Beginner - nice gains in 1.5 months

Hello all - newbie here. Almost 50 and started 1.5 months ago with Phallosan Forte. I only wish I started earlier in life! I had a bout of Peyronie;s disease years ago and never said anything. I had a nodule show up and my penis got smaller and thinner. I went from 8” to 6” erect and kept that over many years.

With Phallosan Forte, I keep up to 12 hours a day for 6 days a week and keep it in the red zone now; I see much better results after that. My tool hits the water in the toilet now, which is new, so I know it is working.

I also started a jelq routing combined with the Bathmate Hydromax. I use the Hydromax for three 5 minute sessions in the bath/shower for 15 minutes total. I follow that with 200 jelqs in all directions. I finally measured again because I noticed some gains and now have increased by erect length from 6” to 6.75” in 1.5 months! I gotta keep it going - my goal is 8.5” erect. My girth has remained at 4.5” erect, but hoping the new jelq and hydromax routine help out with girth. I just started the hydromax and jelqing a week ago.

I have low-testosterone, so looking to get some testosterone replacement that will help with my energy level and hopefully the erections as well!

Best of luck to all!

Good luck man, wishing you success!

Great Job, keep it up. Looks like I started about the same time as you, but using a quick extender pro, along with pumping, Jelqs, supplements, and medication. I have nearly the same gain, but my starting point was much shorter at 4.8”, but is now 5.5” BPEL. I have a question as to whether your tension device is correcting the curve, or did you have have a bump? I don’t have a bump or a curve, but my son does and he is looking hard at the phalli-son. Thanks

It’s a frequent topic of discussion here; when it’s time, use the search function and browse some of the threads on it.

Be aware that there’s no official medical standard for testosterone levels. Each doctor, or more often the patient’s insurance company, makes their own decision about what your testosterone level should be, and they can vary quite a bit.

Almost all of them judge your “correct” testosterone level by your age. As men get older, their T level drops. Most insurers will only pay for enough testosterone to bring you up to their version of what someone your age should have.

It’s like if you had osteoporosis or cataracts, but they’d only treat you up to the point you were “average” instead of completely dealing with the problem.

You can find “internet doctors” who will diagnose and write you a legitimate prescription any pharmacy will fill, but the expense would come out of your own pocket, and an average monthly dose runs about $200, retail. Reimbursement from an insurance carrier to a pharmacy is probably more like $10.

I never had a curvature to my penis - it was a different form of the disease that had the calcification nodule followed by narrowing and shortening of the penis. No curvature for me, but phalli-son is likely a great way to correct curvature and I have seen other replicas that are 50% of the price.

Good luck!