Shockwave

I’m seriously debating the purchase of a shockwave device for ED. Please only people with experience from treatments via theropist or using a machine you bought:

1) Does it work? and

2) What should I look for in a machine?

I’ve had 8 treatments so far at a professional clinic and it has not helped with PE gains.

Ìt did make me get wood slightly faster but that might be the decon break too.

For now i regret the purchase.

Thank you. Hopefully others will answer

I have had Gainswave treatment and purchased a unit for home use. Please check my first post for more details.

This guy talks about Gainswave..

My wife (dr.) did the medical research on this and said it is legit. We both started using a full body Red light wave emitter last week. While using it I do get a semi. Will keep you posted on its results. Thanks for the video.

Stumbled across this thread. Did the red light (Infrared?) emitter help?

I ordered one of these, it hasn’t shipped yet and I don’t know how well it will work but for the price what the hell why not try.

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I just was checking my link to see if it worked and I noticed that the price has gone up, but still cheaper that some of the equipment that is out there

I placed my order. Will report back with my experience.

So, The Rocket is now The Phoenix. Search for “scorchedbird” in your browser search bar.

Reviews are real good for it. I canceled my order because their production hit a snag for several months due to Covid19. I just cannot have $700 hanging out there with no product. BUT they overcame their problems and are still selling The Phoenix. I am considering placing an order. Has anyone here gotten The Phoenix and used it?

100% Shockwave is NOT for PE. I purchased the Phoenix. I’ve done 13 treatments thus far. I notice very little to zero change in the “spontaneous and improved erections.” Trust me, I WANTED to have a difference, but .. Anyways, I’m understanding that either I have a) performance anxiety or b) this shock wave device is no where NEAR in the ball park of a Renova machine, which they have at U.. Of Miami. They are doing clinical trials in Jan. I’m signed up for it, but don’t know if I’m going to go thru with it.

I got the Phoenix for $525 when they were having a huge discount. NOW they’re over $800.

I’ve had two treatments so far. I’ve also had 1 P-Shot with the first Gainswave treatment. Now I wake up with morning wood. I’m not sure which it is since I did both together. No gains though, just improved EQ. I still jelq, kegel, pump and clamp for gains.

Shockwave is for treating ED, not for gains. It has helped me with my ED. I continue to do treatment as an ongoing therapy kind of like doing exercises. I also do PE for gains and to help with ED.

What machine are they using on you?

Based on my research and experience, one key issue is the technology being used. The “Rocket” and similar devices use a pneumatic piston that strikes the skin surface where applied and creates a “shockwave” that, so the theory goes, creates cavitation that can lead to neovascularization. The “Gainswave” devices use a sound wave (think of a higher level form of ultrasound) to produce a similar effect, but at a deeper and more cellular level than the pneumatic devices. I have had both treatments, the sound waves via a clinic, and the pneumatic via my own purchase of a higher level device than the Rocket-type devices. In my opinion, the sound wave devices are superior, but I think both do improve function.

Neither is truly for growth, rather they target blood flow and general maximization of function, and do offer many some PE help. I am over 60 and seek tune ups now and then, including PRP injections (P-Shot). I also had coupled a clinic level sound wave treatment with a PRP treatment, and found it to be very effective. But, the problem is that tune ups are still needed periodically.

Of late I have been reading the trails here about the benefits of heat via ultrasound for stretching and length gains. Although still early in my experiments, I think it is beneficial, and I think it also helps with function via an effect similar to the shockwave devices, albeit at a lower intensity. Note that some marketers out there (think B-Potent) are selling as “Gainswave” type devices an inexpensive ultrasound that can be had elsewhere for about $150. So, do your homework. There are articles that say just ultrasound has benefits for PE, and this continues to be an emerging area for study.