As we know, The delivery process that is used to give your body the nutrients from the patches is a process called Trans-Dermal delivery. This process is very popular, and is very safe. Nicotine patches which we are all familiar with use this same process and no severe side effects have been attributed to this.

Basically, you have two things to look at when deciding if the patches, pills or any other method will be effective for you. Firstly, what sort of delivery system or application works best for you? For example, Enlargement pills have to be absorbed through the stomach, extenders need to be placed directly on the penis, patches need to be placed on a smooth area of skin and oils need to be applied directly to the genitalia etc. Secondly, when your desired method of enlargement has been established,  what about the actual product itself? Is the company selling it reputable? How long have they been in business? What is the overall success ratio? Finally, things like price, guarantee, and the shipping/return policy all ultimately play a factor in you final decision.

Pills many times can go through your entire digestive system un-dissolved or only partially dissolved resulting in no absorption of the nutrients. (whether they are even effective or not). Extenders contain no ingredients, as this is a device put directly onto your penis. I don't know about any of you, but putting something on a tender area that looks like a 15th century torture device isn't really my bag of tea. Oils need to be applied to your penis prior to any sort of sexual engagement (if you wish to have a bigger penis for the duration of your activities). These have proven somewhat effective, but provide no long term results.

Patches need to be applied to a smooth area of skin. One patch, once every few days. That's pretty much it. As long as it's a good patch, with a proven track record of reliability, results, and a manufacturer guarantee, you should be set.

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