Selecting a pelvic floor exercise device: a step by step guide Not sure which product to choose? Follow this guide to help you make the right decision...
EXERCISER COMPARISON TABLE
What features are you looking for in an exerciser? Check this guide to features. Find more information in the product page for each exerciser
Please note that weights exercisers are generally not suitable for use with a genital prolapse, since the prolapsed organs may preclude the correct positioning of the weights. Read more about prolapse and pelvic floor exercises.
We DO stock products that:
conform to designs that research has shown to be effective
incorporate safe materials appropriate for intimate use
are, wherever possible, included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods and relevant agencies in other countries
meet our criteria of quality, effectiveness and value
We DON'T stock products that
use metal springs, rubber bands, screws, or
have other dangerous design features
We DON'T stock products that:
make unsubstantiated claims about their effectiveness
promote themselves by denigrating others
make no effort to seek inclusion or approval with the relevant therapeutic goods agency
are the subject of warnings, litigation, claims of copyright breach or other actions
are of a design that has never been tested by clinical research
Are you wondering why we don't stock some of the exercisers you've seen on other websites? Find out why.
Unsolicited customer feedback:
" I wonder if there is some reason why helpful devices like this are not more widely known about....or used. [It] wouldn't be anything to do with community reticence to talk about something that is related to women's sexual enjoyment would it?"
