Pelvic Toner Pelvic Floor Kegel Exerciser + FREE “Stronger” spring set (worth £4.95) & FREE lubricant sachet (from Nutrismartgirl)

Features

• The Pelvic Toner helps you rapidly improve your bladder control and your sex life!
• A stronger fitter pelvic floor! No more stress-incontinence! Enhance intimacy and satisfaction! Helps treat vaginal prolapse
• Winner of Platinum Award by Janey Lee Grace, health guru, author and radio 5 presenter.
• As featured in the Daily Mail Oct 2013. A stronger pelvic floor in just two weeks - guaranteed! The PelvicToner is an highly effective, simple to use medical device that has been specifically designed to help you get the most from your pelvic floor muscle exercises.
• Buy from Wellspring and we will send you a FREE set of stronger springs worth £4.95 and a FREE sachet of lubricant plus The PelvicToner Device, a Starter Spring Set , Instruction Sheet and Storage Box

Product Details

• ASIN: B002WBTS44
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• Average Customer Review: Customer Reviews

Product Description

Why women need to exercise their pelvic floor muscles. Healthy pelvic floor muscles provide essential support through pregnancy and help during childbirth. Well-toned muscles can also prevent or alleviate prolapse and stress incontinence. If you restore muscle tone after childbirth it can have a major impact on sexual satisfaction for both partners and can significantly improve the frequency and intensity of orgasm. The state of the pelvic floor muscles is implicated as a major contributor to the conditions being identified as 'Female Sexual Dysfunction'. Very few women exercise their pelvic floor effectively and on a regular basis. Among those that do, very many fail to identify and exercise the correct muscles, and this can do more harm than good. 20% of women over 40 experience embarrassing leaks, and over half of all women experience stress incontinence at some time in their lives. The majority fail to seek clinical help and those that do will put up with the symptoms for an average of 4 years before consulting a health professional (Gallup, 1994). Simple pelvic floor exercises deliver a significantly higher rate of objective cure than alternatives such as electrostimulation and vaginal cones (BMJ, 1999)