TOPIC: Considering Ellanse w/ AvantiDerma

A different way to think about it, if it lasts 3 years (and some folks at 4 years supposedly are still fine) and you spend about $6500, w/ 5% interest, the payment is $150-$200. Not bad is how I thought about it. Obviously there are other factors.

After reading a lot of posts, I'm wondering if I should go for a two-up and go for 6.5" - already getting a tiny bit greedy.

@Skeptical_One - how do I get the system to resend a verification e-mail? I never received one. I hate to post here but I didn't see a help type forum section and I've checked out profile/settings.

greygreygrey wrote: I agree with you @zxck and have similar goals as you (I'm at 4.75" Girth right now and would love to be close to 6" one day). I calculated that I might spend around $50-$70,000 throughout my lifetime on keeping my Dick bigger through Ellanse. And that's with the assumption that no other product comes along that lasts longer, is safer, etc.

I think it's a worthy investment to keep us happy and thriving with a big Dick. I'm going to enjoy having that way more than I would a nicer car or slightly bigger home.

That's one point in the PMMA column. I did that same kind of math when I was making my decision.

zxck2020 wrote: @Skeptical_One - how do I get the system to resend a verification e-mail? I never received one. I hate to post here but I didn't see a help type forum section and I've checked out profile/settings.

Not sure why you didn't get one but if you can post here just fine, then I don't think it's necessary.

Haven't had procedure yet and saw someone interested in progress.

I've been super busy with work but I definitely will go forward and am also getting a bit greedy with thinking maybe I should go for bigger.

Who were you looking at for financing options?

I don't need to finance but basically computed the financing equivalent cost to understand what I'm spending on.

I'd likely just use "Plan-It" from AMEX (12months) [$15-20 interest / month] or a HELOC to draw on equity from home at a super low rate (over 3 years) [$10 equivalent interest /month].