There are very few apex users that have issues. It mainly depends on where you implant the apex. Certain areas like the knife edge of your hand or a gripping surface undergo a lot of stress in your life. If you implant it somewhere like the back of the hand or somewhere on your forearm there’s very little chance of the Apex breaking. Normally when an implant is impacted while inside the body your flesh will let the implant move freely and take the impact. Every DT product I own has lived a happy life inside my arm because I did the research, understood the risks, and chose proper implant positioning. Also, there’s been a lot of people trying things out on this forum but most DT products have only ever been officially tested in a few places, mainly P0 but, the flex implants have been maybe tested somewhere else but I’m not sure.
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