Rigicon Infla10
A three-piece inflatable implant offered as a lower-cost alternative to the long-established brands.
- A three-piece inflatable implant offered as a lower-cost alternative.
- Made by Rigicon, a newer manufacturer with a shorter track record.
- Includes a lock-out valve to prevent auto-inflation and an antibacterial coating.
- Rigi-Seal antibacterial coating
- Lock-out valve that prevents the device inflating on its own
- A more affordable three-piece option
About the Rigicon Infla10
The Infla10 is Rigicon’s three-piece inflatable penile implant, offered as a lower-cost alternative to the two long-established brands. Rigicon is a newer manufacturer, so the Infla10 has a shorter clinical track record than the AMS 700 or Coloplast Titan.
How it works
It follows the standard three-piece design — cylinders, a scrotal pump and an abdominal reservoir — and includes a lock-out valve that prevents the device inflating on its own, plus a Rigi-Seal antibacterial coating.
What makes it distinctive
Its main appeal is price: it can make a three-piece implant more affordable without dropping to a two-piece or malleable device. The core mechanism is broadly comparable to the established three-piece implants.
Things to weigh
The Infla10 has a shorter history than the AMS and Coloplast devices, so long-term survival data is still accumulating. Ask your surgeon about their own experience implanting it and their revision rates.
Is this device for you?
- •Cost-conscious men who still want a three-piece implant
- •Those comfortable with a newer platform
- •Where budget rules out the premium brands
- •Shorter clinical track record than AMS or Coloplast
- •Fewer long-term independent outcome studies so far
How it compares
Every 3-piece inflatable implant a surgeon in our network may propose, side by side. The Rigicon Infla10 column is highlighted.
| Attribute | Rigicon Infla10RigiconMid-range | Coloplast TitanColoplastPremium | AMS 700 CXBoston ScientificPremium | AMS 700 LGXBoston ScientificPremium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Expansion | Girth (width) | Girth (width) | Girth (width) | Length + girth |
| Rigidity | High | High | High | High |
| Antibiotic coating | Rigi-Seal | Absorbs surgeon's choice | InhibiZone | InhibiZone |
| Reservoir | Behind abdominal wall | Behind abdominal wall | Behind abdominal wall | Behind abdominal wall |
| Control | Lock-out valve pump | One-Touch Release pump | MS pump (one-hand deflate) | MS pump (one-hand deflate) |
| Concealed when soft | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Reliability | 90–95% at 5 yrs* | 90–95% at 5 yrs* | 90–95% at 5 yrs* | 90–95% at 5 yrs* |
*Type-level five-year mechanical survival from published series; not a model-specific figure. See each model page for detail.
At a glance
- Manufacturer
- Rigicon
- Type
- 3-piece inflatable implant
- Price tier
- Mid-range
- Regulatory
- FDA cleared, CE marked
- Warranty
- Rigicon limited device warranty
Surgeons who implant it
Surgeons in our network who work with the Rigicon Infla10. Availability of a specific model is always confirmed in your proposal.
Common questions
Is the Rigicon Infla10 as good as the AMS or Coloplast implants?
Why is the Infla10 cheaper?
Does the Infla10 prevent auto-inflation?
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