EPIC Hydro Kit

If budget allows, Performance. You get the extender, pump, and ADS. That covers expand, remodel, and maintain.

The app has beginner routines. Start at low tension, low pressure. Build the habit first. Intensity comes later. If budget is tight, Boost gives you the two core tools and you can always add the ADS later.

Boost Kit gives you the two core tools: the extender for traction-based length gains and the pump for girth and erection quality. This covers the Expand and Remodel phases.

Performance Kit adds the All Day Stretcher. This is the Maintain phase. It prevents retraction between sessions and keeps your tissue elongated for hours. Gains stick faster.

Ultimate Kit adds the Vibe XL (vibration + heat to accelerate elongation), Lube (skin protection for extended sessions), and Epic Bone (internal blood flow support). This covers all five phases: Expand, Remodel, Maintain, Accelerate, Fuel. Nothing left out.

The right kit depends on how aggressive you want to be. Boost is a strong start. Performance is the sweet spot for most serious users. Ultimate is the full protocol.

Both. Use it in the shower with water or dry with air. Same device. You choose based on preference. Water creates a more even seal and some men find it more comfortable.

Near silent. Someone in the next room won't hear it. The air-only version is even quieter. Privacy was a design priority because survey data showed men skip sessions when others are home.

Two types of gains. Pump gives an immediate temporary expansion from blood flow. That fades in hours. Over weeks and months of consistent use, tissue remodels permanently. Extender gains are structural. New tissue forms. It doesn't disappear. For maximum permanence, use the ADS between sessions to prevent retraction.

Yes. Recommended actually. Pump first to expand and condition the tissue. Extender after to apply traction while tissue is warm and pliable. Then ADS to maintain. That's the full protocol the Performance and Ultimate kits are built for.

No. The extender uses a vacuum cup, not a noose or clamp. No pinching. No circulation loss. The padded silicone base distributes tension across a wide area. Start at low tension and build gradually. Most men describe it as mild pressure, not pain. If something hurts, you're doing it wrong or going too hard too fast.

Extender: 1 hour. Pump: 10 to 15 minutes. ADS: wear it as long as comfortable, ideally 4 to 6 hours at home. Total active session time is about 1 hour 15 minutes. The rest is passive wear.

You don't need it but you'd be foolish to skip it. It's free. It connects to the Pro and Hydro via Bluetooth. Auto-logs every session. Has built-in routines for beginners. Tracks your measurements with photos behind a PIN. Reminds you to train. The leaderboard and rewards keep you consistent. Consistency is the only thing that determines results.

You can buy additional products separately. But the kits are priced as bundles for a reason. Buying the ADS, Vibe XL, and Bone individually later will cost more than getting the Performance or Ultimate kit upfront. If you think you'll want the full system eventually, start with the kit that includes it.

180-day money-back guarantee. Use it for up to six months. Track with the free app. If consistent use produces no results, you get a full refund. Six months is enough time to run a real protocol. We take the risk.