Is 4 inches normal? (10.2 cm)

Yes, 4 inches is normal. Erect, 4 inches is longer than 3.7% of men according to the Veale et al. meta-analysis (BJU International, 2015), and is below average.

Percentile3.7%Longer than 4 in 100 men
Vs. average−3.0 cm−3.0 cm vs the global mean (13.12 cm / 5.16")
Rarity3.7%About 3.7% of men measure less than 4 inches.
Mean 13.1 cm4 inches

The shaded area is the share of men shorter than 4 inches. Data: Veale et al. 2015, clinically measured erect length (mean 13.12 cm, SD 1.66 cm).

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Am I measuring correctly?

Clinical data uses bone-pressed erect length (BPEL): a rigid ruler on top, pressed into the pubic bone, straight to the tip. Measuring without pressing can miss 1 to 3 cm, especially with more pubic fat. Step-by-step guide →

What about partner satisfaction?

Satisfaction studies suggest girth and technique matter more than length, and most men who worry about size are within the normal range. Read the analysis →

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