Rigicon?

[Coasty]

I had my pre-op with Dr Hakky today for my Titan implant surgery in December. He offered a Rigicon implant early next year if I wanted to be part of FDA testing. I don’t know enough about the Rigicon and hesitant to be part of a test group. Is it worth delaying the surgery to get the Rigicon? He mentioned it should eliminate the dog ears and more user friendly pump.

[ElbowRoom]

I had my pre-op with Dr Hakky today for my Titan implant surgery in December. He offered a Rigicon implant early next year if I wanted to be part of FDA testing. I don’t know enough about the Rigicon and hesitant to be part of a test group. Is it worth delaying the surgery to get the Rigicon? He mentioned it should eliminate the dog ears and more user friendly pump.

Maaaaybe. How big are you? A testing group is just that…TESTING. The Rigicon has a good history in Europe. But it’s new tech in the states. I would do a lot of research before agreeing to be part of a test concerning my johnson.

I love Hakky to death, he’s an exceptional surgeon and did my implant. But how many Rigicons has he done? Yes, it’s functionally the same as a Titan or AMS. But every device has its quirks and I don’t know if I want to be part of the learning curve. That said, I have no doubt Hakky would do an exceptional job.

[AussieGuy81]

Rigicon are getting popular everywhere else in the world, once the FDA approves it for you guys it will become more popular there too.
I'm in Australia, there are a few guys I've chatted to the have mentioned something about the trial here too.
I'm pretty sure here Rigicon give a lifetime warranty as well but I could be wrong, I'm sure one of the other guys will chime in soon