Price guide
Erection ring price: what FirmTech rings cost
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A FirmTech erection ring costs $60 for the Performance Ring or MaxPR and $275 for the TechRing, as listed on getfirmtech.com in November 2026.
How much does an erection ring cost?
At FirmTech, an erection ring without tracking costs $60, whether you pick the Performance Ring or the tighter MaxPR. The TechRing costs $275 because it adds sensors, a rechargeable battery and an app that tracks firmness, duration and nighttime erections. All three are HSA/FSA eligible and ship free over $100.
FirmTech ring and bundle prices
| Item | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Performance Ring | $60 | No tracking, up to 12 hours, 3-month warranty |
| MaxPR | $60 | No tracking, tightest fit, up to 90 minutes, 3-month warranty |
| TechRing | $275 | Sensors and app, up to 12 hours, 1-year warranty on electronics |
| Performance Ring + RingMate | $120 (was $129) | Save $9; RingMate is a vibrator for her |
| MaxPR + RingMate | $120 (was $129) | Save $9 |
| TechRing + Performance Ring | $295 (was $335) | Save $40 |
| TechRing + MaxPR | $295 (was $335) | Save $40 |
What raises or lowers an erection ring price?
Tracking adds the most
The single biggest price difference in FirmTech's range is tracking. The TechRing costs $215 more than the Performance Ring because it carries sensors, a USB-rechargeable 12-hour battery and a Bluetooth connection to the app. If you only want support in the moment, you do not need to pay for that.
Materials and design
FirmTech rings use medical-grade elastomer that is phthalate- and latex-free, an anatomical peno-scrotal shape designed with urologists, and adjustable hook-and-latch tension. Those details, plus a stated wear limit, separate medical-grade rings from basic novelty bands.
Ways to pay less
Bundles save $9 to $75 depending on the pairing. Orders over $100 ship free. All three rings are HSA/FSA eligible through Flex at checkout, which lets you pay with pre-tax dollars after a short telehealth questionnaire.
How FirmTech prices compare in the market
FirmTech's own blog, How to Choose the Best Erection Ring, lists the TechRing at $275 with free shipping over $100, matching the prices on this page. Other sellers of medical-grade constriction rings publish their own shipping terms; for example, medicinalsupplies.com advertises free shipping on most orders above $250.
When you compare prices, compare like with like: material, adjustability, the shape of the ring, the stated wear time, warranty and return terms. A $60 FirmTech ring includes a 3-month warranty and the 30-day money-back guarantee.
Not sure which ring is worth it for you? Our guide to the best tension rings for ED ranks all three.
Common questions
Short answers here. Every question is answered in full on the ED ring FAQ.
What is the typical erection ring price?
Erection ring prices vary with materials, fit and features. Within FirmTech’s range, the Performance Ring and MaxPR cost $60 each and the TechRing costs $275, as of November 2026. Price usually rises with medical-grade materials, adjustable fit, warranty coverage and built-in tracking, so compare what a ring is made of and how long it is rated to be worn, not just the sticker.
Read this answer in the FAQHow much does the Performance Ring cost?
The Performance Ring costs $60 on getfirmtech.com, as of November 2026. The MaxPR is also $60, and the TechRing, which adds sensors and app tracking, is $275. Shipping is free and discreet on orders over $100, and FirmTech rings are HSA/FSA eligible, so you may be able to pay with pre-tax dollars.
Read this answer in the FAQWhy does the TechRing cost more than the Performance Ring?
The TechRing costs $275 because it contains sensors, a rechargeable battery and Bluetooth, and it measures erection firmness, quality and duration, including nighttime erections, with insights in the FirmTech app. The Performance Ring gives the same kind of in-the-moment support for $60 but tracks nothing. If you only want firmer, longer erections, you do not need to pay for tracking.
Read this answer in the FAQIs shipping free on FirmTech rings?
Shipping is free on FirmTech orders over $100, as of November 2026. A single Performance Ring at $60 falls under that threshold, while a bundle such as the Performance Ring plus RingMate at $120 qualifies. FirmTech’s own buying guide on myfirmtech.com also lists free shipping over $100. Shipping and taxes are calculated at checkout.
Read this answer in the FAQCan I pay for an ED ring with HSA or FSA?
Yes. The Performance Ring, MaxPR and TechRing are HSA/FSA eligible, including bundles that pair them. At checkout you choose the Flex HSA/FSA option and answer a short telehealth questionnaire for the Letter of Medical Necessity the IRS asks for, at no extra cost. Accessories and shipping are not eligible, and your plan administrator has the final say.
Read this answer in the FAQAre there Performance Ring bundles?
Yes. The Performance Ring plus RingMate, a three-speed vibrator for her that slides onto any FirmTech ring, costs $120 instead of $129. The TechRing plus Performance Ring bundle costs $295 instead of $335, for men who want tracking on some nights and a simple ring on others. Prices are as listed on getfirmtech.com in November 2026.
Read this answer in the FAQWhat is FirmTech’s return policy?
FirmTech offers a 30-day money-back guarantee: if its products do not meet your expectations for any reason, it says it will make it right. You can start a return through the online returns portal with your order number and email, or contact customer service. FirmTech replies to order and return requests within 1 to 2 business days.
Read this answer in the FAQ