Wearable Viagra? Well, kind of. No, you don’t make a bracelet of little blue pills and string it around your junk. Wearable Viagra refers to a super-enhanced cock ring that makes even the most visibly limp penis live large. However, does it really work? Let's investigate the claims about this new product for men suffering from erectile dysfunction.
What is Erectile Dysfunction?
There are 3 million cases of erectile dysfunction every year, making it a quite common penis issue for men. Erectile Dysfunction, or ED, happens when a man can’t produce or maintain an erection for the duration of sexual intercourse. Interestingly, ED has roots in both the physical and psychological realms. Occasional inability to produce an erection is not ED. A man needs to experience a lack of ability to rise about 25 percent of the time to be classified as having ED.
What's the Diggity on Eddie by Giddy?
The Eddie is an omega-shaped, FDA Registered Class II Medical Devise which is worn around the base of the penis to stop blood from leaving the penis and is most commonly referred to as a cock ring. The Eddie is unique in that it applies pressure to the deep dorsal vein without putting unnecessary pressure on the arteries or urethra. Why is this important? Too much constriction on the urethra can cause pain when ejaculating, and the Eddie conversely allows a more relaxed, uninhibited climax.
Its unique horseshoe shape gives a more comfortable feel and corresponds to the more oval shape of the penis that other rings do not. It also has various, removable tension bands that give it a more bespoke fit that amends the ring to the man, not vice versa.
Eddie also comes with an online education program called the “ED Guide,” which helps men navigate the mental and emotional aspects of ED as well, making it a more “whole life” approach rather than just a sexual aide. Information given in the guide comes from a panel of respected professionals.
Does the Eddie by Giddy Work?
It could, it just depends on the man and what is causing his ED. The material the Eddie is made of is pretty rigid, unlink the stretchiness of other rings, potentially making it uncomfortable. It also presumes that all men have oval-shaped penises (they don't, there are actually seven different penis shapes). However, the physical ring itself can be handy for many men who experience ED.
The real winner in all this is the ED Guide. It provides a 30-day erectile dysfunction management routine. It provides wise counsel on how to discuss erectile issues with a partner and how to get through it together.
Other Tips for Improving Erectile Dysfunction
Men have many options when it comes to dealing with ED. First and foremost, men should always address related underlying medical issues, such as diabetes or heart disease, before treating ED. Keeping a healthy weight, eating well, and a regular exercise and sleep routine can all go a long way in treating ED.
Of course, some opt to treat ED with prescription medications. Penis pumps and rings are also used with varying levels of success. The more extreme measure, a penile implant, too has had mixed reviews.
Many men choose to use a more natural tool to improve penis health. By applying a specially formulated penis health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin) daily, some men find they have harder, more robust and long-lasting erections. That's due to vitamin C and L-Arginine in the cream that boosts blood flow to the penis.