Many female problems, such as, incontinence are caused by weakened PC muscles. In some of us, these muscles are so underdeveloped they are difficult for us to locate. The Kegelmaster is designed to automatically cradle these muscles, giving you an effective exercise program, unlike other exercisers available on the market today.

Incontinence
The Kegelmaster is a cost effective, easy to use alternative to painful surgery, pads or diapers and medication. If you are a sufferer of incontinence, or wish to avoid it in the future, the Kegelmaster is the choice for you. Of the estimated 19 million North American adults who have urinary incontinence, 80 percent are women. It's important to understand that incontinence is not an inevitable part of aging, nor is it necessary to accept long-term incontinence after bearing a child. Women who have just given birth can use the Kegelmaster to increase the friction and attain better vaginal tone. Click here for more information regarding Incontinence...

After Menopause
The Kegelmaster can be used by older women who may have lost vaginal tone after menopause. It's important to continue to exercise and maintain the strength of the muscles as you grow older. At menopause, muscles may change and weaken. The stronger they are before this process begins, the better. For all these reasons and more, it is imperative that you begin an exercise program using the Kegelmaster now.

Childbirth or Stitching
Is it true that some women let doctors sew their vagina in order to get tighter? Is that really better than exercising? Sadly, it seems like some women do this to get a tighter vagina. Some doctors also make 'love-stitches', during the repair of episiotomy after childbirth to make the vagina tighter. However, as these women don't get the health benefits mentioned above (like stronger vaginal muscles and preventing incontinence, etc.), using the Kegelmaster is much more beneficial. Thus, 'love-stitches' is not a substitute for exercising your vaginal muscles.