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Erectile dysfunction ring price at FirmTech

An erectile dysfunction ring from FirmTech costs $60 for the Performance Ring or MaxPR and $275 for the TechRing, with bundles from $120 to $499 and accessories from $15. The price gap comes from tracking: only the TechRing measures your erections. Every ring is HSA/FSA eligible, and orders over $100 ship free.

Last updated: November 2026 · Published by FirmTech

How much does an ED ring cost?

A FirmTech ED ring costs $60 without tracking or $275 with tracking. Add RingMate for $69, or buy it with a $60 ring for $120 total. With HSA or FSA funds, you pay for the ring with pre-tax dollars.

Full FirmTech price list

FirmTech rings, bundles and accessories price list, as of November 2026
ItemTypePriceHSA/FSAShips free
TechRingRing$275YesYes
Performance RingRing$60YesNo, under $100
MaxPRRing$60YesNo, under $100
TechRing + VaxAid Deluxe pumpBundle, save $75$499 $574Yes, bundles that pair ringsYes
TechRing + RingMateBundle, save $40$304 $344Yes, bundles that pair ringsYes
TechRing + Performance RingBundle, save $40$295 $335Yes, bundles that pair ringsYes
TechRing + MaxPRBundle, save $40$295 $335Yes, bundles that pair ringsYes
Performance Ring + RingMateBundle, save $9$120 $129Yes, bundles that pair ringsYes
MaxPR + RingMateBundle, save $9$120 $129Yes, bundles that pair ringsYes
RingMateAccessory$69NoOnly in an order over $100
Replacement SleeveAccessoryFrom $15NoOnly in an order over $100
Sliquid Naturals SilverAccessoryFrom $18NoOnly in an order over $100
Mentholated L'Arginine GelAccessory$25NoOnly in an order over $100
TechRing protection planAdd-on$29 (1 year), $39 (2 years)NoNot applicable

What raises or lowers the price

  • Tracking costs more

    The TechRing is $275 because it adds sensors, a 12-hour rechargeable battery, Bluetooth and the app. The two rings without tracking are $60.

  • Bundles lower the total

    Pairing items saves $9 to $75. Two rings with tracking in one order costs $295 instead of $335.

  • HSA/FSA uses pre-tax money

    Rings and bundles that pair them are HSA/FSA eligible through Flex at checkout. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not.

  • Free shipping over $100

    A single $60 ring or $69 RingMate pays shipping. Any bundle or the TechRing ships free.

  • Optional protection

    The TechRing protection plan adds $29 for 1 year or $39 for 2 years and covers accidents and priority replacement.

  • Spread the cost

    FirmTech's TechRing page shows 4 interest-free payments of $68.75. Check checkout for what applies to you.

Price facts

What you get for $60 versus $275

At $60, the Performance Ring and MaxPR give firmer, longer-lasting erections with the same doctor-designed peno-scrotal fit as the TechRing. There is nothing to charge or pair. Warranty is 3 months.

At $275, the TechRing adds built-in sensors that measure firmness, duration and nighttime erections, Bluetooth, the free FirmTech app with an Erectile Fitness Score, a 12-hour battery and a 1-year warranty on the electronics with 2 sleeve replacements. If you only want the erection support, the $60 rings do the same job.

Price range by the numbers

Performance Ring or MaxPR
$60
TechRing with tracking
$275
RingMate on its own
$69
Lowest bundle (ring + RingMate)
$120
TechRing sleeves, starting price
$15
TechRing in 4 interest-free payments
$68.75

How to pay with HSA or FSA

  1. Step 1

    Add a ring

    Add a ring or ring bundle to your FirmTech cart and go to checkout.

  2. Step 2

    Choose Flex

    Pick "Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA" as your payment method.

  3. Step 3

    Short survey

    Answer a brief telehealth questionnaire for your Letter of Medical Necessity, at no extra cost.

  4. Step 4

    Pay

    Use your HSA or FSA card, or any card and claim reimbursement with the receipt.

Who should choose something else

  • Men with an erect girth above 5.5 inches (14 cm): FirmTech rings are not designed for that size.
  • Anyone who wants to treat the cause of ED: a ring supports erections while worn. Talk to a doctor about treatment options.
  • Anyone with a bleeding disorder or on blood thinners: ask a doctor before using any constriction ring.

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Common questions

How much do erectile dysfunction rings cost?
At FirmTech, the Performance Ring and MaxPR cost $60 each and the TechRing costs $275. The difference is tracking: the TechRing has sensors, a 12-hour rechargeable battery and an app that measures firmness, duration and nighttime erections. The two $60 rings give the same erection support with nothing to charge.
Which FirmTech bundle saves the most money?
The TechRing plus VaxAid Deluxe pump bundle saves the most at $75: $499 instead of $574. The other three TechRing bundles each save $40. The Performance Ring plus RingMate and MaxPR plus RingMate bundles each save $9, at $120 instead of $129.
Can I pay for an ED ring with my HSA or FSA?
Yes for the rings. FirmTech says the TechRing, Performance Ring and MaxPR are HSA/FSA eligible, including bundles that pair them, through Flex at checkout with a short telehealth questionnaire at no extra cost. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not eligible. Your plan administrator has the final say on coverage.
Is shipping free?
Shipping is free on FirmTech orders over $100. Every bundle and the TechRing clear that threshold. A single $60 ring or RingMate on its own does not, which makes the $120 RingMate bundles worth a look if you were planning to buy a ring and RingMate anyway.
Can I pay for the TechRing in installments?
FirmTech's TechRing page shows an option of 4 interest-free payments of $68.75. FirmTech checkout also supports Shop Pay. Check the checkout page for the payment options that apply to your cart, since they can depend on what you are buying.
Is the TechRing protection plan worth it?
It depends on how you use the ring. The plan costs $29 for one year or $39 for two years and covers accidents, failure and priority replacement. The TechRing already has a 1-year warranty on its electronics, so the plan mainly matters if you want accident cover or a second year of protection.
Do I need the TechRing, or is a $60 ring enough?
A $60 ring is enough if you only want firmer, longer erections, since all three FirmTech rings provide that. The TechRing adds built-in sensors, Bluetooth, an app and nighttime erection tracking. That matters if you want to measure your sexual health over time or share data with a doctor.

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Prices here are as of November 2026. Checkout at getfirmtech.com always shows the live price.

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