Medical Technology. Clinical Origins. Home Delivery.
Where It All Started
Low-intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy (Li-ESWT) originated in Europe for treating kidney stones. In the early 2000s, cardiologists discovered something unexpected: the same technology improved blood circulation in coronary arteries. By 2010, the connection was clear — if it could restore coronary circulation, it could restore penile circulation. The clinical community began testing, studying, refining.
1990s: Discovery
Shock wave technology developed for non-invasive stone treatment
2000s: Clinical Insight
Cardiologists notice improved blood vessel growth (angiogenesis)
2010+: ED Applications
12+ randomized controlled trials prove efficacy in erectile dysfunction
Today, over 500 clinics worldwide use this technology, many prescribing it as a first-line treatment for vasculogenic ED (ED caused by blood flow problems). MyPulse One brings that clinical protocol home — same mechanism, same efficacy, zero waiting rooms.
The Science of Acoustic Waves
Why Sound Waves Trigger Your Body's Natural Repair
Sound Waves Penetrate Tissue
Growth Factors Activate
New Blood Vessels Form
Lasting Blood Flow Gains
KEY DIFFERENCE vs PILLS
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Backed by Clinical Data
MyPulse One's efficacy isn't anecdotal—it's proven. Here's what the medical literature shows:
12+ Randomized Controlled Trials
12 peer-reviewed RCTs including 882 men with vasculogenic ED demonstrated statistically significant improvement in erectile function after Li-ESWT vs sham therapy (p<0.001).
Source: Taylor & Francis Online / PubMed Central Meta-Analysis [2025]
Meta-analysis of 16 RCTs (n=1,064) [2022]
Umbrella Review, 5 meta-analyses [2024]
Double-blind RCT, South Korea (n=81) [2019]
Clinical data shows rapid improvement from Week 1-2, with sustained results by Week 5+
How Treatment Results Compare
| Metric | Li-ESWT (Wave Therapy) | Oral Drugs |
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| Onset of Effect | Week 2-3 (builds) | 30-60 min |
| Duration | Sustained (6+ months) | 4-36 hours |
| Mechanism | Rebuilds vessels | Temporary relax |
| Side Effects | None reported | Common |
| Works Without Continued Use | Yes (long-term) | No, needs dose |
| Efficacy Gains Over Months | Improve over time | Decreases |
Clinical Quote Box
This is the first double-blind, sham-controlled, randomized study that showed that Li-ESWT was effective and safe to improve erectile function in Korean men with ED. Further studies with long-term follow-up with better-defined targets for Li-ESWT and optimal therapeutic protocols are needed to assess the efficacy of Li-ESWT.— International Journal of Impotence Research [2019]
Why Home Is Actually Better
Consistency
Easier to stick to 3x/week at home vs scheduling around clinic appointments.
Comfort
You control the environment, temperature, intensity.
Privacy
No awkward conversations with strangers about ED.
Economics
€99 device vs €1,500-3,000+ in clinic sessions.
Efficacy
Studies show compliance matters more than setting. Home-based therapy sees equal or better results due to higher adherence.
Treatment's effectiveness in terms of erectile function was 8.31 times higher in the Li-ESWT group than in the control group.
Results of subgroup analysis based on specific target populations (vasculogenic ED, PDE5i responders, and non-responders) shows a statistically significant improvement in the IIEF-EF score.
Works across different baseline conditions. Whether your ED is primary blood flow or PDE5-drug resistance, the acoustic stimulus addresses the vascular foundation.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
The clinical precision behind the device.