Repairs and replacement parts
The Phase5 is made of easy to replace parts.
Also…
Repair emailing and replacement parts are always a priority. ca. 1-2 weeks for new parts to ship.
Please note: I no longer do the repairs. Too many prothesis are lost in the mail while in route to me. Also, repairing takes time = There’s no way for me to do repairs at a sustainable price.
The repair process
1. Report the problem to me via e-mail.
2. I’ll ask questions and figure out what to do next.
3. I walk you through the repair/ adjustment via e-mail.
Or
If you need a new part, or a ‚patch kit’, you agree to the conditions here below , pay the fee (+ VAT if applicable + postage), and I send you the part (or patch kit) and easy to follow instructions (videos and text).
Parts and pricing
total cost for a replacement part, skin, or patch kit
you pay the price plus
2. Postage
(Postage within the EU is currently 14 Euro and approx. 60 Euro to countries outside the EU - more or less depending on the destination country).
for general info on postage, see postage price per part
a pump (with connections) 70Euro (seventy Euro)
an airshaft (and rest of penis internal) 120Euro (one hundred and twenty Euro)
option 1. patch kit - price range:
40-60 Euro (The ‚kit’ will be individual to the patch needed.)
Patching is not hard to do, but there are several steps and it will take you some time and you’ll need a clean place to do it. You end up with a ‚scar‘ on the prosthesis (the patch looks a bit different and is less stretchy and is firmer than the surrounding skin).
If you’re considering patching, I’ll go through the process with you in more detail before sending a kit.
option 2. a new skin:
Conditions
Please don’t try to find a way to get parts and „build“ prostheses
to sell them cheaper. That would really mess up my ability to track for
durability.
and
2. New parts also have the 3-month guarantee. If you do not follow the instructions carefully while replacing the parts - damage is not under guarantee.
4. Please be aware that the prosthesis will break down over time. At some point it will make more sense to buy a new prosthesis, rather than to replace a part.
5. How patchable a hole is depends on its size shape and position, but also on how much the prosthesis has been worn, and on the person who has been wearing it. Oils from skin alter the silicone after awhile.
Keeping the prosthesis clean helps keep the silicone consistent, but the silicone is also affected by each individual persons chemical make-up.