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New ‘revolutionary’ medical device treats erectile dysfunction at home


A ‘breakthrough’ innovative home-use device to help improve male performance, and which uses radiofrequency technology, is now available in the UK


Med-Tech company Ohh-Med Medical has launched Vertica in the UK for the fi rst time. The product has been described as ‘revolutionary’ with an 85% success rate based on a sample of 28 men, with some experiencing positive results in just four weeks. Dr Fabio Castiglione, Consultant


Urologist and Andrologist at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Associate Professor at the University College London (UCL), said: “Vertica is a revolutionary idea and, based on the results of the clinical trial, one that promises to be potentially life-changing for men suff ering with ED.


“The device is the fi rst in the


medical scenario to treat the outfl ow and not just the infl ow and is a creditable alternative solution to other available treatments, which have been designed to improve the erectile mechanism. “In addition, Vertica is drug-free,


suitable for home use, with long- lasting results as, in some cases, users are stating they’re seeing results aſt er only four to six weeks of use.” The V-shaped device, which has


handles both sides with a hole in the middle, is safe for home use. Three, 30-minute treatments per week are


Vertica is a revolutionary idea and, based on the results of the clinical trail, one that promises to be potentially life- changing for men suff ering with ED


recommended for the fi rst month. It’s then recommended for use twice weekly for another 30 days. Prescription-based medication, in contrast, can have side eff ects. Vertica was developed by urologists and experts


in radiofrequency technology and relies on the use of low


frequency radio waves to ‘renew and rejuvenate’ collagen and elastin fi bre tissues in the penis. The device helps ‘trap’ the blood, decreasing the leakage from the male organ and improving performance for a sustained period. Vertica is supported by effi cacy


and safety data from a pilot clinical study published by the peer-reviewed International Journal of Impotence


Research – a medical journal that covers the study of sexual dysfunction. The results, based on participants who had ED for at least six months, demonstrated that the utilisation of radiofrequency energy improved performance among participants with a more than 85% success rate, without any side eff ects. Vertica is intended for use by


men of all ages experiencing erectile diffi culties and includes a special accessory to treat deeper tissue, a charger, a case and conductive gel, and is available on the vertica-labs. com website. The medical device is CE-MDR approved in Europe and registered with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in the UK.


T e results, based on participants who had ED for at least six months, demonstrated that the utilisation of radiofrequency energy improved performance with a more than 85% success rate


Ohh-Med Medical founder Daniel


Lischinsky said: “Vertica is a safe and easy-to-use, non-invasive medical device, designed to improve erectile dysfunction in the long-term. It’s not a medication and no prescription is required. “Vertica addresses a signifi cant


unmet need in the male sexual health market for an eff ective and long-lasting solution that actually treats the root cause of erectile dysfunction, rather than just the symptom. It helps improve male self-esteem and confi dence by supporting a full and active sex life.”


For more info


For a limited time, visit vertica-labs.com and place an order to receive a 20% pre-order discount or contact 020 4525 1389 for more information.


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