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What it is
A penile traction device supplied in an aluminium case
Jes-Extender Titanium is made by DanaMedic ApS, Denmark. It applies a steady, adjustable stretch along the shaft. The maker states all Jes-Extender products are made and assembled in Denmark.
| Maker | DanaMedic ApS, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark |
| Traction marks | 1,200 g, 2,000 g, 2,800 g |
| Case | Aluminium flight case |
As stated on the manufacturer’s website and QuickGuide.
Key points
What to know before you choose it
Complete kit
Device, front piece, tube, strap, pad and eight elongation bars.
Bars in three lengths
½ in, 1 in and 2 in bars adjust the length.
Tube or strap
Both are included; the guide says to use only one at a time.
Marked traction
Three marks from 1,200 g to 2,800 g.
Package
What is in the Titanium kit
- 1 base unit
- 1 dual-function front piece
- 1 silicone tube
- 1 comfort strap
- 1 protection pad
- 2 elongation bars, ½ in (1.25 cm)
- 2 elongation bars, 1 in (2.5 cm)
- 4 elongation bars, 2 in (5 cm)
- 1 Jes-Extender QuickGuide
- Aluminium flight case
Contents as listed by the manufacturer for the Titanium model.
How to use
Fitting, as described in the Jes-Extender QuickGuide
1 Add bars
Add elongation bars until the device is slightly longer than the flaccid, fully stretched penis.
2 Front piece
Push the bars into the front piece until it clicks.
3 Tube or strap
Fit either the silicone tube or the comfort strap. Use only one of the two.
4 Put on
Slip the device on and push the front piece towards the body until the springs are compressed.
5 Fasten
Tighten the tube or strap behind the edge of the glans, then release the front piece.
6 Add traction
Turn both hand screws inwards together; stop when the threads become visible.
Start-up programme from the maker: about 1 hour a day in week 1, rising by an hour each week to 6 hours in week 6, at 800–1,200 g at first and up to 2,000 g by weeks 5–6. Traction marks: 1 = 1,200 g, 2 = 2,000 g, 3 = 2,800 g.
Important safety information
- For adults aged 18 and over only (manufacturer).
- The maker says correct use should not be painful and that slight discomfort may occur at the beginning. If you feel pain, take the device off and re-check the fitting instructions.
- Do not go to extremes with traction or wear time; follow the start-up schedule.
- If you have penile curvature, Peyronie’s disease or any medical condition, speak to a doctor before using a traction device.
- Published reviews of traction devices report mild, temporary side effects such as pain, redness, bruising and itching.
Full details
Full product details
If the area behind the glans becomes sore or irritated, the QuickGuide says to place the included protection pad under the tube or strap as a cushion. For the first few weeks the maker advises not wearing the device for more than 4–5 hours at a time.
Independent research on traction devices in general, not on this product:
- A 2023 Cochrane review of non-surgical treatments for Peyronie’s disease rated the evidence for traction as very low certainty.
- A 2019 review reported modest and variable benefit that depended on daily wear time, and noted that studies were small and not randomised. Side effects reported were mild and temporary: pain, redness, bruising and itching.
What is in the box?
The base unit, front piece, silicone tube, comfort strap, protection pad, eight elongation bars and the QuickGuide, in an aluminium case.
Tube or strap?
The kit includes both. The guide says to use only one and to try which suits you.
What do the traction marks mean?
Mark 1 is 1,200 g, mark 2 is 2,000 g and mark 3 is 2,800 g.
Who makes it?
DanaMedic ApS, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark.
- Jes-Extender: Jes-Extender Titanium — manufacturer
- Jes-Extender QuickGuide (PDF) — official manual
- Jes-Extender: start-up programme — manufacturer
- Cochrane: Non-surgical therapy for Peyronie’s disease — independent research
- Valenzuela et al., Therapeutic Advances in Urology 2019 — independent research
Information on this page is taken from the sources above and has not been reviewed by a doctor. Read the label on your pack before use.
Manufacturer information
- Fit: the maker states it is suitable for sizes up to 24 cm (9.1 in).
- Use: the maker recommends 4–6 months at 5–6 hours a day, after a six-week start-up schedule.
- In the box: the base unit, dual-function front piece, silicone tube, comfort strap, protection pad and traction bars in an aluminium case, as listed by the maker.
- Possible issues the maker lists: soreness behind the glans, difficulty finding the right traction, the head slipping, and using too much traction too soon.
What the maker states
The maker states that its results are permanent and reports a 28% increase in erect length and 19% in girth from its own data. These are the maker’s claims.
What the evidence says
Penile traction devices are used by urologists for Peyronie’s disease (penile curvature). Some small studies have reported modest length changes after several months of daily use, but the studies are small, many are linked to manufacturers, and results vary from person to person. Claims of permanent enlargement are the maker’s statements and are not independently proven.
Safety
- Speak to a doctor (ideally a urologist) before use, especially if you have a curvature, a medical condition affecting the penis, or take blood-thinning medicine.
- Start on low traction and follow the maker’s start-up schedule.
- Stop straight away if you feel pain, numbness or coldness, or if the skin changes colour.
- For adults 18+.
Read more: penis extender research: what studies show · all penis extenders.
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