What is the Difference Between a Manual and a Battery Vacuum Erection Device?
Answer
Vacuum Erection Devices generally fall into two categories: manually operated and battery operated (or automatic pump). There is some cost difference, so it's only natural to ask what the difference is between the two products.
Battery powered devices are ideal for people who have dexterity problems or arthritis. They also work well for men who want to achieve an erection slowly. The batteries in the Vacuum Erection Device will need to be replaced from time to time, but typically they do last a long time.
Manual erection devices come in one-handed and two-handed models. There is really no difference in the manual erection devices but may be better suited for those patients more recently diagnosed with erectile dysfunction. These devices allow the user to determine their own comfortable pace. They also allow for a quicker erection, which some men find preferable. It is important to note that insurance companies vary in reimbursement for Vacuum Erection Devices. Check with your insurance company to see if they offer any reimbursement.
