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Elite Custom Manual Operation Medical-Grade Vacuum Erection Device for Erectile Dysfunction (Manual)
- USE FOR: Trouble getting an Erection, Trouble keeping an Erection, Reduced Sexual Desire
- HELP: Improve relations with your loved one
- External vacuum erection devices have become easily available for consumers since the FDA no longer requires a prescription from a physician to purchase a penis pump. Originally the device required a prescription when introduced in 1982. Prescription requirements were removed in 1997 when the FDA determined the medical penis pump as safe and highly effective.
- Although prescriptions are no longer required, safety and quality issues are addressed by FDA guidelines and enforced by FDA inspectors. A medical device is held to high manufacturing standards. Pumps that are not medical grade may not work properly. They may also pose health risks to users of these products.
DESCRIPTION
Guide to Penis Pumps: Benefits and Types
Using a medical penis pump has several benefits, and acquiring one has become more accessible to consumers since the FDA's prescription requirement was lifted in 1997. These devices are held to high manufacturing standards, ensuring both safety and effectiveness. Here are some advantages of using a medical device penis pump:
- Non-Invasive Treatment: Unlike other treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED), such as oral medications, injections, or surgical implants, penis pumps offer a non-invasive option with fewer adverse health risks.
- Compatibility with Medical Conditions: Some men may find oral medications unsuitable due to underlying health conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes. A penis pump can be a safe and effective alternative for these individuals.
- Cost-Effective: Compared to surgical implants or shockwave therapy, which can be costly and may not have proven effectiveness, medical-grade penis pumps offer a more affordable option for ED treatment.
- Penile Rehabilitation: Following procedures like prostate cancer treatment, penile rehabilitation with a penis pump can help prevent issues like penile shrinkage and tissue atrophy.
- Complementary Treatment: Penis pumps can be used in conjunction with other ED treatments to enhance their effectiveness, providing a fuller and more sustained erection.
Types of Penis Pumps:
- Water Penis Pump: Utilizing water instead of air, these pumps are designed for use in water, typically in the bathtub or shower. They're not commonly used for sexual intercourse.
- Manual Penis Pump: The most common type, operated manually with a pumping device connected to the cylinder.
- Electric Penis Pump: These devices are powered electrically and are beneficial for individuals with conditions like arthritis or those who prefer automated operation.
Choosing the Right Device:
When selecting a penis pump, ensure it's FDA-registered and meets quality standards. Consider factors like cylinder size options and tension systems for maintaining erections comfortably. Beware of misleading claims by some products regarding penis enlargement, as no device is cleared by the FDA for such purposes.
Using a Penis Pump:
Proper preparation is essential for optimal results with a penis pump. This includes familiarizing yourself with the device, trimming pubic hair, applying lubricant, and experimenting with tension systems to find the best fit.
Insurance Coverage:
While most insurance providers no longer cover external penis pumps, they remain one of the most cost-effective forms of ED treatment compared to other options like medications or implants.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Product Weight (lbs) : 1
- Shipping Weight (lbs) : 1
- Model : Manual