Pelvic pain · Arousal · Orgasm
Crescendo 2
An adaptable device for individual positioning and comfort, with research across the Crescendo family exploring painful penetration, arousal, lubrication and difficulty reaching orgasm.
For healthcare professionals
Specialist care,
continued at home.
Anatomy-adapting medical devices for pelvic and sexual health, supported by a source-linked evidence library and practical professional pathways.
Six distinct form factorsPrivate home use
6FDA-registered Class II devices
25Published Journal Papers
60+Medtech & Design Awards
250k+Patients
The portfolio
Different bodies.
Considered design.
Six medical devices, each with a distinct form factor, control system and evidence profile.
Erectile function · Rehabilitation
Tenuto 2
A wearable, non-drug option for erectile dysfunction, designed for use before and during intercourse. Research includes psychogenic ED and erectile-function rehabilitation after prostate cancer treatment.
Vaginismus · Sexual function
Poco
A compact, adaptable option for internal or external stimulation. Associated research explores vaginismus, sexual interest and arousal concerns, and sexual dysfunction in women with pelvic-floor disorders.
Psychogenic & situational ED
Tenuto Mini
A compact wearable for erectile dysfunction and erection support during intercourse. Its research focuses on psychogenic and situational ED, including performance-related concerns.
Arousal · Lubrication · Menopause
Legato
An external-only option for people who prefer not to use an insertable device. Developed with menopause specialists, with research exploring female sexual arousal disorder and lubrication.
Prostate · Pelvic pain · Ejaculation
Molto
A slim, adaptable device for targeted prostate, anal or vaginal stimulation. Research explores chronic prostatitis and pelvic pain, delayed or absent ejaculation, and vaginismus.
For your organization
Begin with the setting—not the device.
Each route brings forward the product information, evidence posture, ownership and implementation questions relevant to that team.
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Urology
Clinical practice
Women's health
Scientific education
Pelvic-floor therapy
Scientific education
Menopause
Menopause care
Health systems & enterprise
Institutional partnerships
Private clinics & medspas
Professional purchasing
Telehealth
Digital-care partnerships
VA & federal procurement
Institutional purchasing
An open evidence library
Read beyond
the headline.
Study design, analyzed sample, reported findings, disclosures and limitations belong together. Each record links to its available source.
Explore the evidence register25Referenced records.
Referenced records.
Different levels of evidence.
The register includes journal articles, conference reports, cases, correspondence and an educational video. It does not present them as 25 equivalent clinical trials.
How to read research and intended useDecision-ready resources
Move from interest to a responsible next step.
Prepare an evidence review
Bring a population, device or publication and inspect the source with the right context.
Open the evidence library →Define a focused evaluation
Set ownership, eligibility, onboarding, support and decision criteria before the first patient.
Review implementation →Plan professional supply
Compare ordering routes and prepare a device-specific quotation request.
Professional ordering →