Launch Medical, the company behind The Rocket and The Phoenix devices, and GAINSWave have announced a resolution of their lawsuit.
The settlement allows Launch Medical to market their home-use acoustic wave device, called The Phoenix, directly to consumers. GAINSWave has the exclusive rights to offer a professional version of the device through clinics and medical professionals.
In a press release Dustin Wolff Co-Founder of Launch Medical said “We are thrilled with the outcome and believe GAINSWave will be a valuable partner moving forward”. “We believe this represents a major step forward in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. “At the end of the day, the real winner here is the average guy who never thought he would be able to afford this—and now he can.”
Mark White Owner of GAINSWave offered this comment: “By combining traditional professional medical treatment with the most modern technology, we have greatly expanded the accessibility and affordability of these treatments—making male sexual wellness available to a much larger audience than ever before,”
Shockwave therapy has been proven to treat erectile dysfunction (as well as Peyronie’s Disease, cellulite, and joint pain). Now that the lawsuit has come to a conclusion, men can get this incredible technology in the privacy of their homes at an affordable cost, thanks to Jon Hoffman’s invention, The Phoenix.
What is The Phoenix?
The Phoenix is a device, not a medication, and it is designed to deal with ED (erectile dysfunction) and Peyronies Disease through the use of shock wave therapy. The device in question is known as The Phoenix Li-ESWT device, and it’s becoming a popular choice amongst those affected by ED.
How Does the Phoenix Device Work for ED?
The device is usually used for anywhere between 90 to 120 days before you begin to see effective results, even though results can start to show up as early as a few weeks. The number of men who see improvement is 85%, so it’s shown, both in real-life scenarios and in numerous clinicals to be an effective device.
The device uses targeted sound wave therapy that dissolve plaque build-up in existing blood vessels. This improves blood flow by effectively cleaning the blood vessels and creating new blood vessels allowing more blood flow to the penis.
It also works in much the same way that bodybuilding works. When you lift weights, you cause damage through microscopic tears in the muscles. The body reacts by rushing blood, water, and protein to the tears to rebuild them bigger and stronger than before.
The device does the same thing but on a different level. It causes what is known as micro-trauma. Now, it sounds like this sort of thing is going to hurt, however, it’s not like bodybuilding in that your muscles are sore when it’s over with.
But the body reacts in the same way, rushing in to heal the surrounding tissues, developing improved tissues, and also adding on layers of new blood vessels, which will further improve the existing blood flow to the penis.
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