How to Choose an FTM Prosthetic
How to Choose an FTM Prosthetic
Choosing an FTM prosthetic is easier when you compare practical needs instead of chasing a single idea of realism. Start with intended use, verified dimensions, firmness, wear method, care, shade, and the level of detail you want.
1. Decide what you want it to do
Think about daily wear, packing profile, standing-to-pee use, intimacy, or a combination. A model that feels right for one purpose may not be the best choice for another. Review each product page for the functions actually supported by that model.
2. Compare verified dimensions and shape
Do not choose from photos alone. Product photography changes with angle and distance. Use the listed length, width, weight, base shape, and attachment method. L17 and M15 have different silhouettes, so the better option depends on your body, clothing, and preferred profile.
3. Understand material and firmness
LCBloom lists the material information and available testing reports for the QP1-30 liquid silicone sample. A laboratory report applies to the submitted sample and test conditions; it is not the same as a medical approval or a guarantee that no individual reaction can occur.
4. Choose a shade carefully
Standard choices are Light, Caramel, and Ebony. Screens, lighting, and cameras can shift color, so website photos are a guide rather than an exact match. For a closer custom match, contact us first. After confirmation, you may mail a physical color swatch and receive a separate quotation.
5. Check wear, care, and privacy
Review the attachment instructions, cleaning guidance, storage recommendations, and return rules before ordering. Orders use discreet outer packaging. Delivery timing is confirmed during checkout or order processing while we continue building reliable United States shipping data.
L17 or M15?
Use our side-by-side comparison for a clearer decision, then verify every specification on the current product page before purchase.