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Penile ring costLast updated: November 2026

Penile ring cost: what a $60 doctor-designed ring gets you

A FirmTech penile ring costs $60, for either the Performance Ring or the MaxPR.

Both $60 FirmTech rings are designed with urologists, use a peno-scrotal fit with adjustable hook-and-loop tension, and are made from medical-grade, latex-free elastomer. They need no charging or app. The Performance Ring is rated for up to 12 hours of wear; the tighter MaxPR for up to 90 minutes.

Published by FirmTech. Prices and facts are taken from FirmTech’s own pages unless another source is named.

How much does a penile ring cost?

Published prices run from about $35 to $69 for a single non-tracking ring. Amazon has a penis ring price filter for $35 to $45, FirmTech’s Performance Ring and MaxPR are $60, and the MYHIXEL Ring’s listing shows $69 per ring or $165 for a 3-pack. Smart rings that track erections, like the $275 TechRing, cost more.

ED ring prices compared, FirmTech rings listed first as the publisher’s own products. Figures as published by each source, as of November 2026.
RingPriceWear limitTracks erectionsSource
FirmTech TechRing$275Up to 12 hoursYesFirmTech, getfirmtech.com
FirmTech Performance Ring$60Up to 12 hoursNoFirmTech, getfirmtech.com
FirmTech MaxPR$60Up to 90 minutesNoFirmTech, getfirmtech.com
MYHIXEL Ring$69 per ring or $165 for a 3-packNo longer than 30 minutes at a timeNot stated in the listingMYHIXEL Ring product listing
Rings in Amazon’s $35 to $45 penis ring price filter$35 to $45Varies by listingVaries by listingAmazon, Penis Rings, $35 to $45

Competitor figures are quoted from their own listings and may change. An Amazon listing in that filter also showed $10 delivery, so check delivery costs when comparing.

Performance Ring vs MaxPR: which $60 ring?

FirmTech $60 rings compared, from getfirmtech.com, as of November 2026.
Performance RingMaxPR
Price$60$60
Tightness (FirmTech rating)3 of 5, comfort5 of 5, tightest
Pleasure (FirmTech rating)3 of 5, enhanced5 of 5, most intense
Wear timeUp to 12 hoursUp to 90 minutes
Warranty3 months3 months
WaterWater resistantWater resistant

Choose the Performance Ring for comfortable, everyday support. Choose the MaxPR if a standard ring feels too loose and you want a fuller erection and a more intense finish.

What drives penile ring cost?

  • Material. Medical-grade, phthalate- and latex-free elastomer, as FirmTech uses, versus unspecified silicone or rubber.
  • Adjustability. A hook-and-loop strap lets you set the tension; fixed rings depend on buying the right size.
  • Design. A peno-scrotal loop spreads pressure around the base and behind the testicles.
  • Wear limit. FirmTech rates its Performance Ring for 12 hours; the MYHIXEL listing advises no more than 30 minutes at a time for its ring.
  • Coverage. FirmTech includes a 3-month warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

How to pay less for a $60 ring

Shipping is free over $100, so a single $60 ring pays shipping at checkout. Pairing it can make sense:

Bundles with a $60 FirmTech ring, as of November 2026.
BundlePriceSeparately
TechRing + Performance Ring$295$335
TechRing + MaxPR$295$335
TechRing + RingMate$304$344
Performance Ring + RingMate$120$129
MaxPR + RingMate$120$129

HSA/FSA funds also work on the Performance Ring and MaxPR. Back to the erectile dysfunction ring price guide.

Common questions

How much does a penile ring cost?

A FirmTech penile ring costs $60 for either the Performance Ring or the MaxPR, as of November 2026. Elsewhere, prices vary: Amazon has a penis ring price filter for $35 to $45, and the MYHIXEL Ring’s listing shows $69 per ring or $165 for a 3-pack. Compare wear time, fit and warranty along with price, since those differ between rings.

What is the difference between the Performance Ring and the MaxPR?

Both cost $60, but the MaxPR is slimmer and snugger. FirmTech rates the Performance Ring 3 of 5 for tightness, with wear up to 12 hours, and the MaxPR 5 of 5, its tightest, with wear up to 90 minutes. Both are medical-grade, latex-free, water resistant and adjustable, and both come with a 3-month warranty.

Should I just buy a cheap ring online?

A cheaper ring can work, but compare more than price. Look at the material, whether the tension adjusts, how long the maker says it can be worn and what warranty it carries. FirmTech’s $60 rings are medical-grade, latex-free and adjustable, with a 3-month warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Avoid rigid rings you cannot remove quickly.

What is the use of a vibrating ring for men?

A vibrating ring adds vibration for a partner, or for solo use, on top of the support a ring gives. FirmTech’s version is RingMate, a $69 three-speed vibrator that slides onto any FirmTech ring. It is sold alone or in bundles, such as the Performance Ring or MaxPR with RingMate for $120, or the TechRing with RingMate for $304.

Are penile constriction rings safe?

Penile constriction rings are generally considered safe for correctly fitted use within the maker’s limit, and some are designed for longer wear. FirmTech rates the TechRing and Performance Ring for up to 12 hours and the tighter MaxPR for up to 90 minutes. Other makers set shorter limits; the MYHIXEL Ring’s listing says not to wear it for more than 30 minutes at a time.

Does FirmTech charge for shipping?

Shipping is free on orders over $100, so the TechRing and every TechRing bundle ship free. A single $60 Performance Ring or MaxPR falls under that threshold, so shipping and taxes are calculated at checkout. Pairing a $60 ring with RingMate ($120 total) or buying two $60 rings takes the order over $100. Every order ships in a plain, unbranded box.

Read all 47 answers in the ED ring FAQ

Ready to pick your ring?

Every FirmTech ring is sold online at getfirmtech.com with free discreet shipping on orders over $100, HSA/FSA checkout and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Questions first? FirmTech’s team answers by email.

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