Private clinics & medspas
Bring a research-backed device conversation into your practice. MV Health combines adaptable home-use designs with clinical evidence, clear product guides and a professional purchasing route for clinician-led clinics and medspas.
Build on the care you already provide
A relevant offer begins with the people you see and the questions your team is equipped to answer. Keep device choice connected to professional judgment and each client’s preferences.
For clinicians reviewing sexual comfort, arousal, lubrication and pelvic-health questions, the research library offers model-specific starting points. Compare external, compact and adjustable designs against individual needs.
Menopause and postpartum services can review the relevant evidence; life stage alone does not establish device suitability.
Give erectile-function discussions a practical device dimension. Review the Tenuto designs, published studies and fitting guidance alongside the clinical assessment and the client’s wider care plan.
Specialist prostate, pelvic-pain and ejaculation questions belong with the appropriately qualified clinician.
Offer a private, respectful way to ask about intimate health. Staff can explain product features and the purchasing process, with a clear hand-off for suitability, symptoms and treatment questions.
Agree the conversation, the staff responsibilities and the referral route before adding a new category.
Choose your commercial route
Whether you want to hold stock or begin with a lighter-touch purchasing route, start with a written proposal. Choose the arrangement that works for your clients, locations and team.
01 / Practice-held stock
Explore wholesale purchasing for a focused selection of devices. Clients can buy through your practice, with product information and a clear point of contact from the start.
02 / Explore a no-stock route
If you prefer not to hold stock, ask about a direct-purchase or referral arrangement. Confirm the available route and who handles payment, delivery and product support before sharing it with clients.
Any commission, discount or fulfillment arrangement must be confirmed in your agreement.
Know the numbers before you order
Build the business case from your actual quote and retail plan. This page focuses on private purchasing: a defined product offer, clear client costs and responsibilities your team understands.
01 / Cost to the practice
Include wholesale cost, delivery, payment fees, any display stock and the time needed for staff preparation. Confirm minimum orders, payment terms and stock availability in the proposal.
02 / Price & contribution
Choose the client price and device mix. Calculate the difference between the selling price and product cost, then allow for selling costs, returns and support time before estimating profit.
Gross profit per unit = selling price − product cost. Gross margin % = gross profit ÷ selling price × 100. Gross profit is not net profit.
03 / A transparent purchase
Make the price, included items and support route clear before purchase. For HSA/FSA payment, confirm the exact item’s eligibility, required documentation and your checkout arrangements with the relevant provider or administrator.
Research your medical director can examine
Published research spans sexual- and pelvic-health questions. Begin with these examples, then review the exact model, studied population and current intended use before making a recommendation.
Randomized controlled trial / 2026
84participants randomized · 8 weeks
Scheduled device use with an educational handout was compared with the handout alone. The journal report found better sexual-function scores in the device group.
Single-center, unblinded trial; 81 completed. MV identifies the model as Poco; the abstract does not name it. The report updates the earlier conference report. PubMed lists Mystery Vibe / Brandow Research Grant funding.
Preliminary journal report / 2025
30men studied · 8 weeks
An uncontrolled preliminary study reported improved erectile-function questionnaire scores after home use of Tenuto Mini in men with psychogenic erectile dysfunction.
Published as correspondence. No control group; the principal author disclosed a consultancy relationship and devices were supplied at no cost.
From line review to client support
Give every team member a clear role. Agree the practical details before the first client purchase.
The clinical lead reviews models and evidence. The owner or buyer agrees the commercial route. Start with a focused selection relevant to your service.
Use model-specific guides and professional resources. Agree what front-desk, nursing and clinical staff explain, and where questions are referred.
Confirm storage, any display materials, pricing and payment. Make the seller, delivery, returns and warranty terms easy for clients to find.
Give clients the correct guide and product-support contact. Keep clinical follow-up with the practice and review questions, returns and stock movement.
For groups and multi-location practices
Bring the group buyer, clinical lead and local teams into the same conversation. Agree a shared approach, then test it at selected locations before expanding.
Request pricing for the group’s proposed device mix and volume. Agree central or site-level ordering, invoicing, stock ownership and reorder responsibilities.
Use the same current product information across locations. Identify a local lead, staff briefing needs and a clear clinical escalation route at each site.
Track units sold, stock held, returns, staff questions and client feedback. Agree reporting and support responsibilities as part of the rollout proposal.
Build your practice review pack
Give your clinical and commercial teams access to the evidence, original documents and practical guidance before you commit.
Device brochure, clinical evidence, leaflets and model-specific user guides.
Practical resources for product education and a consistent staff hand-off.
Hear clinicians discuss MV devices in their original videos.
Explore the design, innovation and business recognition behind MV Health.
Before the first order
For practice owners, medical directors and operations teams.
Start with the client group and clinical questions your practice already supports. Review form factor, comfort, controls, current instructions and the relevant evidence with your clinical lead. A focused selection is more useful than stocking every model by default. Compare the devices.
Request a current quotation for the models, quantities and locations you have in mind. Ask for minimum orders, payment terms, delivery, returns and warranty arrangements. Retail pricing is your practice’s decision; forecast margin from the confirmed costs rather than a standard percentage.
Ask about the current direct-purchase or referral options for your practice. Confirm eligibility, client pricing, commission if any, fulfillment and support responsibilities. Any financial relationship should be disclosed clearly, and the arrangement reviewed against applicable professional requirements.
Eligibility depends on the exact item and circumstances, and the plan’s documentation requirements. Confirm this with the administrator and payment provider before advertising an eligible purchase or accepting a benefit card. Do not assume that every device or general-wellness purchase qualifies.
The professional site includes product guides, clinical evidence and staff-preparation resources. Tell us what your team needs and ask about current briefing formats, demonstration units and display materials. Confirm their availability and any costs in your proposal.
Agree the responsible seller and the route for delivery, returns and warranty questions before launch. Use MV’s product-care and support resources for setup and device questions. Suitability, symptoms and treatment decisions remain with the appropriately qualified clinician. Explore product support.
Let’s find the right fit
Tell us who you care for and how you would like to offer the devices. Start a conversation about the relevant models, current pricing and the resources your team needs.
