I'm not sure there's any evidence or suggestion that vibrators help with ED recovery. They can help you achieve orgasm without an erection, and they may help you to get an erection if you have some but not full erectile function, and if that works for you, it will be good for penile rehabilitation.
Viberect is a medical vibrator (with a medical appliance price tag) mainly aimed ejaculating semen for paraplegics/quadriplegics with spinal cord injury.
Most sex toy vibrators are designed for women rather than men, but there are some male vibrators. Some require you to get an erection which aren't likely to be great for recovering lost erectile function, but there are a small number which are designed to work with or without an erection, such as the Hot Octopuss Pulse range (was also called Guybrator). The vibrating rings are often said to be not useful or powerful enough for this use case, but may work for some.
Cock rings (not the tight constriction rings intended for use with a pump, but more gentle ones) can be useful to improve the strength of an erection because they reduce the outflow of blood from the penis. Also, PDE5 inhibitors can help (Sildenafil/Viagra, Tadalafil/Cialis, etc).
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