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Measurement methods and biases

Different measurement methods, sample selection, and self-reported versus clinically measured data affecting erect penis length estimates

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Jan 14, 2026
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How many guys have 6.5 in girth

There is no reliable, published number in the provided reporting that states how many men have a 6.5‑inch erect girth; major reviews report average erect girth near 4.6–4.8 inches, and the existing st...

Jan 18, 2026

What methods ensure accurate and reliable penis length studies?

Accurate, reliable penis‑length studies depend on standardized measurement state, consistent anatomical landmarks, trained observers using validated tools, and transparent sampling and reporting so re...

Jan 14, 2026

What percentiles correspond to 6.5 inches length and 5.25 inches girth in major clinician-measured datasets?

A 6.5‑inch erect length falls at or very near the extreme upper tail of clinician‑measured datasets—commonly reported around the 95th percentile in major reviews—while a 5.25‑inch (≈13.3 cm) erect gir...

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