Prices and payment
How much does an erectile dysfunction ring cost?
Published by FirmTech Last updated: November 2026
A FirmTech erectile dysfunction ring costs $60 for the Performance Ring or MaxPR, and $275 for the TechRing, which adds tracking.
Those are the prices listed on getfirmtech.com in November 2026. The ED Ring Guide, published by FirmTech, sets out what each price buys, what raises or lowers the total, and how to pay with pre-tax HSA or FSA money. All three rings are HSA/FSA eligible, and shipping is free on orders over $100.
Erectile dysfunction ring price list
| Item | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Performance Ring | $60 | Firmer, longer erections; comfort fit; 3-month warranty |
| MaxPR | $60 | Tightest fit; up to 90 minutes; 3-month warranty |
| TechRing | $275 | Sensors and app; up to 12 hours; 1-year warranty |
| TechRing + Performance Ring | $295 (was $335) | Tracking ring plus a simple ring |
| TechRing + MaxPR | $295 (was $335) | Tracking ring plus the tightest ring |
| TechRing + RingMate | $304 (was $344) | Adds a three-speed vibrator for her |
| TechRing + VaxAid Deluxe pump | $499 (was $574) | Adds a water-based vacuum pump |
| Performance Ring or MaxPR + RingMate | $120 (was $129) | Ring plus vibrator |
The TechRing can also be paid as 4 interest-free payments of $68.75. Prices can change, so confirm at getfirmtech.com/shop before you order.
What raises or lowers the cost?
- Tracking. Sensors, a battery and the app account for the $215 gap between the TechRing and the $60 rings.
- Shipping. Free over $100. A single $60 ring is below that; the TechRing and every bundle are above it.
- HSA or FSA. Paying with pre-tax money lowers your effective cost by your tax rate. Use the estimator below.
- Ongoing costs. TechRing replacement sleeves start at $15 and are suggested about every 30 nights. An optional protection plan costs $29 for 1 year or $39 for 2 years. The $60 rings have no running costs.
- Tariffs. Dataintelo reports US duties on Chinese goods rose from 84 percent to 145 percent in April 2025, feeding through to ring shelf prices industry-wide (Dataintelo).
How do I pay for an ED ring with HSA or FSA?
FirmTech works with Flex so you can pay with HSA or FSA funds at checkout. The TechRing, Performance Ring and MaxPR are eligible, including bundles that pair them. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not.
- Add your ring to the cart and go to checkout.
- Choose "Flex, Pay with HSA/FSA" as the payment method.
- Answer a short telehealth health survey. It provides the Letter of Medical Necessity the IRS asks for, at no extra cost.
- Pay with your HSA or FSA card. Your order ships as usual.
No card handy? Pay with any credit card through Flex, then submit the itemized receipt and Letter of Medical Necessity to your plan for reimbursement. Details are on FirmTech's HSA/FSA page.
Which price makes sense for you?
If you only want firmer, longer erections, the $60 Performance Ring delivers that, and the $60 MaxPR does the same with a tighter hold. The TechRing is worth its $275 if you want measured firmness, duration and nighttime erections. If you are torn, a $295 bundle gives you both a tracking ring and a simple one. Fit is the same for all, so check the ED ring size chart first.
Common questions
- How much does an erectile dysfunction ring cost?
- FirmTech's Performance Ring and MaxPR cost $60 each, and the TechRing costs $275, as listed on getfirmtech.com in November 2026. Bundles pairing the TechRing with a Performance Ring or MaxPR cost $295. Shipping is free on orders over $100, and the TechRing can be paid in four interest-free payments of $68.75. More in the FAQ
- Why does the TechRing cost more than the other rings?
- The TechRing contains sensors, a rechargeable battery and Bluetooth, and connects to an app that measures erection firmness, quality and duration, plus nighttime erections. It also carries a 1-year warranty with two sleeve replacements, against 3 months for the $60 rings. If you only want firmer, longer erections, the $60 rings do that without tracking. More in the FAQ
- Are ED rings HSA or FSA eligible?
- FirmTech's TechRing, Performance Ring and MaxPR are HSA/FSA eligible, including bundles that pair them. Accessories, protection plans and shipping are not. Your plan administrator has the final say on what it covers, so check with your plan if you are unsure about your account. More in the FAQ
- How do I pay for an ED ring with my HSA or FSA?
- At FirmTech's checkout, choose Flex, Pay with HSA/FSA, as the payment method. Answer a short telehealth health survey, which provides the Letter of Medical Necessity the IRS asks for, at no extra cost. Then pay with your HSA or FSA card, and your order ships as usual. More in the FAQ
- Can I use HSA or FSA funds without my card?
- Yes. Through Flex you can pay with any credit card and receive an itemized receipt plus your Letter of Medical Necessity. You then submit both to your HSA or FSA plan for reimbursement. Your plan decides whether to reimburse, so keep both documents. More in the FAQ
- Are there ongoing costs with an ED ring?
- The Performance Ring and MaxPR have no ongoing costs beyond replacing a worn ring. The TechRing uses replaceable sleeves, sold from $15 and recommended about every 30 nights, and an optional protection plan costs $29 for one year or $39 for two. The app is free with the TechRing. More in the FAQ
- Why have ring prices gone up?
- Tariffs are one reason. Dataintelo's cock ring market report says US duties on Chinese goods rose from 84 percent to 145 percent in April 2025, and because China makes about 70 percent of the world's intimacy products, higher landed costs fed through to shelf prices over the following months. Prices vary by maker and over time. More in the FAQ
Still deciding? Ask FirmTech directly
FirmTech's team answers questions about fit, the app, HSA or FSA payment and orders by email.