phallosan results poll

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anyone can let us know his outcomes???

Good to see the results from Phallosan Forte. Has anyone got experience using the Phallosan Plus metal rod extender for a lengthy period of time greater than 3 months? If so, what are your gains if any and how many hours do you use the Phallosan Plus on a daily basis? Are you able to compare the gains and effectiveness of the Phallosan Forte to the Phallosan Forte Plus?

Bit off a bump but I also just started with the phallosan.

I’m keeping a log to track results.

Just putting this in here, I’ve been using the device and noticed my head getting larger to the point of it’s getting hard to get into the medium cup, I’ve been using this as well as pumping sessions. Has anyone else experienced this?

Yea. I’ve been using the large cup with medium sleeve

some of you probably aren’t getting results due to lack of heat… I’ve got a thermal pad I plan to wrap around my ADS to keep my unit very warm the entire time. I haven’t used an extender… its nice that you can wear it for so many hours, but the downside is it seems 1-dimentsional (you’re only stretching from a few angles right?). this could explain why some people stop getting results at 6 months

at one point I was hanging for a few hours per day & not getting gains at all.. after a long hiatus & PE reset, I’m getting ADS results in 20 minutes per day over the last few months (although I suspect I’ll have to increase that sooner or later)

just saying, the time committment required for this device seems excessive… perhaps its like that with all extenders… The hanging with fire thread explains the need for heat
(I’ve heard of some people using battery powered heat with their ADS)
Hanging with FIRe

I think extenders are the only devices I haven’t used other than clamping (I’m still working mostly on length).

Compared to other methods 6-12 hours a day might seem excessive, but its a passive exercise, you just put it on a go about your day. I take mine of once per hour for 1-2 min but thats about it. I am at about 300 hours of extending and the more i do it, the easier it gets, first it was hard to do even 4 hours, but now i can do as much as my time allows.
As for the angles, if the extender is supposed to promote cell division then it shouldnt matter what angle its in. Its no stretching the ligaments, at least not if you are not using extreme traction.

I am aware of the claim that growth is primarily from cellular division, but if that’s true, then why are people stalling at 6 months & not getting growth? I think it’s just a part of the truth & more forces are at play. If you’re having great success, stick with what you’re doing.

There’s well known fundamentals & I suggest that anyone who stops growing should become familiar with those fundamentals & think about changing their approach (try adding a manual routine like stretches or jelqs, apply heat, leverage different rest day cadence, try new angles (don’t always pull from the same angle & never change it, or if all else fails, there’s always the deconditioning break option).

If everything is working, I think it’s best not to change what you’re doing… but if gains are too slow (or nil), it’s a signal to try something new. My gains stalled for a long time hanging (I think I had a whole year with almost no gains). In hindsight I was making a few mistakes with my approach.