How it works

Blood flow starts it. Your pelvic floor helps hold it.

Here's the full picture: what your pelvic floor does during an erection, what happens in a 15-minute session and how the first 8 weeks usually go. We'll also tell you when it's the wrong buy.

  • 15 minutes a day
  • Seated, fully clothed
  • Nothing to insert
  • Urologist-reviewed
A man in his 60s working on his laptop at a home office desk, seated on NeuroPulse, fully clothed
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Why it fades

What if it's not just blood flow?

An erection has two jobs. Blood has to flow in, and then it has to stay there long enough for you to get fully firm.

Pills, pumps and blood-flow supplements all work on the first job. The second falls to two small muscles around the base of the penis (the ischiocavernosus and bulbocavernosus), which tighten during arousal and push the pressure up to full rigidity.

Both sit in your pelvic floor. Like any muscle that never gets trained, they can lose strength over the years. That's how a man can get hard and still lose it halfway.

It isn't the cause of every case of ED. It's just the part almost nobody works on.

The pelvic floor is part of the equation.

Where men usually notice it

  1. It starts fine, then fades when you change position.
  2. Your bloodwork is normal, and it's still not like it was.
  3. The pill helps, but you still don't fully trust it.

Inside a session

What happens in your 15 minutes

PrecisionCore™ Pelvic-Floor Activation is the name for what the center pad does. Here's what it does, in order.

NeuroPulse from above: slate-navy seat with a white center pad and textured grip zones
  1. The pad lines up with the muscle.

    Sitting centered puts the white center pad right under your pelvic floor, the sling of muscle between your sit bones. Your clothes stay on.

  2. The muscle works on its own.

    Targeted vibration from the pad makes those muscles tighten and release, again and again. You don't squeeze, count or hold a thing.

  3. 12,000+ reps in one sitting.

    A single 15-minute session adds up to more than 12,000 contractions, 80X more than manual Kegels. None of them depend on you finding the right muscle.

  4. Reps become strength.

    Repeated work is how any muscle gets stronger. Session by session, these muscles get better at the squeeze that helps an erection reach full firmness and stay there.

Blood flow still gets things started. This is the part that helps keep them there.

SIT. START. TRAIN.

The routine, and what each level feels like

Three steps, one seat, a quarter of an hour. Here's how a session goes.

  1. SIT.

    Set it on your seat.

    Place NeuroPulse in the middle of a desk chair, the couch or a car seat, narrow end toward the front edge.

  2. START.

    One press, then sit down.

    Press the button on the underside once for level 1, then sit centered on the white pad, fully clothed.

  3. TRAIN.

    Give it 15 minutes.

    Read the paper, answer email or watch the game. When the time's up, switch it off and carry on with your evening.

The underside of NeuroPulse with the power button and USB-C port

Tap 1 or 2 on the underside.

What each level feels like

Level 1 A light, even hum. Where every man starts, while you learn where the pad sits.

The right level is one you feel clearly and can still relax on. If you catch yourself tensing up, it's too high for now.

After: wipe it with a damp cloth and let it dry before charging. One USB-C charge covers about 40 sessions.

The first 8 weeks

What the first 8 weeks look like

This is training, so it builds over weeks. Read the timeline as a guide, not a deadline: every body moves at its own pace.

  1. Weeks 1-2

    Learn the feel

    You do:
    one session a day on levels 1 and 2.
    You may notice:
    you can feel exactly where the muscle is, maybe for the first time. That awareness comes first.
  2. Weeks 3-4

    Build

    You do:
    daily sessions; move to level 3 when level 2 feels easy.
    You may notice:
    many men start to see a difference in firmness and in how well it holds. For some it takes longer.
  3. Weeks 5-8

    Strengthen

    You do:
    daily sessions on levels 3 and 4.
    You may notice:
    this is the stretch where most men can judge it. It's also why the guarantee runs 60 days from delivery: enough time to finish this phase before you decide.
  4. After week 8

    Keep it

    You do:
    drop to two or three times a week.
    You may notice:
    like any trained muscle, it holds on to what it built as long as you keep using it.

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The research

What the research says about this muscle

Two studies are behind our focus on the pelvic floor. Here they are, with links.

Dorey et al. (2004), British Journal of General Practice.

A randomized trial of 55 men with ED, median age 59. After pelvic-floor exercises, 40% had normal erectile function again and another 35% had improved.

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Myers & Smith (2019), Physiotherapy.

Researchers reviewed 10 trials of pelvic-floor training in men. In all ten, erectile function got better.

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Both studies tested pelvic-floor exercises, not NeuroPulse. They show the muscle is worth training; NeuroPulse is built to make that training easy to keep up.

Dr. Robert Hayes, urologist, at his desk with NeuroPulse

Urologist-reviewed

The urologist who checked the routine

Dr. Robert Hayes, MD, is a board-certified urologist who has spent 23 years treating ED. He went through the seated routine, the four levels and the list of men who should skip it. His starting point is the one this page makes: check blood flow first, then look at the muscle most men never train.

Dr. Robert Hayes, MDBoard-certified urologist · 23 years treating ED

The options

Pills, pumps and Kegels: what each one can and can't do

Every option here helps some men. The question is which part of the erection it works on.

Pill bottles, a blister pack and a vacuum pump on a table

The pill (Viagra, Cialis)

What it does:
boosts blood flow so an erection comes more easily. For many men, it works.
What it can't do:
train the muscle that holds it. It also has to be timed, every time.

With NeuroPulse: keep it. They work on different parts of the same erection.

The pump

What it does:
pulls blood in with suction, so you can get hard on demand.
What it can't do:
carry anything over to the next time. Each use means the cylinder, the ring and undressing first.

With NeuroPulse: nothing to set up and nothing to take off. You sit down and the work happens under you.

Manual Kegels

What it does:
trains the right muscle, for free. If yours are working, keep going.
What it can't do:
tell you whether you're squeezing the right muscle, or keep you at it once week two gets boring.

With NeuroPulse: same muscle, same idea, minus the guessing, the counting and the remembering.

Pills and pumps work on blood flow. Kegels and NeuroPulse train the muscle. The difference is who does the work.

Is it for you?

Who it's for, and who should skip it

Read both lists before you order. If you're on the second one, it's the wrong buy for now.

A good fit if you:

  • Can get an erection, but it fades or isn't as firm as it used to be.
  • Take a pill and want to work on the part it doesn't reach.
  • Tried Kegels and never knew if you were doing them right.
  • Want something private you can do at home, fully clothed.
  • Can give it 15 minutes a day for about 8 weeks.

Skip it, or talk to your doctor first, if you:

  • Need a result tonight. This is training, and training takes weeks.
  • Want it to replace your doctor or your prescription. It works alongside both.
  • Have pelvic pain or spasms, or were told your pelvic floor is tight. Get that checked before you train it.
  • Have heart disease or a pacemaker, a bleeding disorder or cancer, or take blood thinners.

Not sure which list you're on?Ask us first

NeuroPulse resting on the seat of a wooden dining chair by a window

Questions

Questions about using it

No. Sit still and let the pad do the work. There's nothing to count, hold or time.

In the middle of the seat, narrow end pointing forward, so the white pad sits right under you, between your sit bones. If you feel it more on one side, shift until it feels even.

When the level you're on feels easy for a full 15 minutes. Go up one level at a time, and if a new one makes you tense up, give it a few more days at the one before.

There's no need. Muscles get stronger in the rest between sessions, so the routine stays at a single 15-minute session daily.

No. Clinic chairs are large machines that use a different technology and charge per visit. NeuroPulse targets the same muscle group with seated vibration, at home, on your schedule.

More answers on shipping, refunds and billing

You know how it works. Now give it 60 days.

Sit down, press once and let the first two weeks teach you the feel. If it isn't for you, one email within 60 days of delivery gets your money back.

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