Pelvic floor muscle exerciser

A pelvic floor muscle exerciser is a manual device designed for women to perform Kegel exercises by alternately contracting and relaxing the perineal muscles. It is used clinically to address urinary stress incontinence, improve sexual function, or strengthen pelvic floor muscles through voluntary muscle engagement.

These devices are typically inserted into the vagina and come in various designs, such as spring-loaded cantilevered cylinders or profiled weights that rely on muscle resistance and gravity for exercise. As reusable devices, they are intended for repeated use after proper cleaning and are regulated based on their mechanical function and intended use, without incorporating drugs or electronic components.