How Xialla works
How it works, explained in 2 minutes.
Nigel Shaw, inventor of Xialla, shows you what Xialla looks like and explains how it works.
Most ED solutions, including medication, injections, and pumps work by trying to increase the amount of blood that flows into the penis.
In many men, excess blood outflow (venous leakage) causes loss of the erection. In fact studies show that 55% of ED is caused by venous leakage.
Traditional ED rings attempt to reduce blood outflow by compressing the dorsal veins. However these rings move during sexual activity, allowing blood to continue escaping from the penis.
Xialla’s patented design prevents movement during sex, reducing blood outflow effectively, and helping men to maintain stronger erections for longer.
Position in moments for spontaneous intimacy.
A silicone ring applies uniform pressure to prevent blood from escaping the penis.
An additional loop then holds the ring firmly and comfortably against the scrotum.
The integrated band connects to an adhesive pad to firmly anchor the device in place.
The science behind Xialla.
While ED medications, injections, and pumps address ED by increasing the inflow of blood through the arteries, Xialla works primarily by preventing blood outflow through the deep dorsal vein.
To create inflow, blood is carried into the penis through the cavernosal arteries deep within the penile shaft. These arteries expand and increase blood flow during sexual arousal.
When the penis is erect, the corporal tissue (the main part of the penis shaft) squeezes the deep dorsal vein and penile venules of the shaft, which slows the outflow of blood.
If the outflow is faster than the inflow, the erection will be weakened or lost: when the outflow can be slowed, an erection can be maintained.
While conventional rings constrict the veins of the penis, they still allow blood outflow because they move freely during sex, and these movements end up pushing blood out through the veins.
Xialla's patented design improves on conventional rings by keeping the constriction mechanism firmly in place with a discreet band that anchors to the base of the spine. As a result, outflow is dramatically minimized, which in turn results in a faster-forming, stronger, longer-lasting erection.
