Losing bladder control can be an extremely stressful, embarrassing, and inconvenient condition to deal with. You do not have to suffer in silence anymore!

Also known as bladder leakage, urinary incontinence is when you accidentally pass urine when you don’t want to. It can happen frequently or occasionally and can vary from a few dribbles to a complete loss of bladder control.

Nearly 1 in 3 adult women experience some form of urgency, stress, or mixed urinary incontinence, at some point in their life. Urinary incontinence develops as a result of weakened pelvic floor muscles, due to reasons, such as:

Pregnancy and childbirth
Hormonal changes
Excess body weight
Pelvic organ prolapse

If pelvic floor weakness is not addressed, it can lead to long-term incontinence and the loss of quality of life. It is therefore important that women of all ages strive to achieve and thereafter maintain strong pelvic floor muscles.

This kegel trainer for women is a physical therapy device used to treat urinary incontinence, by stimulating the pelvic floor muscles to contract and create a muscular response, similar to doing kegel exercises.

It is an effortless and painless treatment that is highly effective at strengthening, reconditioning, and retraining the pelvic floor muscles, giving you back full control of the bladder again. All while in the comfort and privacy of your home, without the need for medication or expensive surgery.

Women with strong pelvic floor muscles have greater control over their bladder as well as increased vaginal tone and greater sensation during sexual activity.

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How the pelvic floor stimulator (PFS) works

A pelvic floor strengthening session with this kegel training device last for 15-45 minutes. The small probe emits a very low-grade, safe electrical signal (similar to “TENS” units used in physical therapy).

It stimulates the pelvic floor muscles, performing effortless kegel exercises for you. This results in well-strengthened pelvic floor muscles, lifelong continence, and improved sexual sensitivity.

There are 4 pre-set modes:

Mode A: Urgency Incontinence

People who experience urgency incontinence get a strong feeling to urinate even when the bladder isn't full. If you experience urge incontinence you may also need to pass urine more frequently. Even if you don’t accidentally lose urine, the urgency, and frequency of needing to find a toilet can interfere with everyday activities.

Mode A should be used for 30 minutes 1-2 times per day.

Mode B: Stress Incontinence

Stress incontinence is the accidental leaking of urine when you exercise, cough, sneeze, or laugh. This can occur after childbirth or following menopause when the pelvic floor muscles that support the urethra (bladder outlet) may lose strength.

Mode B should be used for 30 minutes once every 1-2 days.

Mode C: Mixed Incontinence

Some people experience a combination of urge and stress incontinence. Mode C is designed to treat both forms of incontinence in the same treatment session.

Mode C should be used for 45 minutes once a day.

Mode D: Aftercare

Following a session of treatment in either modes A, B, or C, the Aftercare mode (mode D) is an optional mode that can be used directly after any other mode, provided you are not experiencing muscle fatigue. It can also be used as a maintenance mode after you have experienced it.

It is suggested that this mode be used no more
then between 15-30 minutes per day

Other Features

1. User-friendly, compact, light, and reliable.
2. Has 4 preset programs to treat incontinence.
3. Records the last used mode.
4. Displays the intensity level.
5. If idle for 5 minutes the unit will automatically power off.
6. If the vaginal probe gets disconnected, the intensity will drop back to zero.
7. If the vaginal probe does not have contact with the skin it will not power on.
8. Low battery indicator.

What's Included:

1 x pelvic floor stimulator unit.
1 x vaginal probe.
1 x single lead wire.
1 x instructions manual.
1 x soft carrying pouch.
1 x neck cord.
1-year guarantee.

How long does it take to tighten your pelvic floor muscles?

Between 4 and 6 weeks, most people experience noticeable improvement. It may take up to 3 months to see a major change. After a couple of weeks, you can also try doing a single pelvic floor contraction at times when you are likely to leak (for example, while getting out of a chair).

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