Analia Nickel Free Gold Plated Anal Probe

Analia has an extra-large electrode surface area for an ultra-efficient workout - to be used with electronic pelvic floor toners such as Kegel8 and Neurotrac

The Analia Nickel-Free Gold-Plated Anal Probe is our largest-electrode anal probe and designed to give an ultra-efficient workout. Compatible with all Kegel8 Electronic Pelvic Toners, as well as EMS, EMG, STIM & Biofeedback devices, the Analia probe has an adjustable hilt so you can control the depth of insertion.

The Analia Nickel Free Gold Plated Anal Probe is ideal for use both as an anal probe and as a slim vaginal probe for women who prefer a slimmer probe. The gold-plated electrodes make it ideal for nickel allergy sufferers and the gold-plating allows the electrical pulses to be transferred to your muscles even more efficiently, allowing for an intensive and effective workout.

Originally designed as an anal probe, the Analia probe is also good for ladies with a narrow vagina, who find conventional vaginal probes too large to insert.

The large electrode surface area allows all round the pelvic floor to be stimulated and exercised, and this large surface area also makes it ideal for biofeedback.

The Analia probe is compatible with EMS, STIM, EMG and Biofeedback devices.

Because we trust the quality of our probes so much we extend the warranty from the standard 60 uses up to 6 months unlimited usage.

Please be aware if you are nickel intolerant we advise the electrode surface be examined before use to ensure the surface has not been scratched during storage. The probe can safely be used for up to 2 years providing all manufacturers recommendations are followed.

This probe is fitted with 2mm female connectors and is compatible with most STIM/EMG machines via your leadwire.

*To help extend the life of your probe and the lead wires we advise that when unplugging them you pull from the head of the connector and not from the wire (shown above) as this can damage the inside of the wire. The best way to avoid damaging them is to only remove the wires when you are changing probes as there is no reason to any other time.*