Kegel8 Ultra Pelvic Exercise Machine

Designed specially for Kegel8 the new Ultra model takes Pelvic Exercising to a whole new level.

The Kegel8 Ultra represents the most advanced home-use pelvic exerciser available in the UK today.

There are 14 specialist-devised programmes designed for all levels of pelvic weakness, including stress incontinence, urge incontinence, mixed incontinence, lack of sensation, prolapse and pelvic pain. Even if you have been recommended for surgery, the Kegel8 Ultra will help strengthen your pelvic floor and be instrumental in your post surgery recovery.

Devised with the help of physiotherapists, the Kegel8 Ultra works by stimulating and exercising your pelvic floor muscles with precise electronic signals. Safe and comfortable to use, these signals automatically make your muscles flex and contract, as if you were exercising them yourself.

If you are being treated by a Physiotherapist, or Continence Therapist who has personal programmes for your condition, these can be easily programmed into the Kegel8 Ultra if you prefer not to use the pre-set programmes.

Stay tight for life with the Kegel8 Ultra Plus.

Rave Reviews in The Sunday Times!

AND SQUEEZE...

The Sunday Times Style Magazine,  20 March 2011

Have you done your exercises down there?  No?  There's a device that does all the work for you, says Louise Parker, Style Magazine

There aren't many situations in which it's possible to suggest you've been stimulating your pelvic floor with a small electrical probe without sounding a bit pornographic.  This, however, is what I have been doing... And it seems to be working...

Why, then, are pelvic-floor workouts such a good thing?  As many women will testify, having a functioning pelvic floor is important because, without it, you are (sadly) liable to wet yourself...

This isn't the only disadvantage of pelvic-floor dysfunction...'Women aren't prepared to put up with loosing sexual sensation because of a weak pelvic floor... It is also an issue for men, because if their lover has a weak pelvic floor, they don't get the stimulation...' (Stephanie Taylor, MD, Kegel8)...

I'm not the only proselytiser for the electrical solution. 'I wouldn't be without my machine,' says Lucy, mother of two and a fellow believer. 'I used to have terrible problems when I coughed, sneezed or laughed. Now I'm fine'...

Has the use of this electric probe improved my sex life? I've been assured by my husband that there has been a noticeable change...

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A MAN'S FEELINGS

The Sunday Times Style Magazine,  20 March 2011

As a man, you are not supposed to know about the pelvic floor... For a man to suggest that the pelvic floor needs toning is unspeakably rude says John Warlock, Style Magazine

Having had two wives and two children by each, I'm unfortunately no stranger to the sudden sexual flaccidity (not mine) that can result from squeezing a large, irregular shaped object through a taut and tensile tube...

The real problem is that pelvic-floor lassitude occurs at precisely the point in a woman's life when she has bigger things on her mind than sex... Sex occurs less frequently, and when it does, it's not the same; a weak pelvic floor means less sensation for both parties...Relationships lose potency in direct proportion to pelvic-floor entropy...

For this reason I'd like to impress upon women the need to do regular exercises down there... Honestly, it makes all the difference.

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