What is Gainswave Treatment for ED?
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GAINSWave ® is a safe, comfortable treatment for men to optimize sexual performance and to reverse the effects of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) due to poor blood flow.
The Power Of Sound Waves
GAINSWave utilizes high frequency, low-intensity soundwaves to improve blood flow to the penis, remove micro-plaque, and stimulate the growth of new blood vessels.
GAINSWave uses a specific protocol designed to optimize efficacy, safety and results.
It’s All In The Research.
GAINSWave is based on a series of over 30 clinical studies showing a greater than 75% success rate in treating Erectile Dysfunction (ED).
It is like nothing else available on the market.
Totally Non-Invasive
A quick office visit and a very simple, comfortable procedure that is quick and painless.
Simple In Office Procedure
We are seeing amazing results. The Gainswave combined with a healthy lifestyle is the perfect combination.
No Downtime
Resume your normal sexual activity in a few days, with no long term risk of dangerous side effect.
Over 80% of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) issues are caused by poor blood flow.* GAINSWave has developed a protocol to treat ED and Peyronie’s Disease as well as enhance sexual performance.
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