Here is one that might help. It is a brass pressure regulator, part number R450C. Handles an inlet pressure up to 150 psi. You can set it from 10 - 60 psi. Says it comes set at 20 psi. Price is 35.50 and its hose thread, attaches right to your faucet. I always thought normal house pressure was 40 - 60 psi. Good luck.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pressure Regulator

Thanks, twolips! I'm relieved to find these exist...I was starting to panic.

I think the water lady was wrong. Everyone else I've talked to agrees with you on the water pressure. I don't know why ours is so high, but at least now I know why my new soaker hose kept blowing new holes. And better yet, I can fix it without having to hire a plumber. LOL.

julianna-
You can put some brands of pressure reducers in series if one doesn't do the job. I had 110# pressure, and I got one reducer for about $5 that knocked it down quite a bit, and then I added another one that had a screw that allowed a variable reduction from 60# to about 20#; the second one was about $9.