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| Fotofreak 2006-04-30, 11:01 am |
| Hi guys:
Having recently had a radical prostatectomy I now have ED and require
a vacuum device to have an erection. My question is which make (and
model) is the best. I've had a look via the internet at several models
and have taken a shine to either the Vacurect or one of the Osbon
devices.
Which one or ones would you suggest?
Thanks in advance.
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| William Koloff 2006-04-30, 11:01 am |
| Look at the Osbon Erecaid ESTEEM Battery Model. It is the top of the
line. The Classic OTC model is NOT convenient to use. You can sometimes
pick up a slightly used Ereacid on E-Bay for about $100. Do price shop
since prices are all over the map.
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| fred@aol.com 2006-04-30, 11:01 am |
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I'm very happy (as happy as I can be...considering) with the Osbon
ErecAid Esteem. Works well, and is very reliable.
Have you tried vitamin V etc, or trimix first. None of them worked
for me, so I had you go to the pump.
On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 10:48:45 GMT, donacolb@enoreo.on.ca (Fotofreak)
wrote:
>Hi guys:
>Having recently had a radical prostatectomy I now have ED and require
>a vacuum device to have an erection. My question is which make (and
>model) is the best. I've had a look via the internet at several models
>and have taken a shine to either the Vacurect or one of the Osbon
>devices.
>Which one or ones would you suggest?
>Thanks in advance.
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| I got the Osbon, top of the line battery operated unit. They are very
expensive, but at the time, my insurance paid for it. I don't know what
insurance you have, but be sure to ask for coverage. The unit is truly top
of the line, and warranty problems are handled very promptly.
Dale P
"Fotofreak" <donacolb@enoreo.on.ca> wrote in message
news:44549272.36013574@news1.sympatico.ca...
> Hi guys:
> Having recently had a radical prostatectomy I now have ED and require
> a vacuum device to have an erection. My question is which make (and
> model) is the best. I've had a look via the internet at several models
> and have taken a shine to either the Vacurect or one of the Osbon
> devices.
> Which one or ones would you suggest?
> Thanks in advance.
>
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| RVer Don 2006-05-01, 1:01 am |
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"DP" <DP@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:5m65g.5547$An2.3157@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>I got the Osbon, top of the line battery operated unit. They are very
>expensive, but at the time, my insurance paid for it. I don't know what
>insurance you have, but be sure to ask for coverage. The unit is truly top
>of the line, and warranty problems are handled very promptly.
>
> Dale P
If you are on Medicare they will cover the cost of a vacuum unit with a
prescription from your doctor.
Don in Tracy, Calif.
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| The Old Guy 2006-05-02, 6:06 pm |
| On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 10:48:45 GMT, donacolb@enoreo.on.ca (Fotofreak)
wrote:
>Which one or ones would you suggest?
And many thanks to those of you who replied to my question. Your
answers have given me something to think about.
Oh, PS: My ISP is cutting out supplying Usenet service on May 26 so I
suppose that's about it from me unless I can find another similarly
priced provider who has it....
So long,
Fotofreak
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| The Old Guy wrote:
> On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 10:48:45 GMT, donacolb@enoreo.on.ca (Fotofreak)
> wrote:
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> And many thanks to those of you who replied to my question. Your
> answers have given me something to think about.
>
> Oh, PS: My ISP is cutting out supplying Usenet service on May 26 so I
> suppose that's about it from me unless I can find another similarly
> priced provider who has it....
>
> So long,
> Fotofreak
Real shame. Hope they are cutting the price of service accordingly.
Remember that you can access this ng via Google <groups>
....LMac
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| Peabody 2006-05-04, 1:01 pm |
| > Oh, PS: My ISP is cutting out supplying Usenet service
> on May 26 so I suppose that's about it from me unless I
> can find another similarly priced provider who has
> it....
> So long, Fotofreak
Well, also note that you can subscribe to a news service
that's separate from your ISP. Of course that's extra
money, but places like Astraweb and Octanews offer "block"
accounts which give you so many gigabytes of downloads for a
one-shot payment. The block never expires, and header
downloads don't count. If you only do text groups, a $10
block would probably last you a couple years.
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| LMac <Lmac5491@yahoo.com> wrote:
>The Old Guy wrote:
>Real shame. Hope they are cutting the price of service accordingly.
>Remember that you can access this ng via Google <groups>
>
>...LMac
You can get a free account at:
http://www.yottanews.com/freeaccount.php
or
www.teranews.com ($3.95 set-up charge)
Randy
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