Device Overview: The core component of Vacuum Therapy is the device itself, which includes a plastic tube designed to fit snugly over the penis, accompanied by a pump—either manual or battery-operated—to generate negative pressure. Additionally, a constriction ring is included in the setup.

Erection Induction: The treatment begins by placing the tube over the penis, followed by the activation of the pump. This action evacuates air from the tube, creating a vacuum that draws blood into the penile tissue, resulting in an erection.

Maintaining the Erection: Once an erection is achieved, a constriction ring is transferred from the base of the tube to the base of the penis. This ring plays a crucial role in maintaining the erection by preventing blood from flowing back, ensuring the erection is sustained for the duration of sexual intercourse.

Usage Duration: Typically, the induced erection is maintained long enough for satisfactory sexual activity. It’s important to note that the constriction ring should not be left in place for more than 30 minutes to avoid any potential damage to penile tissues.

Benefits of Vacuum Therapy

• Drug-Free Approach

  Vacuum Therapy is an excellent alternative for individuals who prefer or require a non-pharmacological solution to ED.

• Reusable and Convenient

  The device is designed for multiple uses, making it a cost-effective and convenient option for ongoing treatment.

• Beneficial for Various Conditions

  Particularly effective for men with physical causes of ED, Vacuum Therapy is also highly beneficial for those recovering from prostate surgery or undergoing radiation therapy for prostate cancer.

• Safety and Efficacy

  This therapy is known for its safety profile, making it a suitable option for a wide range of patients, including those with certain medical conditions where other ED treatments may not be advisable.