Are Penis Extenders a Scam?

Penile extenders often also called penis stretchers work like the old weights hanging technique that was often advertised before these extenders were released on the market.

To make it short and simple: Whatever you do, stay away from penis extenders. These products are extremely dangerous, the FDA (Federal Drug Administration) seized the products of one of the biggest manufacturers in 2010 since did not meet quality standards and  the manufacturer had “failed or refused to furnish materials or information regarding the devices to federal inspectors as required under the Medical Device Reporting regulation” in a prior inspection.

The only effect these enlargement devices have is stretching the skin and ligaments, which may result in nerve damage, stretch marks, less sensitivity, blood circulation problems or even permanent impotence. You may end up with a longer but much thinner penis in relaxed state, while the size when erect stays the same as before using the device. Some customers report weaker erections and a loss of sex drive after using penile extenders over a longer period of time.

Out of all scams and non working expensive approaches, penis extenders are the worst. You pay a lot of money for a silly device “Made in China” that barely costs a few dollars and may ruin your health along the way. If you are looking for reviews, always look for official government health sites or reputable medical sites since this industry making loads of money with these devices pays an army of advertisers to write shady reviews or testimonials about their products.