Why should I train the pelvic floor?
Weak pelvic floor muscles are often the cause of incontinence, erectile dysfunction or pelvic instability. Through regular training with the non-invasive PelvicTool Home & Sport you strengthen your pelvic floor sustainably. You can monitor your training progress with the user-friendly PelvicTool app. The PelvicTool is equally suitable for home use, doctors’ surgeries, midwives and physiotherapists.
NEW: Rent PelvicTool (Switzerland only)
Would you like to test the PelvicTool before buying it? Please contact our sales partner regarding rental conditions. Parsenn Produkte AG, Tel. 081 300 33 33.Â
NEW: Cost sharing health insurance (Switzerland)
With the following Swiss health insurance companies, insured persons with a corresponding supplementary insurance can request reimbursement of the costs when purchasing a PelvicTool Home & Sport.Â
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PelvicTool
Home & Sport
You sit comfortably on the PelvicTool. During your app-supported workout, you will learn to tense and release your pelvic floor muscles in a targeted manner. The non-invasive sensortube senses even minor contractions and visually displays them via app on your tablet or smartphone. This allows you to see the training success directly and to target your pelvic floor muscles more and more specifically as the training progresses.
PelvicTool Home & Sport
for women, for men, for children
from CHF 595.00
Your ideal pelvic floor training partner:
PelvicTool Home & Sport
- With every workout you noticeably strengthen your pelvic floor muscles.
- Fitness for your pelvic floor, against bladder weakness and incontinence.
- You determine the place, time and duration of your training.
- Get instant visual feedback via app.
- Sit soft and comfortable.
- You don’t have to undress and you work out intimately.
- The application is simple, the effect effective.
- You can exercise even if you initially have weak muscle control.
- Training with the PelvicTool is recommended by medical professionals.
- Swiss quality product
Esther Rancan-Vollenweider
Certified physiotherapist FH, pelvic floor physiotherapy pelviccare
«I like to use the PelvicTool Home & Sport as a supplement in specialised pelvic floor physiotherapy. The playful approach motivates patients and offers a welcome change to everyday therapy.»
Prevent
Pelvic floor training can not only prevent bladder weakness. Stronger pelvic floor muscles can also help with back pain and make for a more enjoyable sex life.
Regression training
Pregnancy and birth are among the greatest challenges for the pelvic floor. With pelvic floor training, the pelvic floor muscles can be gently trained and strengthened.
Treat
Incontinence does not have to be accepted as fate. The first and in many cases extremely helpful option is pelvic floor training.
Pelvic Floor Guide
Learn more about the pelvic floor:
Urinary incontinence: bladder weakness what to do
What is urinary incontinence? How common is bladder weakness? What are the different forms of urinary incontinence? How can pelvic floor training help with urinary incontinence?
The pelvic floor – where is it located and why is it so important?
Where is the pelvic floor located? What is its function and why does it make sense to train the pelvic floor muscles – for women as well as for men? Regardless of age and gender, you should exercise your pelvic floor muscles regularly.
Incontinence during sports: What to do?
Sport is indispensable for a healthy lifestyle – but the fact that it can cause incontinence is considered a taboo subject. Not only women and older people are affected by this, young athletes of both sexes have to struggle with it as well. Urinary incontinence, in particular, occurs with many sports.
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