I hope you ask about malleable, I have only had 1 implant and it has went bad, as much as I have been reading seems the IPP fail pretty commonly. Maybe malleable is the way to go, but I am 64(soon), so maybe that would work better for me. Good luck and keep us posted.

My wife does not want a malleable, she says that the malleable will be hard to hide, doesn't bother me but it does her, will be going soon to a urologist to get a revision since the titan failed after 5 yrs. Maybe ask the doctor about the least problematic unit that they have implanted, they will al...

Where and who was your surgeon? Seems like they would honor their work.

I purchased the one on Amazon a week ago, I have started using it this week. My implant failed and will have to have a replacement performed so in the mean time I am going to keep the fella working and maybe get a little more length while using it before the revision.

Easymoney, do you think it would be difficult riding a bicycle with a malleable?

Thanks bp1111

Good luck, sounds like ams is the way to go..

Good writeup sworks17, I also rails to trails with my wife and enjoy cycling, I had the Titan coloplast implanted 5yrs ago and it has failed, Dr. Thinks tubing failure. I have often thought about the bicycling causing this but nice to hear others are not having issues. I think a malleable may be wor...

Hello , I have a titan coloplast as well and implanted in 2019, It has failed a couple of weeks ago, believe the tubing failed. I have a place on my left side base underneath that has felt like where the tubing leaves the pump and goes to the connector that fills the cylinders, I believe that is whe...

Thanks for the write up readytogo