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CEO @EpicExtender. Behind the scenes of building the best PE brand. No BS on getting bigger.

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Years ago I filmed my PE results. Then I hid the video.

My mom was subscribed to my channel. I was ashamed.

My girlfriend asked me one question: "What's the worst that can happen?"

I posted it.

That video is why the channel took off. The channel led to the course, the Discord, our app, and the extender I built because nothing on the market was good enough.

The thing you're most ashamed of might be the thing that changes your life.

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My most expensive mistake cost multiple six figures.

It wasn't a bad product. It was the wrong supplier.

For 3 years, everything we sold shipped from China, through a supplier and fulfillment setup that was wrong for us.

A different supplier and a US warehouse from the start would have saved all of it.

The product is only half the business. How it gets to the customer is the other half. Nobody posts about logistics, but it can sink you.

Most of our orders go to the US. The warehouse should have been there on day one. We finally have it now.

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The thing that surprised me most in our app data:

The success rate was so high. Yet very few guys stuck to the routine.

5,777 men logged training. Only 164 ever reached 250 hours. That's under 3 in 100.

And at 250+ hours, 9 in 10 gained length. 1 in 5 gained an inch or more.

Here's how fast guys drop off:
10 hours: 1,904
50 hours: 853
100 hours: 479
250 hours: 164

PE has a quitting problem, not a results problem.

(Self-measured app data. Guys who see results keep logging, so take it with a grain of salt. The drop-off is real though.)

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What makes me cringe:

Guys skip the tutorial. Wing the setup. Use the wrong cup size. Then post "PE doesn't work."

Our coaches have corrected the wrong cup or sleeve size about 225 times. It's the #1 mistake by far.

Watch the tutorial first. Then complain.

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@ItsChrisCorado 100%

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May 29, 2023. My first sale.

I had just announced the extender. Someone bought it almost right away. I couldn't believe how fast it happened.

Then sales went slow. Really slow.

I questioned myself many times.

I kept going because I felt there was so much I could give to this field.

That first buyer has been doing PE for 20 years. He's still our #1 fan. A lot of his ideas are in the products you can buy today, and he still sends me new ones.

If you're building something and it's slow, that's normal. The first sale proves someone wants it. The slow part is where most people quit.

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"How long does it take to gain an inch?"

I get this question every single day.

It's like asking how long it takes to gain 10 lb of muscle.

Depends on your body. Depends where you start. Depends how serious you are.

Anyone who gives you an exact number is guessing. Or selling.

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I considered fillers myself.

I've got nothing against them. But I don't think they make a big difference. You're adding soft tissue on top of hard tissue. It's not going to feel the same.

Surgery? Super risky, expensive, and the results speak for themselves. I've read over 150 stories from guys who got surgery or injections. Most of the implant guys regretted it. A lot of them had it taken out, and some ended up shorter than before.

Red light is different. It actually helps.

The heat warms up the tissue and relaxes it, so it stretches better. It also helps you recover between sessions.

I spent thousands testing red light devices. Some were straight-up scams. You turn them on and feel nothing. The one I ended up using every session was a simple strap you wrap around your D while you stretch.

If you want more size, the basics still win. Stretch, pump, recover. Give it a real year before you let anyone cut you.

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I burned a good six figures on Meta ads before a single one worked.

That's the part of running a PE brand nobody sees.

Most ad platforms don't want us. Ads get rejected. Accounts get shut down. Every image and every word gets checked for anything that sounds like PE.

So you have to be extremely careful and creative. And even then, most of it fails.

That's why you keep seeing the same few brands everywhere. Not because they're the best. Because they could afford to burn money until something stuck.

It's also why I put so much into YouTube, our Discord and now X. Here I can actually talk to you.

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My extender has been found at airport security more times than I can count.

Every time, I tell them exactly what it is.

And most times, they're more awkward about it than I am.

I'm not shy about it. My face is all over YouTube talking about PE. My friends know. My family knows. There are devices all over my house.

The only thing that makes PE weird is the shame. Drop the shame and it's just a gadget in your bag.

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Most of the PE community is wrong about tension.

They think the harder you pull, the faster you grow. So they crank it up, it hurts after 20 minutes, and they take it off.

I believe the opposite. Time under tension matters more than high tension.

Your tissue grows from steady pressure over a long time. Not from a few minutes of pain.

Think about braces. They don't yank your teeth into place in a day. Steady pressure, for months.

So:
Use a tension you can actually hold for an hour or more.
Do it most days.
Go up slowly, only when it feels easy.
Stop at pain, cold or numbness.

Our app backs it up. The guys who logged 250+ hours gained the most by far. 9 in 10 of them gained length.

Hours win. Pain doesn't.

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I've bought most of the extenders on the market. Here's the dirty secret.

The worst ones usually have the biggest ad budgets. They're the ones you find first on Google.

And here's one more, from a guy who makes extenders. I've seen guys get impressive gains with some of the crappiest devices out there.

Because the device doesn't give you results. You do.

What a good device actually does is make it easy to show up:
It gets to real tension without hurting.
It stays on without slipping.
It doesn't choke the blood flow to the head. Tube and strap designs can.
It's comfortable enough that you don't dread putting it on.

That last one matters most. The best extender is the one you'll actually wear tomorrow.

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If you're small, this one's for you.

I looked at how much guys gained in our app based on where they started.

Started under 5.75" (bone-pressed): typical gain +0.59". More than half gained half an inch or more.
Started 5.75" to 6.75": +0.39"
Started over 6.75": +0.26"

The smaller guys gained more than twice as much as the big guys.

Girth showed the same thing. Guys who pumped and started under 4.75" around gained 3 times more than guys who started over 5.25".

Now the other side.

Most guys who start PE aren't small at all. The typical guy in our app starts at 5.75" without bone pressing. Doctors who measured 692 men found an average of 5.17".

Even if some guys measure a little generously, most of them are already average or bigger.

So if you're small, you have the most to gain.

And if you're average, you're probably fine already. Train because you want more, not because you think something is wrong with you.

(Self-measured app data.)

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What penis enlargement really costs in the USA:

Fat transfer $6,500
HA filler $12,000 (kept 3 years)
Graft surgery $15,000
Penis implant $18,000

We checked 814 clinic prices in 58 countries to get these. Then we built a free calculator so you can see yours.

Pick what you want and where you live. You see the price, how much it adds and how long it lasts.

Some of it doesn't last. In one study, about half the gain from a fat transfer was gone in a year.

See what it costs where you live:
https://t.co/KOJjFbgU0S

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Jelqing is free. That's why so many guys try it.

I went through every jelqing message in our Discord. 269 of them, over 3 years.

21 guys shared their own results:
8 said they gained. Only 4 gave a number, and 2 of those also used a pump or hanger.
4 gained nothing.
3 only got harder erections, or it faded when they stopped.
4 got hurt. Soreness, bleeding, and one guy felt a "pop" and had veins that stayed empty for 15 years.
2 couldn't tell.

Free isn't free if it costs you your D.

That's why our coaches tell guys not to jelq. Stretch with a device, pump for girth, skip the risk.

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The first thing PE changes usually isn't size. It's your erections.

In our Discord, guys noticed something new at about 4 weeks. Usually harder erections or a fuller hang. Not length.

Real length shows up later. Months, not weeks.

My rough timeline:
2 to 4 weeks: better erections
2 to 3 months: small changes you can measure
6+ months: changes that stay
12+ months: real results

Here's where guys blow it. They measure every week, see nothing and quit. About half of guys who start an extender quit in the first month.

Measure every 3 months. Same time, same way. Judge it after 6 months, not 6 days.

Gains take longer than you want. But they come faster than you think.

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The average guy is 5.2 inches.

Not 6. Not 7. Measured by doctors.

Most guys have no idea where they really stand. So we built a free calculator.

Put in your length and girth. In 10 seconds you see:
- how you rank against men measured by doctors in 8 countries
- how you'd rank in each region
- the size women actually pick

One thing surprises everyone. 6 inches beats 90 out of 100 men measured by doctors. Against guys who measured themselves at home, it beats 66.

Guys round up. Doctors don't.

Find out where you stand:
https://t.co/NYEtg8JQue

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Most PE before and after pics online are fake. Not always on purpose. Here's how to spot it.

1. The ruler moves. Pushed into the fat pad in one photo, resting on top in the other. That alone can look like real gains.

2. The angle changes. A phone held close with a wide lens makes anything look bigger.

3. The "after" is right after pumping. That's swelling. It's gone in a few hours.

4. The erection is different. A weak erection before and a full one after looks like growth. PE often improves erections first, so even honest guys fool themselves.

5. Girth is measured in a new spot. The base is thicker than the middle.

Real progress looks boring. Same ruler. Same spot. Same time of day. Month after month.

How to measure for real:
Full erection.
Ruler on top, pressed to the bone.
Girth at mid-shaft.
Measure 3 times and take the middle number.
Every 3 months, not every day.

If a brand only shows you the crazy ones, ask why.

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Guys who trained 90+ minutes a day didn't grow more than guys who did 45 to 90.

Guys who trained 3+ days a week did a lot better than guys who trained once.

I checked our app logs.

Minutes per training day (typical length gain):
45 to 90 min: +0.39"
90+ min: +0.35"
Longer sessions didn't help.

Days per week:
Under 1.5 days: 4% gained an inch or more. 9.5% actually lost length.
3+ days: 11% gained an inch or more. Only 2.4% lost length.

Pumps showed the same thing. Guys pumping at 11+ inHg didn't gain more girth than guys under 5 inHg (+0.08" vs +0.12"). Higher pressure didn't buy them anything.

Your D isn't a muscle you max out in one session. It's more like braces. Steady pressure, often, for a long time.

Time under tension is what grows you. It just has to be spread out. 7 hours on Sunday isn't the same as 1 hour every day.

So stop trying to hero it with a 3-hour session on Sunday.

1 to 2 hours a day, most days of the week. That's the whole secret.

(Self-measured app data.)

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I make more money when you buy the Epic PRO.

I still tell most guys to get the regular Epic.

The PRO is for PE geeks who want to see their exact tension. Most guys don't need that. They need to show up every day.

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