions is the head swell. I suggest you look that up. I applied heat before I extended, and I stretched past my erection length witch takes time, hence the deformation technique. If I was to follow the 5% protocol I would only need to stretch my dick, by 3/8 to a half inch longer than my erection to elicit gains.

My gains have been permanent, I also have been doing PE for 8 years. The only reason why I stopped was time constraint but it was one of the fastest gains I have received. Mind you I was completely new to PE when I tried. This is the link

the physics of soft tissue deformation, and the proof of PE reality

Hello Scott07,

This page has a breakdown and brief analysis of 7 different penis extender studies..

Penis Extender Studies - These 6 studies prove penile extension works

If you’re thinking about diving into extending you should definitely read it.

Now, I know this isn’t the type of data you’re looking for, but on a personal note, I’ve been extending for about 3 years and my erect length has gone from 7.1 inches to 7.9.

I also saw a substantial increase in girth and now sit at just shy of 6.5 inches, which was surprising to me based on everything I read prior to starting.

If your main priority is length, my suggestion would be to extend gently, as many experienced extenders suggest on this forum.

I believe my unusual girth increase came about because I was stretching my boy to the max the first year.

After taking 6 months off, I started stretching gently, which is when I started to see consistent increases in length.

I have Penimaster pro and I stretch on max .. So you are suggesting to do it on less pulling ?

Hello anon1998,

Sorry about the delay, I missed your reply.

I can’t say for sure that gentle will work best for everyone, but in my case it definitely helped in the length department.

I believe that when I was stretching to the max, I was toughening up my penis which resulted in girth increases (for some reason) but very little increase in length.

Once I took some time off, then went back to it with less intensity, I started seeing north to south improvement.

Another benefit of gentle stretching is the ease of strapping in, the ability to go longer between breaks, which ultimately resulted in more time strapped into the extender in my case.

This decreased hassle factor is probably the reason I’ve stuck with extending for 3 plus years and I have no plans to stop anytime soon.