Resources · foreGestalt technical specifications, size selection and use modalities

Perform the measurement(s) on your flaccid penis. Do NOT take the readings when your penis is erect or half-erect.

• Diameter measurement: Either take a rigid ruler and read the width of the upper portion of the penis shaft. Try to look vertically down to reduce the parallax. Alternatively, take a caliper and measure the diameter without forcing the jaws into the skin. Instead, they should barely touch the skin.
• Circumference measurement: Take a flexible measuring tape (self-retracting metal tape measures will NOT work) and wrap it around the upper portion of the penis shaft. Take the reading on the side of the tape that is facing you, just where the end of the tape touches it from below. Make sure the tape sits loosely. It should not squeeze your penis shaft.

Due to measurement errors, the diameter-to-circumference conversion (or vice versa) will very likely result in a mismatch between the two. (Calculation: circumference = diameter *  π =  diameter * 3.141 or diameter = circumference / 3.141) . A discrepancy of ±2 mm (ca. ±0.1″) for the diameter and ±4 mm (ca. ±0.15″) for the circumference is quite normal. It will only affect your size choice from the table below if your readings are just at the borderline between two sizes. In that case, the diameter of your corona or glans will help you decide: if your corona and/or glans are notably broader than your shaft, go for the larger size. Otherwise, select the smaller size. The larger-size foreGestalt companion may actually work as well, but be more difficult to apply and/or tend to slip off more easily upon tension.

If none of the three sizes fits you, please get in contact with us to discuss a custom-made foreGestalt companion that will suit you.