Pro PX3 Acoustic Wave Therapy - Safe and Quiet Low Intensity Shockwave Therapy Machine - Vascular Therapy Machine with Premium Medical Grade Materials

I used it it’s really good and gives pain relief. Although it has poor quality but easy to maintain, definitely quality can be better. It seems like a copy not original product though.

As of this review, I am 27. A few years ago, my penis was damaged in an accident, and the tissues in it have been weakened ever since. This hasn't really held me back too much, but it has certainly proven to be a source of stress in my life, and a source of pain, and my penis simply hasn't been the same since. I have tried to fix it myself through various means over the years, but something like this didn't exist, so my means were limited. To treat my issue, I tried Gainswave, which is an out-of-pocket clinical treatment, where they run this hypersonic percussion gun over your penis in order to break up the tissues and promote healing. I don't know if UroShock is EXACTLY the same, but for a layman like you and me, the concept is the same. I bought UroShock because it appealed to me as something that could be used on my own terms, yet provide the same benefits as Gainswave, at a fraction of the cost. So, in this review, I will outline the pros and cons of the UroShock device, and compare it to my Gainswave treatment on the efficacy. Gainswave Pros: -Quite effective. Given the degree of inflammation and the feeling of tissues being broken up, Gainswave is incredibly powerful for the purpose of repairing and revitalizing the penis and it's surrounding tissues. Cons: -Costly. Gainswave costs $3,000, and is entirely out-of-pocket. Insurance does not cover it. You can't pay in installments either, you have to pay the full amount all at once. -Intense/painful. The shock of the device runs quite deep, and can be a little too much for some people. -Embarrassing. You have to have someone else manipulate your genitals. For some men, this can damage their pride, I think, and it can be difficult to hold onto their dignity. -Time-consuming. You have to schedule one appointment a week, for six weeks. Some can find this difficult to fit into their busy schedules. -May not fix the problem fully, and require more treatments, costing more money and time being spent. Now, as for the UroShock, and the benefits I've found in using it: Pros: -Affordable. A one-time payment of $180 for a device that is quite sturdy, versus a $3,000 treatment you may need multiple times. -Effective. Perhaps a little less effective than the Gainswave, but as the intensity is a little lower, so is the pain and discomfort incurred when using the device. Having used it every day for two weeks, at about 5-10 minutes a day per session, my penis feels much healthier, and the difference in circulation within the tissues is noticeable. If you also do some light massaging on the side, this can also help. If you are diligent about using it, the results and improvements are certainly noticeable. -Quiet. Although the noise can grow louder if you press down hard, the UroShock is actually relatively quiet, and you can use it in your room without bothering others. -Portable. You can take it with you if you need to possibly treat yourself while on vacation, or any other reason, really. The USB charging cable is easily accessible as well. -Long battery life. It charges quick, but you can use it for up to a week without needing to charge it. -Private. For a man, you can use this on your on terms, in your own space, without needing someone around. This helps you retain your dignity, which is quite important for a man, especially when it comes to his privates. I really value this feature highly, actually. -Ease of use. There's no setup, really. Once you know which setting you prefer(of which there are four), and you know what you're doing, you can just turn it on and go. Add it to your morning or nightly routine. I mean, honestly, it's kind of like brushing your teeth. Anyways. Cons -Awkward to hold. The device itself is shaped a little strangely, and it actually kind of starts to make my hand cramp up after a while, because my thumb muscles need to tense up in order to keep the UroShock steady as I'm using it. About as ergonomic to hold as a fire hydrant. In order to use the UroShock to it's fullest capacity, you need the proper application of force and dexterity, so that's why it's a con to me. BUT, it's not terrible. Just something to think about. -Screws apart a little bit sometimes. Not a big deal really, but sometimes over time, the circular parts of the device need to be tightened, as they can come loose due to the intense vibration. When this happens the device gets louder, and can be problematic. Just tighten it real quick, though, and problem solved. Like I said, not a big deal, but keep it in mind. Take good care of the UroShock and listen to how it sounds, you'll know it if need to be messed with a little. Overall thoughts: This is a great device! Even just for performance and health, and not for fixing any underlying issues, this is a great addition to a man's daily toolkit for health and success, especially for the price. For the benefits it provides, and the accessibility of it when compared to Gainswave, it's great. I'm glad it's on the market. Be diligent with it, and diligent with the other aspects of your health, and you'll see results with it.

I normally don’t post reviews. But this is a gamer changer. Like, I was so skeptical buying this but i bought it anyway to try since, I don’t wanna relying on medication. I was dealing with minor ED, was not able to maintain hardness. After couple of weeks , i get up like rock hard in morning and I definitely feel more sensation . I will continue finish my process as per instructions. But if anyone dealing with some sort of ED. Worth the try. In beginning its not comfortable but you will know how to use the device.

The item didn't come with all parts. Too early to tell if item works for pain. Item was used it seems.

This unit is strong and sturdy. It is heavy and loud. It does seem to invigorated the views. Not sure that it helped with the erection or maintaining it so not so good at ed therapy. It makes a really loud noise so no doing it discretely. It made me feel more confident it qaa working while using it but that may have been because I wanted it to work. It is a little painful. Not sure I could recommend this for thr cost. I also question If it is truly shock therapy or just a loud vibrator with an electric charge.

Doesn’t matter where I use this, nothing feels better.