The device from this week’s emails, and everything you need before you decide

You have read the case over the past few days.

The curve. The scar tissue. The middle ground between watchful waiting and the operating room.

This is the device that lives in that middle ground. It was built to correct the curve and recover the length that Peyronie’s takes, in the same daily protocol.

It was built for exactly this

RestoreX was developed in cooperation with Mayo Clinic and invented by a board-certified urologist specializing in men’s sexual health.

It was not adapted from a general stretching device. It was designed for the specific problem you have been reading about: curvature, shortening, and the scar tissue that drives both.

The evidence is not a claim. It is published.

RestoreX is the only traction therapy device to initiate a randomized, controlled clinical trial in the United States in men with chronic Peyronie’s disease.

The three-month results were published in the Journal of Urology in September 2019. The six-month results were presented at a urology conference in March 2019.

A separate study using RestoreX alongside Xiaflex injections was published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in 2019.

That is the difference between a device that markets itself and a device that has been tested and written up in the literature doctors actually read.

What the trials actually showed

For men with Peyronie’s disease, 77 percent experienced curvature improvement, with an average improvement of 28 percent among those men.

Length gains averaged 1.6 centimeters at three months and 2.0 centimeters at six months.

And the results were durable. The clinical trial indicated the curve correction is likely permanent, and if symptoms ever return, one to two thirty-minute sessions per week are enough to maintain what you gained.

These are outcomes from men who used the device as directed. Individual results vary.

Thirty minutes, twice a day. Not five hours.

First-generation systems use a clamping design that pulls in one flat, linear direction, which is why they ask you to wear them for at least five hours a day, and some recommend nine or more.

RestoreX is completed in two thirty-minute sessions per day, in the privacy of your own home.

The device in the drawer is the one that fails. A protocol you can actually keep is the whole game.

It targets the curve, not just the length

For Peyronie’s disease, RestoreX uses a patented Opposite Angular Force Technology that delivers additional traction specifically to the location of the disease.

Combined with the traction from the penile retention system, it is designed to produce results in the shortest period of time.

It is not pulling in a straight line and hoping. It is aimed at the bend.

You will know it is working

It tells you when you have reached the Optimized Treatment Zone, the proper amount of tension, and it stays continuously adjustable as the tissue stretches, without taking the device off or adding parts.

You track progress by counting the clicks needed to reach proper tension. As you move from two to three to four clicks, you know the tissue is responding.

Is it safe

Used as directed, RestoreX was shown to be extremely safe in clinical studies, with no reports of serious injuries such as nerve damage or erectile dysfunction.

It secures the glans with a patented retention design meant to hold comfortably and securely without unnecessary pinching or irritation.

Will anyone know what is in the package

No. RestoreX ships in discreet packaging with no branding on the outside. The return address reads as PathRight Medical or PRM. Nothing on the box identifies what is inside.

No prescription is required to buy it. It is an over-the-counter device you can order online for use at home.

What other men reported

In the manufacturer’s satisfaction survey, 35 percent were very satisfied and 49 percent satisfied. That is 84 percent satisfied or better.

Made and supported here

RestoreX is made in the USA with premium construction materials, and it carries a 12-month warranty. Customer service is based in Utah and Minnesota, reachable at 1-877-228-5147.

Before you order, three honest things

One. It is not a quick result.

RestoreX rewards three to four months of consistent use, two sessions a day, tracked honestly.

The men who benefit are the ones who keep the protocol. The men who do not are almost always the ones who stopped early.

Two. There is currently a wait.

Demand is high right now, and orders are shipping approximately two to three weeks from the date of purchase rather than the usual few days.

Ordering now holds your place in line.

Three. All sales are final.

Because of the medical nature of the device, RestoreX cannot be returned once it ships, and cancelled orders carry a 25 dollar fee.

Here is why men order anyway. The device is backed by published, randomized clinical trials, a 12-month warranty, and a safety record with no serious injuries reported when used as directed. You are not buying a promise. You are buying the device with the evidence behind it.

What you get

In the box: the RestoreX device, two standard extension rods, two long extension rods, the self-adherent wrap, and the user manual.

Fit: accommodates a stretched length of 3.75 to 10 inches and a maximum girth of 6 inches.

Cost offset: FSA and HSA funds can be applied, and many men receive partial insurance reimbursement using HCPCS code E0201. A prescription is needed for reimbursement, though not to purchase.

One more thing, and it is important

We ship within the United States only. If you are outside the US, this is not available to you through us right now.