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SEDGEIA makes one product: a compression ring for men, molded from platinum-cured silicone. Not Chemistry. Physics. No pills. No prescription. Nothing that enters the bloodstream. It is a mechanical device, and it works the way any mechanical device works — by applying pressure, not by changing your body chemistry. It comes in three compression levels: Light, Firm, and Intense. You pick the one that fits. One ring is $29.90. Buy two, get the third free. You pay once. There is no subscription, no refill, no monthly charge. We ship across the United States in plain, unmarked packaging. Nothing on the box says what is inside. We read every review on this page. If something went wrong with your order, write to us at support@sedgeia.com and we will fix it.
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60 rue françois 1er, 75008, Paris, France
- +33780954921
- contact@sedgeia.com
- sedgeia.com
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