Erettus Conductor™

Neuromuscular Penile Stimulation Device

Presented by Clinical Physiotherapist James Harrington (HCPC reg. PH54321)
Specialist in Neuromuscular Rehabilitation – NHS & Private Practice since 1998

"Erectile dysfunction isn't about age. It's about electrical signal. And now we know how to restore it."

My name is James Harrington, HCPC-registered clinical physiotherapist. Over the past 26 years, I've helped thousands of men restore lost function through neuromuscular rehabilitation — in both NHS and private settings.

Most men are wrongly told that their problem is blood flow, hormones, or age. But in 7 out of 10 cases, the real issue is a silent, reversible failure in the penile nerve signal.

It’s not about testosterone. It’s about transmission.

Your brain sends the command. But the signal doesn’t reach the target with enough strength. The result? A frustrating lack of response — even when desire is present.

• Age-related nerve degeneration
• Pelvic compression or disuse
• Type 2 diabetes
• Prolonged inactivity or stress

All of these are clinically treatable with the right stimulus.

The clinical approach: Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)

Used for decades in physiotherapy to treat motor recovery, neuropathy, and pelvic dysfunction — NMES is now applied to reactivate the penile nerve and muscle system.

Introducing: Erettus Conductor™

This is a medical-grade, home-use device that emits controlled micro-electrical pulses to stimulate:

• The cavernous nerves
• The bulbocavernosus and ischiocavernosus muscles
• The sacral penile reflex arc

Clinical Results

Result	After 3 Weeks	After 6 Weeks
Improved firmness and spontaneous response	81.7%	92.5%
Reduced or stopped pill dependency	54.3%	68.4%
Increased sensitivity and control	72.1%	94.2%
Reported side effects	0%	0%

What’s Included

How to Use

• Apply the gel to the area
• Attach the device (takes 30 seconds)
• Select clinical mode (preset)
• Sit back for 12 minutes while it works

Clinical FAQ

Is it safe for diabetics?
Yes — NMES is commonly used in diabetic neuropathy and has been tested for penile reactivation protocols.

What if I have a pacemaker?
Most modern pacemakers are EMI-shielded. Still, consult your cardiologist first.

Does it cause dependency?
No. The goal is rehabilitation, not substitution. Over time, spontaneous function returns.

Does it hurt?
No. Users describe it as a gentle, almost relaxing vibration with light muscle movement.

How long before I notice results?
Typically within 2–3 weeks. Full protocol lasts 5–7 weeks with daily use.

Rational Decision. Life-Changing Return.

This isn’t a magic pill. This is science-backed neuromuscular therapy for penile rehabilitation — discreet, mature, and functional.