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I will be sharing my experience with Vertica device here.

I am kinda surprised that nobody here tried it yet

For context, I developed ED in my mid 20s, nothing could be found at first, ED progressed, now I am in my early 30s, diagnosed with venous leak. Pills barely work at supratherapeutic dosages, I am on the verge for the implant, I just want to exhaust all options before fully committing to implant.

I ordered the Vertica, I will update my post when it arrives.

Not so hopeful, but will see

Update


I got the Vertica, it is being charged now.

Delivery was fast (about a week, international)

Device seems undamaged, I’ll start first treatment session tomorrow, will see if everything works properly.

Thanks, let us know how it goes.

Update

I did my first treatment session today. Device seems to be working fine.

Device has 6 different power levels. I started from level 1 and went up to level 6 which is the highest. RF causes a warm sensation on the treated area, I felt that. But even at maximum level, it was not unbearable or painful.

They recommend you to use the device 3 times a week, each treatment has 2 sessions: 15 minutes ring mode+15 minutes ring+pad mode. So it took 30 minutes total. When targeted treatment time (15 minutes) is reached in each mode, device vibrates and terminates the session, which is cool IMO.

After the first treatment, I dont feel any different, my dick still feels dead. I will use the device at maximum power level for 4 weeks and give you guys an update.

Shouldn't you use it exactly where the leak is?
If it is in the pelvis, this device will not do anything

The science they use in their "clinical study" on their website is unfortunately bunk .. still, interested to hear how it goes for you

Zwinny wrote:Shouldn't you use it exactly where the leak is?
If it is in the pelvis, this device will not do anything

Venous leak/Veno-occlusive dysfunction is not a localized pathology. Of course there might be rare exceptions such as genetic malformations or traumas. But in most cases there is no ‘target point’ to aim and treat.

But I agree your post in a way, device mostly targets outer part of penis, even though there is an attachment to treat inner part of penis i am not sure if device delivers enough RF there

wolfpacker wrote:The science they use in their "clinical study" on their website is unfortunately bunk .. still, interested to hear how it goes for you

It is hard for me to say anything about science before sham controlled studies are published, but I must say I am not so hyped as well. Still, when you are desperate, you try everything i guess

I have tried it here in Italy (cost about 1700€).
I had severe ED caused by accident and even high dosage pills wouldn't work. For me vertica didn't have any effects.

If ED is severe sadly there is only one solution (implant)

newhope wrote:I have tried it here in Italy (cost about 1700€).
I had severe ED caused by accident and even high dosage pills wouldn't work. For me vertica didn't have any effects.

If ED is severe sadly there is only one solution (implant)

Thanks for sharing your experience.
Yeah it seems they conducted their study on patients with mild and moderate ED. We, guys in severe category, seems to be fucked. Thankfully implants exist, even though I feel so sad to be have to be implanted, I also feel lucky and glad that at least an option exist for my medical condition.
Are you happy with your implant so far?