A device that helps men with erectile dysfunction, similar to a vibrator, has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Viberect is a device that maintains a man’s erection and delivers a stronger orgasm. The device is intended for men with mild to moderate erectile dysfunction, including men who have undergone prostatectomy or spinal cord injuries, which may impair the ability to ejaculate. Viberect is used 7-10 minutes before intercourse to stimulate the nerves of the male genital organ. The device can replace the use of pills to stimulate erection and arousal. NEWS_MORE_BOX Using soft medical pads, the device stimulates nerve impulses on the dorsal and ventral surfaces of the penis. Erection in men is a physiological reflex process that leads to an increase in the size and turgor of the penis during sexual arousal. The reflex takes place with the participation of the so-called genitospinal center located in the spinal cord and the influence of the cerebral cortex. Erectile dysfunction can be caused by a variety of factors, both health and psychological. If the problem occurs frequently in bed, consultation with a specialist doctor is recommended. Erectile dysfunction can also take a toll on a man’s mental state, self-esteem and sexual confidence. The male vibrator will hit the market for the first time in the US after August 15, and sales in Europe will begin later this year.