Ferticare 2.0

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Ferticare 2.0 är en ny och förbättrad utgåva av original Ferticare. Ferticare 2.0 har samma  vibrationsteknologi som den tidigare modellen. Ferticare 2.0 är speciellt utformad för att  hjälpa män med ryggmärgsskada för att uppnå ejakulation (utlösning). Ferticare 2.0  tillverkas i USA av företaget Reflexonic. 

Ferticare kan även användas i extrema fall av terapeuter, på kvinnor som har extremt svårt att hitta sin bäckenbotten. Används i perineum tillsammans med en analprob- kontakta oss för mer information.

Specifikationer 
Frekvens: 70–110 Hz 
Amplitud: 0,5–4,0 mm

Fodral, universalhandtag , 4st storlekar, 60ml glidmedel/gel,

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