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Osbon ErecAid Classic Manual Vacuum Therapy System
Osbon ErecAid Classic Manual Vacuum Therapy System
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The Osbon ErecAid Classic is a manual vacuum therapy system for men with erectile dysfunction who want a time-tested, drug-free option at a lower price than the Osbon Esteem models. Its hand pump connects to the cylinder with a 14-inch conduit tube. You can hold the cylinder steady against your body while you pump with your other hand.
Why men choose the ErecAid Classic
- Separate hand pump on a 14" tube: the pump stays off the cylinder, so you can focus on keeping a good seal.
- Safety release valve built into the manual pump head.
- Four Osbon tension rings so you can find the right fit and tension.
- Quiet and battery-free, with nothing to charge.
- Most affordable Osbon system in our store.
What's included
- Osbon Classic manual pump head with safety release valve
- Cylinder
- 14" conduit tube with coupler
- 4 Osbon tension rings
- 4 oz lubricant
- Zippered case
Note: the Osbon ring loader is not included with this system.
How it compares
Unlike the Osbon Esteem Manual, which has its pump mounted on the cylinder, the Classic uses a separate pump on a tube. It does not include a ring loader or inserts.
Paying with an HSA or FSA
This vacuum therapy system may be eligible for purchase with a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) when it is used to treat erectile dysfunction. Many plan administrators ask for a doctor's prescription or a letter of medical necessity, so it is worth checking with your plan before you order.
Need an itemized receipt? Your order confirmation already lists each item, and we can email you a copy anytime — just ask.
FAQ
Is the ErecAid Classic the same as the Esteem?
No. Both are Osbon ErecAid systems, but the Classic uses a tube-connected hand pump and a simpler kit.
Can I add a ring loader later?
The ring loader is not included. Ask us about Osbon accessories.
Is it safe for everyone?
Talk to your doctor first. Vacuum devices aren't recommended for men with a history of priapism, sickle cell disease, or bleeding disorders.
Medicare / insurance note
Medicare HCPCS codes L7900 and L7902 for vacuum erection devices have been statutorily non-covered since July 1, 2015 (CMS Policy Article A52712). Private insurance, HSA/FSA (often with a prescription), or VA options may still apply—confirm with your clinician. We do not bill insurance.
Educational video. Not a substitute for medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting vacuum therapy.
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