Your Equipment

Boners matter. Plain and simple.

For men and women alike, by the way.

Yes, we men can become obsessed at times. We'll admit it.

I posted about Sound Wave Therapy for erectile dysfunction (ED) and a few days later posted a response by a Faithful Reader who urged caution. I stand by his suggestion about doing proper research.

So, I've done it for you. You're welcome.

Turns out, Penile Vibration Therapy is being used by Board Certified Urologists to help men regain their erections after prostate surgery.

The thought behind the plethora of new clinics using Sound Wave Vibration Technology is that it can (should) help men with standard ED instead of the typical chemical treatments such as Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra (or any of the generics). It is still, as that Faithful Reader said, using a treatment "off-brand," meaning it was not FDA approved for this particular use.

BUT, here's the deal: Ask that urologist if he's using the Gainswave™. “It has proven to be a safe and effective alternative to Viagra and other oral ED medications. ... The GAINSWave™ employs the only acoustical wave device cleared by the FDA for treatment of ED." [red is mine]

If you are interested in seeking Vibration Therapy for ED, make sure you fully check out the clinic. Make sure they are legitimate, licensed physicians.

 When you go, ask questions. Make sure they know how to properly calibrate and use their equipment on your equipment.