uRed

Reviews

1. 

   Arthur J. – :

   Really good effects – aside from the obvious purpose, I noticed improved erection quality as well. With it comes a general feeling of wellbeing in the tissues. That’s a bit hard to explain, I’d say it is more like a feeling that your tissues have had the opportunity to rest and restore themselves. And that has happened faster than the usual time it takes.

2. 

   K. Scott – :

   Arrived well and good. Works as expected. Thank you.

3. 

   J. Rivera – :

   To whoever wonders if it works for Peyronies – it does, and very well at that. 💯

4. 

   B. Parker – :

   It does help a lot. I’ve been using it for about two weeks and already feel my scar tissue is a lot softer (or more elastic). It is obviously the effect of the URed because before I started using it I would never see any softening at any point in time for a whole year. What a time to be alive. Imagine having to deal with such a problem just 20-30 years back when there were no products like this to help out, or even the internet to talk about it. That would’ve been a real downer.. but anyhow – thanks for creating this thingy, helps!

5. 

   T. Torres – :

   Worth it and more! Saved me from a dire situation.

6. 

   U. Howard – :

   I’ve read that 660 nm penetrates tissues to about 2-4 cm. uRed is certainly very well thought out as that is the optimal wavelength for a penis.
   So, if you think about it, the light which is nearest the scar tissue penetrates it immediately, and also you receive red light from the opposite side (as it penetrates the whole tissue and gets to the scar, too).
   It practically means that each of the 24 red light diodes reaches the whole of your penis, and the reflective film around the cone increases the efficacy even further. Awesome!

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   W. Harris – :

   I do see some positive effects. It’s slower than I expected as I’ve used it for about 5 weeks but I guess Peyronie’s Disease is a hard thing to get rid of. The positives are somewhat softer collagen tissue and slightly improved erection quality, probably in correlation with the degree of softness of the collagen scar tissue. I hope the positive effects will continue to where at least the collagen scar will lessen in size or become even softer as to not affect my penis that much.

8. 

   B. Wright – :

   The product is hands down the best thing I’ve done for my PD.

9. 

   K. Perez – :

   Excellent quality, its internal walls are smooth and comfy. I’ve been using the device comfortably for prolonged periods of time. Improvement wise I do see slow progress which gives me hope.

10. 

    W. Hughes – :

    uRed may have well saved my penis. Curve went down from 35% to 20% in just about two months, which is a big difference. It also improved my lost sensitivity and reduced the pain I had by a significant margin. All these positives restored my hope, which has had big positive effect on my overall mental state and whole outlook on life.
    Worth the price ten-fold and an easy recommend.

11. 

    G. Brown – :

    Very positive effects so far. I have been using uRed before my jelqing and stretching sessions as a safeguard against potential injuries. Turns out the device helped me make faster gains and significantly improved the overall health of my tissues (improved elasticity, erectile strength, and balanced my sensitivity). The tissues feel way more rested after my PE sessions, to the point of allowing me to do them twice a day.

    I highly recommend the device to whoever is serious about the health of their penis

12. 

    Rowan B. – :

    The uRed device is easy to use, durable, and I personally found it highly effective. I am truly thankful for your work and for letting me know about the possibility of using red light therapy to heal my PD, which turns out is working very well for me.

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    B. Smith – :

    Yeah, I’ve been using all the products from the website and all of them in a combination have basically healed my penis completely {with just small, isolated, and very soft remnants of PD remaining}.
    I can’t say which product did better than the other cause I’ve been using them all simultaneously but I do believe the uRED helped quite a lot as I’d feel a definite improvement in how my penis felt every time after use.

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    J. Smith – :

    There’s good info on RLT and scars on google. I’d recommend searching “rlt scars” or “red light therapy for scars”. PD, at its core, is an internal collagen scar tissue formation, so it does make sense that RLT could be effective.
    I’ve used my Ured unit for about two months, the large model. I do not delude myself into thinking that the scar tissue will be fast to dissipate. Remember that the findings are that, more often than not, if left untreated, it will remain permanently.
    I’m hoping for the only possible positive outcome, that would be the slow and gradual improvement. For the past two months I’ve seen positives, such as diminished scar tissue rigidity and slightly diminished size. If things continue to improve in the current rate, my hope is that it will be at 50% at month 10 to 12. I will post an update, that will be around the end of 2023. Take care all.

15. 

    T. Whitaker – :

    Great product, works well.

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    R. Garcia – :

    I’m one of the guys who first thought about using red light therapy years back. Even wrote on a few forums about it. Long story short, the big flat rlt panel I used back then was too bothersome for me to keep a straight routine for too long, plus it only shone on one side because it was flat. I remember observing a few improvements which I documented and always hoped to find a more effective product that I can use with ease to help me keep my routine for longer periods. I think that guys nowadays don’t realize how fortunate they are to have these tested methods and useful gadgets they can combine for good results. I applaud the effort to create a dedicated product. GJ ;-

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    B. Scott – :

    RLT stimulating collagen production and at the same time healing scars, which is also a collagen formation, is something that had left me with a few questions at first. After researching the subject I found several sources explaining how that works, so I figured I’d share it here.

    Basically the explanation is that a collagen scar (PD, in our case) differs in structure than the healthy collagen. It can be described as a low quality patch over a wound, where instead of latticework, the collagen is organized in side-by-side bands, which is what makes it less elastic. To compensate for its structural deficiency, that tissue also becomes thicker than normal collagen, which creates our predicament.

    The next question I had was why doesn’t the scar tissue disappear and be replaced by a normal healthy collagen tissue after it has served its purpose. What I found was that at the lowermost layers of any scar tissue, the newly formed cells push older cells to the surface, but the emerging cells develop the same characteristics as the cells they are replacing. Basically cells that are in contact with scar cells will become new scar cells rather than normal cells.

    The conclusion was that you’d need to gradually alter the structure of the collagen scar tissue. That could be done in a few ways (or stages if done subsequently).
    First: by making it more malleable, and possibly by also carefully interfering with its structural integrity (where traction devices or UShape could be help), and then by introducing more and more healthy collagen tissue around and possibly inside it, and RLT helps with that (as well as making it more malleable).
    Second: PD is on the inside, thus by nature it is in a state of constant friction with the surrounding healthy tissue. That creates some inflammation which may be proportionally dependent on the duration and frequency with which you use your penis. And that would further sustain the condition. The solution would be to keep the penis as healthy as you can (vitamins, oils, minerals, proper hydration, creams, which can also help with healthy collagen production, etc.) plus in a state of low inflammation (which RLT also helps with).

    Moreover, based on the studies I’ve read, my understanding is that RLT could also help prevent or diminish PD while in its early stages by stimulating normal fibroblast growth and normal collagen synthesis and organization. Basically improved healthy collagen production would naturally diminish the need for large scar tissue formations.

    That’s the basic version of what I found. It would be great if we had even more research on the subject but at least that was enough to create a basic understanding on what is happening and how to address it properly.

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    J. Johnson – :

    I have only been using this device for a few days but have noticed a marked decline in pain and diminished flaccid stiffness. It does make me hopeful for even better results.

19. 

    K. Jackson – :

    Good, I use it in combination with the SR Cream. My skin is getting softer and fuller, probably due to their combined action and the red light helping my body make healthy collagen at an improved rate. It is a quality product.

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    T. Rodriguez – :

    Well worth the purchase, tho it took months of use to show positive results. I guess my Peyronie’s could’ve been calcified or something. Still, months is nothing compared to the years I had to endure it prior.

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    K. Carter – :

    If you think about it — when was the last time your bro got some sunlight? I’ve thought about that for a while and have started sunbathing on my porch — my observations are that it does help with my PD somewhat. The thing is that it can be only done during warmer and sunny days — plus my brief sunbathing sessions with not particularly concentrated sunlight may not be enough. This device helps with the upper predicament as drlt is natural and I’ve found that studies confirm that the drlt range helps the body’s mitochondria produce energy and cellular regeneration. I’d recommend it as a good idea.

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    B. Parker – :

    I bought this after reading some studies on Pubmed about pain relief and healthy collagen recovery. I was somewhat skeptical because it sounds odd that some red light bulbs would make any difference in those things but decided to give it a try.
    I’m only going to hit pain relief as I can’t speak yet testify to particular collagen improvements, as of what I’ve read it may take a while longer for those.
    Ever since my injury I had chronic pain concentrated around the injury site, which gets particularly aggravated after any physical session. When I got the red light device and the cream, I decided to purposely aggravate my condition a bit in order to see if the red light really works.
    How it goes normally is: after the site is aggravated the chronic pain is moderate and usually lasts around 3 hours, after that the pain becomes less intense and lasts around 10 hours, and after that it becomes barely noticeable but chronic and always present to a degree.
    So I aggravated my injury by rubbing one and when I felt the moderate pain I used the red light with the cream for about 30 minutes. I was somewhat amazed that the pain went to its mild stage faster than usual, and to its barely noticeable state in just a few hours.
    Next I did that experiment a few more times and every time the positive effects were the on par or better.
    So even if I was skeptical at first, the results have proven that it works. I can attest to the efficacy of the method.

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    R. Reed – :

    I’m satisfied with the device. I’ve been reading much about RLT benefits and can attest that I experience more than half after several weeks of use. I’m hopeful that the overall state of my condition will improve further. The device is well-made.