Gainswave therapy?

I was initially very sceptical, but it has real doctors behind it, and they link to some peer-reviewed papers, and a meta-study says this:

"Patient summary: We reviewed 14 studies of men who received low-intensity extracorporeal shock wave treatment (LI-ESWT) for erectile dysfunction (ED). There was evidence that these men experienced improvements in their ED following LI-ESWT."

Hardly a ringing endorsement, but it sounds like it might work for some men.  If it was that great though, wouldn't we all have heard about it a long time ago?

Gonna bump this to see is anyone else has input

You are correct that there are almost no reviews except on the gainswave providers site. And of course they are all positive. This forum is about the only forum I have found that accepts posts on the subject. I had 3 treatments and a p shot for 3K$.  I didn’t think it really worked at all, just expensive fun. I also had a testosterone implant that really did work.  I think the wave and p shot is just a scam to relieve desperate old men of their hard earned retirement savings.  When I refused to continue with the treatments the doctor basically threw me out.  He didn’t want my testosterone maintenance or blood work, etc. He just wanted the high profit work. it’s a scam.  Save your money. Don’t be a fool.  

I wasted $3000 on this “miracle” on the advice of one of Philadelphia’s top urologist. If anything, my erections have gotten worse. I wish I had better news because I know how frustrating this problem is but, save your money. I used eWave but its all the same. Another money grab by people taking advantage of  men desperate for help. Disgraceful. Oh, and after I reported I was getting no results on their follow up calls they stopped calling after 2. Snake oil salesmen. 

Tim P

Tim P

Wow. Just had my first treatment and it left me sore and sorry. The doc's assistant also gave me a pump to help get blood to 'the affected areas' . Man that was a gross thing to walk out with. Overall, kind of an awful experience. I hope I haven't done any damage. Not going back. I don't recommend this 'treatment'.

I started GAINSWAVE for Peyronies disease a month or so ago. I've been on CIALIS for a few years now and have erections with that put i started getting the peyronies symotoms about 2 years ago. I'm going for my 6th session of GAINSWAVE today and to be honest it hasn't helped the peyronies at all. I still have the unnatural bend in my penis when erect. I'm pretty p****d about it because the Dr requires full payment in advance for the first 6 sessions and then after the check clears they tell you that most people require 12 sessions so they will need another $2000. I feel like I've been taken.

I just checked into this and with P shot its over $6k up front for 12 treatments.. I'd like to hear from someone who's seen success before I break the bank. I'm curious if most are over 50 reading this forum, diabetic? other health issues? I'm trying to get as healthy as possible and lose weight to help as well. My issue is diabetes but I have it controlled and may be able to stop the meds for it soon. Had I known this would happen 20 yrs ago I would have done different. does anyone do cialis daily plus use viagra when engaging? my urologist told me to do both. All responses welcome, hope to hear from a patient with good results.

No, this is a fake procedure and a rip off. You will not see any benefit from this. I just wasted $3k after 12 sessions no improvements at all.