When we introduced the VascuVive Pulse last month, we had a working prototype and a lot of optimism. Today we have something better: a vendor is secured, and the initial batch is en route.
Where Things Stand
Each Pulse needs to be modified to our spec before it’s ready to ship, and that part takes a while. We aren’t going to rush it. But we feel really good about the direction, and with this vendor in place we’re confident we can meet the demand.
And there is a lot of demand. The response to the first announcement blew past what we expected.
The Waiting List
Because interest is so high, we’re keeping a waiting list so that everyone gets a Pulse in the order they asked for one. No hunting for restocks and no racing other people at checkout. If you asked first, you get yours first.
If you haven’t gotten on the list yet, drop your email below.
What’s Changed Since the Prototype
A reshaped center notch. We changed the notch in the rollers only slightly, so it more closely matches the silhouette of the Mega wheel. It’s a small change, but it makes for a noticeably more comfortable workout, and anyone who already trains with the Mega should feel right at home.
A roller color to match. We also found a roller color that closely matches the accent color. It’s the little things in life!
More Than One Method?
The Pulse was designed around wheel-style training, but some early experimentation suggests the same form factor may have potential for other Angion techniques, including AM1 and SABRE-style training.
That wasn’t the original purpose of the Pulse, and we’re not ready to make any recommendations yet. We’ll keep experimenting and share what we learn as more units get into people’s hands.
Not sure how the methods differ? See our guide to Angion Method 1 vs. 2 vs. 3.
Standing on the Shoulders of Others
None of this would exist without the people who came before us. Janus Bifrons developed and shared the Angion Methods, and many others in the community have spent years experimenting with the techniques, refining them, and freely sharing what they learned.
We don’t want to take ownership of that work or rewrite its history. The Angion Methods aren’t ours, and we’re not here to replace the people or communities that built them.
What we can do is build tools that make these methods easier and more approachable to practice, document what we learn along the way, and hopefully help more people reach their personal goals.
If you’re working on something that affects your confidence, sexual health, or ability to be intimate with a partner, we want to give you better tools to work with.
A Thank-You to Glasgow
Over the years, several of you have told us we should make something like this. We heard you every time.
One person took it further, though. A past customer of ours in Glasgow, who has spent plenty of time experimenting with manual massagers, found the device, tested it, and made the recommendation that got this project moving. Without that legwork, the Pulse wouldn’t exist in this form.
You know who you are. Thank you.
What’s Next
We’ll post another update once the first batch arrives and the modifications are underway. Until then, the Manny and Mega are ready to ship today.
