ImpoAid Overview

As you know, we usually review supplements, be they for male enhancement, testosterone boosting, or body building.

Occasionally, we veer slightly from the norm and review related products that are not necessarily oral supplements.

That’s the case today as we review ImpoAid.

ImpoAid is a vacuum and ring erectile dysfunction device.

For men who suffer with erectile dysfunction, but find themselves unable or unwilling to take pills to address the problem, these kinds of devices can provide the help they need.

Although the mechanical aspect of the process might take some getting used to, it actually has a fairly high success rate with those who use them.

How ImpoAid Works

The basic ImpoAid setup includes a vacuum pump that you can use either manually or with battery power and a set rings.

In the simplest terms, the vacuum pump helps create the erection, then the rings help you maintain it.

With ImpoAid, you can choose to use the pump manually or electronically.

If you use it manually, you have more control, but you have to use your hands and it may prove distracting.

Conversely, the electronically controlled option is easier, but you don’t have as much control over the level of suction.

The way it works is that you place the ImpoAid pump over your penis and enable the suction, whichever way you choose to do so. This draws blood into the penis.

Then you place the correct size ring at the base of the penis using lubricant.

This keeps the blood in the penis so the erection is sustained.

ImpoAid Pros and Cons

Advantages of ImpoAid

• You can use ImpoAid even when you can’t take erectile dysfunction medications due to illness or other medications.
• It can be used manually or electronically.
• There are plenty of positive ImpoAid reviews from men who’ve had success.
• There is a limited lifetime warranty.
• The rings come in several sizes so you should find one that works.

Disadvantages of ImpoAid

• The ImpoAid apparatus can be complicated and cumbersome to use.
• There is no money back guarantee.
• It’s expensive.

Where to Buy

Though there is no official website, there are plenty of online retailers offering ImpoAid for sale.

The cost tends to be around $125 and you can buy replacement ring packs for about $30.

Conclusion

The primary drawback with ImpoAid is that it’s cumbersome and requires some work.The biggest aspect in favor is that it works.

So if you find yourself in a position that requires an ED solution that doesn’t involve pills, ImpoAid would be a viable option.

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Author: Rob Miller

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