People like to take on the world and come out victorious. Or, alternatively, to prove to themselves they can make do without a lot of things usually found in stores. Tinkering with devices and building stuff is an abiding pleasure which led to the expansion of DIY stores across Europe and the USA. Many people think it's absolute common sense not to spend money of devices that one can build alone, for both profit and the pleasure of it.

And just like in the case of other industries, the development of the penis enlargement market has not inhibited the initiative of certain men who are keen to save money, distrust any kind of commerce or are eager to prove their independence. These men are all using homemade penis enlargement devices, which they claim to work so close to the performance of devices available on the market that it makes no difference in effectiveness and speed of results.

Since we have never seen or tried their devices, we can't speak of their performances. However, we can warn the penis enlargement community about the risks of using homemade solutions. The reasons why the SizeGenetics traction device is produced in a manufacturing plant and not in an anonymous basement are called "quality and safety standards".

SizeGenetics is a type 1 medical device, which means that it has been inspected and found compliant with a series of safety standards. SizeGenetics is also bearing the CE symbol, which proves that it meets the quality, safety and workmanship standards set by the European Community. These quality certificates show to our current and prospective customers that SizeGenetics is a perfectly safe and effective penis enlargement device, when used correctly.

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The problem with homemade devices is that they are hazardous even when used correctly. A properly manufactured traction device keeps the penis stretched in a single direction. It is not likely to suddenly collapse in a heap of mismatched parts and it's carefully designed not to bend the penis at all. The manufacturer saw to it that its parts would not cut skin or in any way injure the owner, if the device is used as recommended.

A homemade device, assembled from whatever was available at the time, has no such safeguards, but comes bundled with a lot of risks and hazards. It's also important to remember that homemade devices may cause lasting damage. It's a pity to find at one's own expense that a screw that gave at the wrong moment has deprived one of sex for a couple of months or more.

And this is before we get to talk about scars, broken nerve tissue, subcutaneous bleeding and rashes caused by bringing the wrong kind of materials in contact with the skin. Or about the embarrassment of having to explain to a doctor just how you managed to injure THAT part of your body. We admire independence and the intrepid spirit that never gives up, but risking your sex life and health is not something we can approve of.

Simply put, the risks of using a homemade device outweigh by far any possible benefits. Whatever money one may save by not buying a manufactured product are likely to be spent on medical care and treatments. And this is not a good idea, ever.