Kegel8 Glide Gold Vaginal Probe

£31.49

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Gold-plated electrodes for maximum conductivity and stronger stimulation
Hypoallergenic and nickel-free, ideal for sensitive skin
Compatible with all lead-wire pelvic floor devices, including NeuroTrac
Lightweight 20g design that holds position, even with a weaker pelvic floor

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 Glide Gold Vaginal Probe

Gold plated electrodes Nickle free BPA free Registered medical device

The Kegel8 Glide is an internal vaginal probe finished with gold-plated electrodes. Gold is one of the most conductive materials available, so it carries the electrical stimulation from your pelvic floor toner to your muscles more efficiently than standard stainless-steel probes, giving you strong, consistent contact throughout your session.

Its scoop-shaped, ergonomic body is designed to sit comfortably beneath prolapsed tissue and stay in position while you train, making it a good choice for women managing pelvic organ prolapse or a weaker pelvic floor. At just 20g it is lightweight and easy to keep in place. Because the electrodes are gold rather than nickel, it is also a hypoallergenic option for anyone with a nickel sensitivity.

Specification

Electrode material Gold-plated (hypoallergenic, nickel-free)
Length 6 cm
Insertable length 6 cm
Diameter 3.4 cm wide, 1.5 cm high
Weight 20 g
Material safety BPA-free
Certification CE marked; registered medical device 

About this probe

Slim design, strong connection

The Gold Glide is an internal vaginal probe used together with a pelvic floor stimulator. It carries the electrical stimulation from your device to the pelvic floor muscles, prompting them to contract and relax in a controlled pattern. Because the electrodes are finished in gold, one of the most conductive materials available, the probe transmits that stimulation more efficiently than standard stainless-steel probes, giving strong and consistent contact with the muscles throughout your session.

Its scoop-shaped, ergonomic body is designed to sit comfortably beneath prolapsed tissue and stay in position while you train, so even a weaker pelvic floor can hold it securely in place. At just 20g it is light and easy to keep positioned. The gold electrodes are nickel-free and hypoallergenic, and the probe is BPA-free, making it a good option for anyone with a nickel sensitivity.

What to expect

The sensation

You will feel a gentle tingling or pulsing, followed by a noticeable muscle contraction. It should never be painful. Start at a low intensity and increase gradually until you feel a comfortable contraction.

Session length

Session length is set by the programme on your stimulator, typically around 20 to 30 minutes. Follow the guidance of your device and your clinician.

How often

Regular, consistent use gives the best results and the probe is designed to support daily training over the long term. Your physiotherapist can advise on the right frequency for you.

Getting started

1

Connect the lead wire

The probe connects to your stimulator using a lead wire, which is required and sold separately. Plug the lead wire into the base of the probe and into your device before you begin.

2

Insert the probe

Apply a little water-based lubricant if needed and insert the probe gently. Its scoop shape is designed to sit comfortably in place, including beneath prolapsed tissue, so it stays put during your session.

3

Select your programme

Choose the appropriate programme on your stimulator for your symptoms. Your physiotherapist can recommend the most suitable starting point if you are unsure.

4

Set the intensity

Begin at zero and increase slowly until you feel a clear but comfortable muscle contraction. It should not be painful. Your effective level may rise gradually over time as your tolerance builds.

Is it right for me?

Well suited for

  • Anyone with a nickel allergy or sensitivity
  • Managing pelvic organ prolapse
  • Bladder weakness, leaks, and stress incontinence
  • Postnatal pelvic floor recovery
  • Those wanting maximum conductivity and muscle contact

Consult your GP first if you

  • Are pregnant
  • Have a cardiac pacemaker or implanted device
  • Have an active pelvic infection or inflammation
  • Have recently had pelvic surgery
  • Are unsure of the cause of your symptoms

The Gold Glide is a registered medical device intended for use with a compatible pelvic floor stimulator. Clean with warm soapy water and pat or air dry, do not sterilise, and avoid harsh chemicals, which can erode the gold plating. If you have not previously been assessed for pelvic floor dysfunction, a consultation with a pelvic health physiotherapist before purchase is advised.