Price guideLast updated: November 2026
Erectile dysfunction ring price: $60 to $275 for a doctor-designed ring
A FirmTech erectile dysfunction ring costs $60 for the Performance Ring or MaxPR, or $275 for the TechRing, which also tracks your erections.
FirmTech sells all three rings online nationwide. Each erectile dysfunction ring is designed with urologists, uses the same anatomical peno-scrotal fit and supports firmer, longer-lasting erections. The price difference comes down to one thing: the $275 TechRing adds sensors that measure firmness, quality and duration, including nighttime erections, with insights in the FirmTech app.
Published by FirmTech. Prices and facts are taken from FirmTech’s own pages unless another source is named.
How much does an erectile dysfunction ring cost?
FirmTech’s rings cost $60 or $275, as of November 2026. Pick by what you want the ring to do: simple support, the tightest fit, or support plus data.
TechRing
$275
Firmer, longer erections plus built-in sensors that measure firmness, quality and duration, including nighttime erections, with insights in the FirmTech app.
Choose it if you want better performance and the data to see what is working.
Performance Ring
$60
FirmTech’s original ring for harder, longer erections, with an adjustable, comfortable fit and nothing to charge, pair or set up.
Choose it if you want firmer, longer erections simply, with no app and up to 12 hours of wear.
MaxPR
$60
FirmTech’s tightest ring: slimmer and snugger than the Performance Ring, for maximum firmness and a more intense finish.
Choose it if you want the tightest fit and the most intensity, worn up to 90 minutes at a time.
Which ring should I choose?
For most men who want firmer, longer erections without fuss, the Performance Ring at $60 is the simple pick: no charging, up to 12 hours of wear. Choose the TechRing at $275 if you also want to measure firmness, duration and nighttime erections. The MaxPR at $60 fits a narrower case: men who find a standard ring too loose and want maximum intensity for up to 90 minutes.
Still unsure? FirmTech’s full ring comparison covers every spec, and the ranked guide to the best tension rings for ED explains the order.
What is an erectile dysfunction ring?
An erectile dysfunction ring, also called a tension ring or penile constriction ring, is a band worn at the base of the penis that slows blood from flowing back out, so an erection stays firmer for longer. FirmTech rings loop around the base of the penis and behind the testicles, a peno-scrotal design that spreads pressure evenly. A hook-and-loop strap adjusts the tension, and the rings are made from soft, medical-grade, phthalate- and latex-free elastomer. The effect is mechanical: it starts when the ring goes on and ends when it comes off, with no pills or prescription. A ring does not treat the cause of erectile dysfunction, which can be linked to heart health, so it is worth discussing erection changes with a doctor. Read how ED rings work and who they help most.
FirmTech by the numbers
These are FirmTech’s own published figures about its rings and research, as of November 2026, not an independent audit.
- $60 / $275
- Performance Ring and MaxPR / TechRing price at getfirmtech.com
- 4.6 of 5
- Average rating across 101 reviews shown by FirmTech, as of November 2026
- 40,000+
- Rings sold, as reported by FirmTech
- 308,000+
- Erections analyzed in FirmTech’s database, as reported by FirmTech
- 20+
- Studies published or underway, as listed by FirmTech
- 95%
- Share of men FirmTech says its one adjustable size fits, up to 5.5 in erect girth
TechRing vs Performance Ring vs MaxPR: price and features
All three FirmTech rings share the same fit, material and HSA/FSA eligibility. Price, tracking, tightness and wear time are where they differ.
| TechRing | Performance Ring | MaxPR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $275 | $60 | $60 |
| Best for | Performance plus sexual health data | Long-lasting, harder erections | Tightest fit, more intense orgasms |
| Tracks erections | Yes: firmness, duration and nighttime erections | No | No |
| Safe wear time | Up to 12 hours | Up to 12 hours | Up to 90 minutes |
| Tightness (FirmTech rating) | 3 of 5, secure | 3 of 5, comfort | 5 of 5, tightest |
| Power | USB rechargeable, 12-hour battery | None needed | None needed |
| Water | Splashproof | Water resistant | Water resistant |
| Warranty | 1 year on electronics plus 2 sleeve replacements | 3 months | 3 months |
| Fit | Up to 5.5 in (14 cm) erect girth | Up to 5.5 in (14 cm) erect girth | Up to 5.5 in (14 cm) erect girth |
| Material | Medical-grade elastomer, phthalate- and latex-free | Same | Same |
| HSA/FSA eligible | Yes | Yes | Yes |
TechRing price: what the $275 covers
The TechRing price is $275, and it buys two things in one ring: the same erection support as FirmTech’s $60 rings, plus built-in sensors, a USB-rechargeable battery and a Bluetooth connection to the free FirmTech app. The app shows firmness, duration and nighttime erections as a 0 to 100 Erectile Fitness Score. The TechRing carries a 1-year warranty on the electronics plus 2 sleeve replacements, and FirmTech shows an option of 4 interest-free payments of $68.75.
See the full TechRing price breakdown, bundles and ongoing costs.
Penile ring cost: how $60 compares
FirmTech’s Performance Ring and MaxPR cost $60 each. For context, Amazon runs 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. Wear limits differ as much as prices do, so compare them side by side.
| Ring | Price | Wear limit | Tracks erections | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FirmTech TechRing | $275 | Up to 12 hours | Yes | FirmTech, getfirmtech.com |
| FirmTech Performance Ring | $60 | Up to 12 hours | No | FirmTech, getfirmtech.com |
| FirmTech MaxPR | $60 | Up to 90 minutes | No | FirmTech, getfirmtech.com |
| MYHIXEL Ring | $69 per ring or $165 for a 3-pack | No longer than 30 minutes at a time | Not stated in the listing | MYHIXEL Ring product listing |
| Rings in Amazon’s $35 to $45 penis ring price filter | $35 to $45 | Varies by listing | Varies by listing | Amazon, Penis Rings, $35 to $45 |
How do I buy a FirmTech ring?
- Check the fit. When erect, wrap a soft tape or string around the base. If it is 5.5 inches (14 cm) or less, FirmTech rings fit. Sizing details.
- Pick your ring. Performance Ring or MaxPR at $60, TechRing at $275, or a bundle from $120.
- Choose how to pay. Card, 4 interest-free payments on the TechRing, or HSA/FSA funds through Flex.
- Receive it discreetly. Plain, unbranded box, free shipping on orders over $100, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
What raises or lowers the price you pay?
- Bundles: TechRing plus a Performance Ring or MaxPR is $295 instead of $335.
- HSA/FSA: paying with pre-tax dollars lowers your real cost. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not eligible.
- Shipping: free over $100. A single $60 ring is under that line.
- Add-ons: RingMate is $69, TechRing replacement sleeves start at $15 (replace about every 30 nights), and TechRing protection plans are $29 for 1 year or $39 for 2 years.
Questions about an order? Contact FirmTech.
Common questions
How much does an erectile dysfunction ring cost?
FirmTech’s erectile dysfunction rings cost $60 or $275, as of November 2026. The Performance Ring and the MaxPR are $60 each and give erection support without tracking. The TechRing is $275 because it adds built-in sensors that measure firmness, duration and nighttime erections, with results in the FirmTech app. All three are HSA/FSA eligible and ship free on orders over $100.
Which FirmTech ring should I buy?
Choose the TechRing ($275) if you want performance plus tracking of firmness, duration and nighttime erections. Choose the Performance Ring ($60) if you want harder, longer erections with no app or charging and up to 12 hours of wear. Choose the MaxPR ($60) if you want the tightest fit and most intensity, worn up to 90 minutes at a time.
Do erectile dysfunction rings work?
Erection rings work for many men by keeping blood in the penis, which supports firmer, longer erections from the first use. They do not cure the cause of erectile dysfunction, and the effect ends when the ring comes off. FirmTech lists 20+ studies published or underway, including a 2024 randomized survey study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine comparing two medical-grade devices.
What are the potential side effects of wearing a cockring?
The most common side effects of a cockring are discomfort, numbness, bruising or a cold feeling, usually from a ring that is too tight or worn too long. These are signs to take it off. FirmTech’s rings adjust with a hook-and-loop strap so pressure is firm but not too tight. See a doctor if pain, swelling or discoloration does not settle quickly.
Is there an ED ring size chart for FirmTech rings?
FirmTech rings do not need a size chart because they come in one adjustable size. FirmTech says one size fits 95% of men, up to 5.5 inches (14 cm) of erect girth, and the hook-and-loop strap adjusts to your exact size. If your erect girth is above 5.5 inches, the rings are outside FirmTech’s stated fit range.
Where can I buy erectile dysfunction rings?
You can buy FirmTech erectile dysfunction rings online at getfirmtech.com, which ships nationwide in the United States. FirmTech also keeps a where-to-buy map of doctors, men’s health clinics and stores that carry its rings, and some resellers, such as Fluent Products, list the TechRing. Buying direct gets you FirmTech’s 30-day money-back guarantee and HSA/FSA checkout.
Can I pay for an ED ring with HSA or FSA funds?
Yes. The TechRing, Performance Ring and MaxPR, including bundles that pair them, are HSA/FSA eligible. At checkout you choose Flex as the payment method and answer a short health survey, which provides the Letter of Medical Necessity the IRS asks for, at no extra cost. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not eligible, and your plan administrator has the final say.
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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- Best tension rings for ED: the three FirmTech rings ranked
- ED ring size chart: how FirmTech rings fit and how to measure
- Erection ring side effects and safe wear times
- Do erectile dysfunction rings work? How they help, with ED statistics
- Where to buy erectile dysfunction rings: online, clinics and stores