The cost of GAINSWave® depends on the number of treatments needed to give men full relief from their symptoms in order to achieve better sexual health. Typically, 6 to 12 treatments are recommended, depending on the severity of symptoms and the patient's goals. Keep in mind that the benefits of GAINSWave® could save thousands of dollars on prescription ED medications.

The science behind GAINSWave® reveals benefits lasting up to 2 years. However, patients can continue to receive ongoing treatments as part of the GAINSWave® maintenance protocol. Compounding benefit not only helps maintain the results, but clients have also reported continued improvement and enhanced sexual performance.

While acoustic (sound) waves, also known as shockwave therapy, has been in Europe for nearly two decades, it's relatively new to the market in the U.S. This therapy, commercially known as GAINSWave®, is spreading throughout the U.S. and Canada, making its way onto top media outlets such as Men's Health Magazine and Fox News.

Among the most popular ways to treat erectile dysfunction, oral medications such as Viagra and Cialis are relied upon too much, and often cause unwanted side effects, such as nasal congestion, headaches, upset stomach, back pain, vision changes, facial flushing, and dizziness.

They also only serve as a temporary 'band-aid' solution, having to be taken before intercourse. Young men are turning to these drugs for performance, leading to dependence causing sexual dysfunction.

Depending on the severity of ED, The Journal of Urology reported oral ED medications to yield as low as a 27% rate of effectiveness.

Additionally, this leaves patients with more severe ED to try more invasive and dangerous treatments like penile (intracavernosal) injections of drugs like TriMix, where medication is injected directly into the penis before intercourse. Amongst the dangerous side effects, are priapism, an erection lasting 4 or more hours which sometimes forces patients to go to the emergency department to drain blood from the penis.

GAINSWave® is the safest ED treatment available to men. Throughout the literature on acoustic (sound) waves, also known as shockwave therapy, no significant adverse events have been reported for ED and Peyronie’s. GAINSWave® is noninvasive and drug-free.

The good news is that studies have shown acoustic (sound) waves, also known as shockwave therapy, to be effective when patients did not respond to oral ED medications (BJUI). GAINSWave® offers patients effective and safe relief to their erectile dysfunction symptoms, reviving spontaneity and providing a longer-term solution. Additionally, it can address Peyronie's Disease and optimize sexual performance.

For decades, scientists in Europe have been using pulsed acoustic (sound) waves, also known as shockwave therapy, to assist men with erectile dysfunction and Peyronie's disease. This therapy, known commercially as GAINSWave®, addresses the cause of erectile dysfunction and has been shown to provide effective and long-lasting relief to ED.

GAINSWave® protocols were developed from the science of over 40 clinical research studies supporting the effectiveness of shockwave therapy for sexual health. You can read more here.

What separates GAINSWave® from other ED treatments is that it’s completely safe and noninvasive. With over 40 studies conducted on Shockwave therapy for ED, there have been no major adverse effects reported. Another key differentiator for GAINSWave® is its long-term effects. By addressing the root cause of ED, reduced blood flow, GAINSWave® prevents patients from resorting to consistent medication use, or dangerous surgeries. Couples can now reclaim their spontaneity with lasting results that are not dependent upon a pill to kick in.

GAINSWave® works to treat the symptoms of erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, and for men just looking to improve their sexual performances. GAINSWave® should not be used on patients with active prostate cancer or with penile implants. Talk to Dr. Boyd if you have any of these conditions or are on anticoagulant therapy.