Many angry customers were left short when Fastsize closed its doors to new customers after the Fastsize scam was closed down by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Still after 12 months on, Fastsize have still not gained FDA approval on their device which they originally claimed to be medically certified.
So where did the certification come from?
Originally Fastsize was a reseller of the Jes Extender traction device that was designed in the mid 1990′s. Between 2008-2010 Fastsize started manufacturing their own penis extender which replicated the original created by a doctor from Denmark over 15 years ago.
With the rate of internet growth and companies such as Sizegenetics expanding over this time, it would be near enough impossible for Fastsize to claim back the reputation they originally earned and catch up with their lead competitor. Sizegenetics has benefited from the Fastsize scam by showing that true quality and certification is important within an industry so sensative such as male enhancement.
Although the Fastsize website is still alive and kicking, you may notice there is a limited view of the website that only allows existing customers to login (although I’m guessing they will not be able to buy any products).
What shall we expect Fastsize to do over the next 12 months?
If the reputation of Fastsize is able to live on without the shroud of April 2010 hanging over above then they could quite possibly start selling legitimate penis extender devices once again by reselling the Jes Extender or the Sizegenetics system. The Fastsize forum at big-penis.com is still alive; whilst Brian appears to be focusing efforts on other areas of penile enhancement the answer to the question is still unsure.