Erectile dysfunction
Psychogenic and situational ED, plus research into recovery after prostate cancer treatment.
Medical devices for clinical practice
Start with the patient’s concern. Explore devices for erectile dysfunction and research into pelvic pain, arousal, lubrication, orgasm and ejaculation—then match the evidence and practical fit to the individual.
Start with the clinical question
Psychogenic and situational ED, plus research into recovery after prostate cancer treatment.
Research into painful penetration, arousal, lubrication and difficulty reaching orgasm.
Research into chronic prostatitis, pelvic pain syndrome and delayed or absent ejaculation.
Explore the portfolio
Each condition below links to its research record. US treatment indications and research areas are distinct: MV Health’s stated US treatment indication is erectile dysfunction. Other listed conditions are research topics, not additional cleared or approved uses. Regulatory context ↗
Pelvic pain · Arousal · Orgasm
An adaptable device for individual positioning and comfort, with research across the Crescendo family exploring painful penetration, arousal, lubrication and difficulty reaching orgasm.
Conditions explored in research
Pain and arousal studies used Crescendo; the arousal study included CBT. Situational-anorgasmia research used Crescendo 2.
Erectile function · Rehabilitation
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.
Conditions explored in research
Prostatectomy research used combined rehabilitation. The radiotherapy poster reports a single case with tadalafil and contains inconsistent chart labels. The neurogenic-ED case used Tenuto.
Vaginismus · Sexual function
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.
Conditions explored in research
Vaginismus research involved adjunct care. The survivorship report is a single case. Trial and survivorship model attribution comes from MV Health.
Psychogenic & situational ED
A compact wearable for erectile dysfunction and erection support during intercourse. Its research focuses on psychogenic and situational ED, including performance-related concerns.
Conditions explored in research
Model-specific evidence comprises preliminary studies and a case report, focused on psychogenic or non-organic ED.
Arousal · Lubrication · Menopause
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.
Conditions explored in research
A small uncontrolled study included education. Menopause is a product-use context, not a separately established treatment indication.
Prostate · Pelvic pain · Ejaculation
A slim, adaptable device for targeted prostate, anal or vaginal stimulation. Research explores chronic prostatitis and pelvic pain, delayed or absent ejaculation, and vaginismus.
Conditions explored in research
Exploratory cohorts and individual cases address these conditions; they do not establish additional US treatment indications.
Illustrations are not to scale. Product context follows the MV Health Devices Brochure and manufacturer pages. Research summaries retain the model studied and any combined treatments; consult the original source and model-specific instructions.
Beneath the surface
Explore all six devices from the inside. Original exploded diagrams reveal the adaptable structures, materials and controls behind each form, alongside selected patent and design records.
Inside our devicesFrom clinical question to patient support
Clinical relevance is the starting point. Comfort, preferences and clear instructions make the next conversation more useful.
Legato is external-only. Crescendo 2 and Poco offer adaptable internal or external positioning. Suitability remains an individual clinical decision.
On-device controls keep a smartphone optional. Patient guides cover setup, cleaning and safety, with a clear support route for questions at home.
From sensory pathways to clinical outcomes: mechanisms, historical milestones and an application-by-application review of the evidence.
The device overview explains construction and model-specific research questions. Read study designs, findings and original sources in the evidence library.
Model-specific user guides and quick starts for setup, controls, cleaning and safety.