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Meta-analyses on average penile length and girth, including studies by Veale et al., Mostafaei et al., and Wang et al.
Major scientific efforts to define “average” penile size rely on cross-sectional measurements—erect, flaccid stretched, and flaccid—taken either by clinicians or self-reported; studies that used clini...
Peer-reviewed measurements cluster tightly: pooled meta-analyses place mean erect length around 13–14 cm and stretched lengths around 13 cm, with the largest measured erect values in the literature ge...
A erect length is well beyond common population averages and, based on large pooled datasets and percentile reports, sits above the 97.5th–99th percentile — in other words, larger than more than 97.5–...
Large-scale clinician‑measured reviews put the average flaccid penile length at about 9.16 cm (3.6 in) and the average erect length at about 13.12 cm (5.16 in), with mean flaccid and erect girths near...
A careful reading of peer-reviewed reviews and large-data studies shows that only a small minority of men have an erect penis longer than roughly 6.3–6.5 inches: most anatomically measured datasets pu...
Clinical and self-reported penis-size studies produce systematically different results: studies relying on self-measurement or survey responses consistently report larger average erect lengths than in...