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Erectile Dysfunction Ring Price
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An erectile dysfunction ring from FirmTech costs $60 or $275 as of November 2026, depending on whether you want health tracking.
In the FirmTech Ring Fit Guide price breakdown, the Performance Ring and MaxPR are $60 each and the TechRing, which adds sensors and an app, is $275. Bundles run from $120 to $499, shipping is free over $100, and all three rings are HSA/FSA eligible, which lets you pay with pre-tax dollars.
How much does an erectile dysfunction ring cost?
$60 for a FirmTech ring without tracking, $275 for the TechRing. The difference pays for sensors, a rechargeable battery, Bluetooth and the FirmTech app; the fit, materials and peno-scrotal shape are the same across all three.
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Every FirmTech price in one table
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Performance Ring | $60 | No tracking, 3-month warranty |
| MaxPR | $60 | No tracking, 3-month warranty |
| TechRing | $275 | Sensors and app, 1-year warranty |
| Performance Ring or MaxPR + RingMate | $120 (was $129) | Save $9 |
| TechRing + Performance Ring or MaxPR | $295 (was $335) | Save $40 |
| TechRing + RingMate | $304 (was $344) | Save $40 |
| TechRing + VaxAid Deluxe pump | $499 (was $574) | Save $75 |
| TechRing protection plan | $29 (1 year) or $39 (2 years) | Optional add-on |
| TechRing replacement sleeve | From $15 | Replace about every 30 nights |
What raises or lowers the cost
Five things that change what you pay
Tracking. Adding sensors moves you from $60 to $275. Bundles. Two rings together save $40 on TechRing bundles and $9 on RingMate bundles. Shipping. Free over $100, so a single $60 ring pays shipping while any TechRing order does not. HSA/FSA. Rings and ring bundles are eligible, so you can use pre-tax money; accessories, protection plans and shipping are not. Warranty. The TechRing includes 1 year plus 2 sleeve replacements; the $60 rings include 3 months. Optional TechRing protection costs $29 or $39.
Decide if you want data
Yes: TechRing. No: Performance Ring or MaxPR.
Check whether a bundle fits
Two rings often cost less together, and bundles pass the $100 free shipping line.
Pay with HSA/FSA if you have it
Choose Flex at checkout and complete the short questionnaire.
Can I pay for an ED ring with HSA or FSA?
Yes. FirmTech works with Flex: pick "Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA" at checkout, answer a short telehealth questionnaire for the Letter of Medical Necessity at no extra cost, then pay with your HSA or FSA card. No card handy? Pay by credit card through Flex and submit the itemized receipt and letter to your plan. Your plan administrator has the final say on coverage.
Market context for ring prices
The wider market is large and growing. Dataintelo estimates the global cock ring market generated $1.68 billion of sales at manufacturer level in 2025 and reaches $2.84 billion by 2034, a compound annual growth rate of 6.0%. It puts North America at 35.0% of global value in 2025. The same report notes US duties on Chinese goods rose from 84 percent to 145 percent in April 2025, and that higher landed costs fed through to shelf prices over the following months.
Free shipping thresholds vary by seller: a Medical News Today ED ring guidelists one retailer with free shipping on orders over $150, and an Osbon tension ring guide lists free shipping for orders over $100. FirmTech's threshold is $100.
Source for market figures: Dataintelo, Cock Ring Market Size, Share and Forecast Report 2025 to 2034. These are third-party market estimates, not FirmTech figures.
$60 or $275. Pick the one you need.
HSA/FSA eligible, free discreet shipping over $100, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Price questions
How much does an erectile dysfunction ring cost?
FirmTech rings cost $60 or $275 as of November 2026. The Performance Ring and MaxPR are $60 each, and the TechRing, which adds sensors and an app, is $275. Bundles run from $120 to $499. Shipping is free on orders over $100, and every ring is HSA/FSA eligible. More in the FAQ
Why does the TechRing cost more than the other rings?
The TechRing costs $275 because it contains sensors, a rechargeable battery and Bluetooth, and it comes with the FirmTech app. It measures firmness, duration and nighttime erections. The $60 Performance Ring and MaxPR give the same kind of erection support without tracking, and have nothing to charge, pair or set up. More in the FAQ
Can I use my HSA or FSA to buy an ED ring?
Yes, FirmTech rings are HSA/FSA eligible. At checkout you choose Flex as the payment method, answer a short telehealth questionnaire for the Letter of Medical Necessity at no extra cost, and pay with your HSA or FSA card. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not eligible, and your plan administrator has the final say. More in the FAQ
Are there bundle deals on FirmTech rings?
Yes. As of November 2026, the TechRing plus a Performance Ring or MaxPR is $295 instead of $335, the TechRing plus RingMate is $304 instead of $344, and the TechRing plus VaxAid Deluxe pump is $499 instead of $574. The Performance Ring or MaxPR with RingMate is $120 instead of $129. More in the FAQ
Is shipping free on ED rings?
Shipping on FirmTech orders is free over $100. A single $60 ring falls below that threshold, while the TechRing and every ring bundle qualify. FirmTech sells online nationwide, and orders ship in a plain, unbranded box with no product name on the packing slip or card statement. More in the FAQ
What is the FirmTech return policy?
FirmTech offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. If a ring does not meet your expectations, you can start a return online through the FirmTech returns portal with your order number and email. The TechRing also carries a 1-year warranty, and the Performance Ring and MaxPR carry 3-month warranties. More in the FAQ