Vibrator for Men Ready to Launch

The men who have difficulty getting an erection now have hope to return "mighty" in the bed even without the drugs. Regulatory agency The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved the Viberect, vibrator for men with erectile dysfunction.

Viberect is a tool aimed at men with mild to moderate erectile dysfunction, including men who had just undergone rehabilitation after prostatectomy (prostate surgery) or those who suffered spinal injuries that disrupted the ability of ejaculation.

The tool is claimed to be able to maintain an erection hardness as well as create a stronger sensation of orgasm even without medication. To get an erection, Viberect used approximately 7-10 minutes prior to sexual penetration to stimulate nerves in the genital area.

"The workings of this tool is targeted at both the nerve stimulation is associated with the back or stomach in the penis by using the soft pads on the tool," wrote some gadget sites.

Viberect will be launched in the United States in mid-August 2011 and in Europe later this year with prices around 300 dollars U.S..

Another alternative for men suffering from impotence are Viagra condoms are made by medical companies from the UK. Condoms are touted coated by a special gel that will increase blood circulation to the penis so that erections are stronger and last a long time. Condoms are still awaited is now awaiting FDA approval before it is marketed in the U.S..