Ferticare 2.0 / FertiSonic — Medical Vibrator for Ejaculation (SCI)

Also Known As: FertiSonic  |  By Medicalvibrator.com  |  FDA Approved  |  Made in the USA

Most Powerful PVS Device for SCI  |  70–110 Hz Adjustable Frequency  |  0.5–4.0mm Adjustable Amplitude  |  Best Results T10 Lesion and Above  |  Fertility & Sexual Health & Intimacy  |  FDA Approved  |  Miami Project Clinically Validated  |  Made in USA  |  1-Year Warranty (Original Purchaser Only)

The Ferticare 2.0 — now also marketed under the name FertiSonic — is the most powerful FDA-approved penile vibratory stimulation (PVS) device available for men with spinal cord injury (SCI). For men whose SCI has eliminated voluntary control over ejaculation, PVS offers a non-invasive, clinically validated method to trigger the ejaculatory reflex through controlled mechanical vibration — supporting both fertility goals (sperm collection for use in assisted reproduction) and sexual health and intimacy. The Ferticare 2.0 applies vibration to the glans penis at frequencies of 70–110 Hz and amplitudes of 0.5–4.0 mm — both adjustable — within the clinical range shown to activate the ejaculatory reflex in men with SCI lesions at T10 and above. A 2020 study conducted at the Miami Project for Spinal Cord Injury confirmed that the Ferticare 2.0 achieved significantly higher ejaculation success rates than the Ferticare Personal (now discontinued). The Ferticare 2.0 / FertiSonic is also used by non-SCI men managing delayed ejaculation and by men with brain injuries or other neurological conditions affecting ejaculatory function. Regular weekly use is supported by published research showing long-term benefits for bladder health, kidney function, prostate health, and cardiovascular function — and psychological benefits for men and their partners in the area of intimacy and relationship wellbeing. FDA approved. Made in the USA. 1-year manufacturer's warranty for the original purchaser only — non-transferable. Not returnable or refundable. By Medicalvibrator.com / Inclusive Inc.

Specifications

What's in the Kit

How Penile Vibratory Stimulation Works

Ejaculation in men without neurological injury is a reflex controlled through the sympathetic nervous system — triggered involuntarily during sexual arousal and culminating in the coordinated muscular contractions that produce ejaculation. In men with spinal cord injury, particularly those with lesions at or above the T10 vertebral level, the neural pathways that normally integrate these signals may be intact below the level of injury even though voluntary control is absent. This means the ejaculatory reflex can often still be triggered — but only through adequate sensory stimulation applied at the right frequency and intensity.

Penile vibratory stimulation (PVS) works by applying mechanical vibration to the glans penis at the specific frequency and amplitude thresholds that activate the sensory afferent pathways responsible for triggering the ejaculatory reflex. The Ferticare 2.0 / FertiSonic delivers vibration in the 70–110 Hz frequency range at amplitudes of 0.5–4.0 mm — calibrated to the clinical parameters that have been shown to produce ejaculation in men with SCI in published research. The applicator pad is placed on the dorsum (top surface) or frenulum (sensitive underside at the junction of the glans) of the head of the penis; the device is activated and frequency and amplitude are adjusted until the reflex is triggered.

PVS is the least invasive method for achieving ejaculation in men with SCI — preceding and often replacing the need for more invasive procedures such as electroejaculation (EEJ), which requires anesthesia and specialist equipment. It can be performed at home without clinical supervision once the user is trained in correct technique.

Clinical Applications

Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) — Primary Application

The Ferticare 2.0 / FertiSonic is most effective for men with SCI lesions at T10 and above — a group in whom the peripheral ejaculatory reflex pathways are typically preserved below the injury level. Clinical studies document successful ejaculation using PVS in a significant proportion of this population; the 2020 Miami Project study confirmed the Ferticare 2.0's higher success rate compared to the now-discontinued Ferticare Personal. Men with lower SCI lesions (below T10) may have different results; consult your rehabilitation specialist or urologist to assess whether PVS is appropriate for your specific lesion level and injury profile.

Fertility — Sperm Collection for Assisted Reproduction

For men with SCI who wish to have biological children, PVS with the Ferticare 2.0 enables sperm collection for use in intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), or sperm banking. Sperm collected via PVS-induced ejaculation can be used directly or processed at a fertility laboratory. This application is typically coordinated with a reproductive endocrinologist or fertility specialist and a rehabilitation medicine physician. The Ferticare 2.0 is recognized by SCI rehabilitation medicine and urology as the clinical standard for home-use PVS.

Sexual Health and Intimacy

Beyond fertility, the Ferticare 2.0 supports sexual health and intimacy for men with SCI and their partners. The ability to achieve ejaculation — even in the context of altered sensation — can contribute significantly to sexual confidence, relationship intimacy, and psychological wellbeing. Published research specifically documents the psychological benefits of PVS-enabled sexual function for men with SCI and their partners.

Long-Term Health Maintenance

Regular use of the Ferticare 2.0 on a weekly basis is supported by published research showing benefits beyond ejaculation: contributions to long-term bladder health (through pelvic floor activation and circulation), kidney function support, prostate health maintenance, and cardiovascular health benefits — particularly relevant for SCI patients for whom movement-based cardiovascular exercise is limited. A published survey of SCI individuals using penile vibratory stimulation documented these broader health benefits alongside reproductive and intimacy outcomes.

Non-SCI Ejaculatory Dysfunction

The Ferticare 2.0 is also used therapeutically by men without spinal cord injury who experience delayed ejaculation, inability to ejaculate during intercourse (anorgasmia), or ejaculatory dysfunction related to brain injuries or other neurological conditions. In these cases the device serves as a high-powered therapeutic vibratory stimulus that can trigger ejaculation when conventional sexual stimulation cannot. Consult your urologist before using the Ferticare 2.0 for non-SCI ejaculatory dysfunction to confirm that PVS is the appropriate therapeutic approach for your specific clinical situation.

Key Features

• Most powerful PVS device available — 70–110 Hz at 0.5–4.0 mm amplitude — the Ferticare 2.0's frequency and amplitude range exceeds that of other consumer-available penile vibratory devices, including those originally designed for erectile dysfunction; the high-power specification is clinically necessary for SCI ejaculation, which requires vibratory stimulation significantly more powerful than what produces sensation or erection in neurologically intact men; the amplitude range up to 4.0 mm peak to peak is the key power parameter — other devices operate at lower amplitudes that may be insufficient for SCI-level ejaculatory reflex triggering
• Adjustable frequency and amplitude — personalized calibration — both frequency (70–110 Hz) and amplitude (0.5–4.0 mm) are independently adjustable during use, allowing the user to find the specific combination of parameters that triggers their ejaculatory reflex most effectively; individual variation in SCI lesion profiles means the optimal frequency and amplitude settings differ between users; the adjustability allows precise calibration to each individual's neurological response profile rather than applying a fixed setting that may be suboptimal
• Wand-style design — accessible for wheelchair users and SCI patients — the wand form factor is specifically described by the manufacturer as disability-friendly; the device is held and positioned at the glans penis using the grip and hand strength available to the user; the wand shape requires less fine motor precision than smaller or more complex devices; the two included applicator pads allow the user to choose the placement (dorsum or frenulum) that produces the strongest reflex response for their anatomy and injury profile
• Miami Project clinically validated — 2020 comparison study — the Ferticare 2.0's superiority over the Ferticare Personal (now discontinued) was documented in a formal comparison study conducted at the Miami Project for Spinal Cord Injury — one of the leading SCI research and rehabilitation institutions in the world; clinical validation from an institution of this caliber in the specific SCI rehabilitation field carries significant weight for both patients and the rehabilitation medicine clinicians who prescribe PVS devices
• Rechargeable — hard case included — the device is rechargeable via the included charger; no disposable batteries to manage; the hard carrying case protects the device and provides organized storage of the device, pads, and charger in a single compact unit
• FDA approved — made in the USA — FDA approval confirms the device meets applicable safety and performance standards for medical vibration therapy; domestic manufacturing ensures quality control consistency

Important Safety Information

FAQs

What lesion level is best for PVS success with the Ferticare 2.0?

The Ferticare 2.0 shows best results in men with SCI at T10 and above — a level at which the peripheral spinal cord segments responsible for the ejaculatory reflex (T10–L2 and S2–S4) are likely intact below the injury. Men with injuries at T6–T10 can often achieve ejaculation with PVS but are at higher risk for autonomic dysreflexia and require medical supervision initially. Men with lesions below T10 (particularly lumbar and sacral injuries) may have disruption to the ejaculatory reflex pathways themselves, reducing PVS effectiveness; consult your rehabilitation specialist to assess your specific injury profile.

Can the Ferticare 2.0 be used to produce sperm for fertility treatment?

Yes — PVS-induced ejaculation with the Ferticare 2.0 is used clinically for sperm collection in men with SCI who wish to father biological children. The ejaculate can be collected and used for intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), or sperm banking. This application is typically coordinated with a reproductive endocrinologist, fertility laboratory, and SCI rehabilitation medicine physician. Sperm quality in men with SCI can vary; your fertility specialist can assess sperm parameters and recommend the most appropriate assisted reproduction approach based on the ejaculate collected.

How is the device used — placement and technique?

The applicator pad is placed on the dorsum (top surface of the glans penis) or on the frenulum (the sensitive ridge on the underside of the glans at the junction with the shaft). Most users begin on the frenulum, which is typically the more sensitive surface. The device is activated and frequency and amplitude are gradually increased until the ejaculatory reflex is triggered. Starting at lower settings and increasing gradually allows the user to find the effective threshold without exceeding comfortable stimulation levels. Specific technique guidance is in the included user manual; clinical instruction from a rehabilitation medicine physician or SCI-specialized nurse is recommended for first-time users, particularly for those at risk for autonomic dysreflexia.

Is the Ferticare 2.0 the same as the FertiSonic?

Yes — FertiSonic is the current marketing name for the device formerly known as the Ferticare 2.0. The device specifications, clinical applications, and manufacturer are the same under both names. The name change reflects updated branding; the underlying product is unchanged.

Can the Ferticare 2.0 be used by men without spinal cord injury?

Yes — the Ferticare 2.0 is also used therapeutically by non-SCI men with delayed ejaculation, anorgasmia, or ejaculatory dysfunction related to brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, or other neurological conditions affecting ejaculatory function. Consult your urologist or reproductive specialist before using the device for non-SCI ejaculatory dysfunction to confirm PVS is the appropriate therapeutic approach for your specific clinical situation.

Can I return the device if it doesn't work for me?

No — the Ferticare 2.0 / FertiSonic is a personal medical device and is not returnable or refundable under any circumstances. Before purchasing, consult your physician or SCI rehabilitation specialist to confirm the device is appropriate for your injury level and clinical situation. If you have questions about suitability before ordering, call us at 866-218-0902.

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