FAQ
Venous leak is when the valves in the penile veins fail to keep blood inside the erection, causing it to soften or disappear even though blood is still flowing in.
ReadDoes Xialla treat venous leak?
Yes. Xialla was invented specifically to treat venous leak and is more effective at preventing blood outflow than traditional constriction rings.
ReadXialla helps approximately four out of five men. Peer-reviewed trials showed significant improvement in 66 % of men with moderate-to-severe ED, both alone and combined with other therapies.
ReadXialla is ideal if you can get an erection but cannot keep it, prefer to avoid medication or surgery, or want better results than traditional treatments have given you.
ReadIs lubricant required with Xialla? What kind of lubricant is recommended?
Lubricant is optional — Xialla’s silky finish allows dry placement — but water-based or oil-based lube often feels more comfortable. Silicone lube requires special caution.
ReadThe complete Xialla kit (device + 10 pads + instructions) is $50 USD. Free size changes and a 60-day no-return refund are included.
ReadIs Xialla tested in clinical trials?
Yes. Peer-reviewed trials published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine and International Journal of Impotence Research confirm significant benefits for the majority of participants.
ReadWhen using Xialla with injection, should the injection be done before or after putting on Xialla?
Always inject first, then put on Xialla. This prevents any interference with the injection process and lets the two therapies work together optimally.
ReadCan Xialla be put on a flaccid penis or do I need an erection to start?
Xialla can be placed on a completely flaccid penis. Many men prefer this method because it helps the erection build from the very first moment of stimulation.
ReadDoes Xialla work if I'm circumcised or uncircumcised?
Xialla works equally well for circumcised and uncircumcised men. The ring sits at the base of the penis, so foreskin has no effect on fit or function.
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