2020 American Urological Association

Our penile traction device for Peyronie´s disease, Andropeyronie, will be at the American Urological Association 2019 Annual Meeting at #1219 stand. We will be grateful for your visit. Our distributors will give you more informations about PTT (penile traction therapy) and its indications in Peyronie´s disease, post-prostatectomy, post-surgery of Peyronie, etc.

Andropeyronie® is a penile traction device for the treatment of the Peyronie´s disease. It is clinically tested and FDA approved. It reduces penile curvature in 60% and reduces the pain in Peyronie´s illness. Andropeyronie is specifically developed to treat bent penises and Peyronie’s disease. The device is fixed onto the penis easily and it can be worn while walking, sitting, doing physically undemanding work, etc.

Andropeyronie uses the new patented tech Androsupport®, which is an upper support piece to adapt the device to several type of curvatures. It also uses Androcomfort® band system with additional cushion and a silicone ring Androring® which give more comfort and protection to the area of the penis that is fixed to the upper support.

Andropeyronie uses soft traction to obtain twice the results of other devices. If a patient uses a device with lighter traction for more hours like Andropeyronie, the penile curvature correction is double and its use is compatible throughout the day. The penile curvature correction will be 60% with 8 hours of use. For these reasons, time matters in penile traction therapy. And also the price is the best in the market of penile traction devices, because Andropeyronie costs $99.

Also we are proud that American Urological Association journal has published that “andropeyronie” is one of the three most common words in #Peyronies tweets with “disease” and “men”. This study was conducted by the urologists Adithya Balasubramanian, Justin Yu, Larry I Lipshultz, James M Hotaling, and Alexander W Pastuszak, with the title of #Peyronies: An Analysis of Online Twitter Discussion of Peyronie’s Disease. The results of this study were:

A total of 3,278 tweets and 767 users utilizing #Peyronies were identified. Most tweets (75%) were sent with links and contained media images (49%). The average ± SD number of #Peyronies tweets per month increased from 17.7 ± 8.5 in 2013 to 121.4 ± 52.2 in 2018 (p < 0.001). Users increased from 78 to 767 during this period. Users tweeted from 61 countries. Physicians comprised 46% of the top influencers. Common words in #Peyronies tweets were “disease,” “men” and “andropeyronie.” Popular associated hashtags were #menshealth, #peyronie and #men. Codification of tweet content revealed that tweets were focused on clinical care discussions or online patient support.  More info in: https://www.auajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1097/UPJ.0000000000000057

We hope to see you at AUA 2019 in Chicago from May 3^rd – May 6^th in #1219.