Dr Levine/H100/Penimaster

[20759]

Recently had a good visit with Dr Levine. I'm 70 years old, in very good health. My sex life can only be described as MILD. Developed a 25degree left bend in spring 2017. Unexplained, no injury or anything else I can think of. Everything still works. No pain or ED (do have a scrip for Viagra). Would be afraid to have intercourse do to bend. Anyway 1st Dr told me to do nothing for a year then come back and he would fix it with a stitch on the other side. If you just get that advise, get another Dr. After several months it appeared that the bend was getting worse so started doing more searching. Found this forum. Got a traction devise off internet. Worked with a strap that went around the gland. Found I had to tighten it to the point of cutting off blood flow in order for it to stay in place. Really could not use it much.

Decided to see Dr Levine (I live about 3 hrs from Chicago). Had already ruled out having surgery or Xiaflex before I went in. At my age at least everything was working. I was prepared to have the Verapamil injections. The apt with Dr Levine went very well. He told me he did not think that I needed the Verapamil injections and thought I could get good results using a combo of Traction and H100. The H100 is expensive, almost $900. for a 3 month script. He also recommended the Penimaster traction device (I know I could have thought of a better name). You can find a live model demo on You tube. It can be worn several hrs at a time and even sleep in it for about half the night. I will check my post and respond to questions. I will update in about 3 months on improvement (if their is any).  

[TonySa]

I believe the H-100 is very overpriced for a simple compounded medication.  Seems very greedy to me and there's only one study supporting it done by the sellers of the product.  Btw, I tried it w no improvement after 3 months.

[FlatteningTheCurve]

I'm a bit late on this topic but I read a bit about H100 but haven't seen a lot about it on this forum aside from this thread. Does anyone know of any positive results from H100? Seems like aside from that, the topical treatments available are Verapamil and DMSO, am I right?