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The £1,200 device which could replace Viagra: Handheld 'games console' that turbo charges intimate tissue to reverse erectile dysfunction
A £1,200 handheld device is marketed as a potential alternative to Viagra, claiming to reverse erectile dysfunction by stimulating intimate tissue. The device is described as resembling a 'games console' and targets erectile dysfunction treatment.
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