Kegel8 Pelvic Toner Comfort Probe

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Two stainless-steel electrodes with a large surface area for even, effective stimulation
Comfortable, smooth TPE design that is ideal for beginners
Compatible with all lead-wire pelvic floor devices, including NeuroTrac
Suitable for vaginal use to strengthen the pelvic floor and support bladder control

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Pelvic Toner Comfort Probe

Two electrodes Vaginal Use Universal lead wire fitting

The Comfort Probe is a medical-grade internal vaginal probe designed for pelvic floor stimulation with an NMES device. Made from quality TPE plastic with two stainless-steel electrodes, it has a larger lateral stimulation area than most probes, so a wider area of the pelvic floor is reached by each impulse. Its smooth, comfortable shape makes it an easy, reassuring choice if you are new to pelvic floor stimulation.

The two metal electrode strips run along the length of the probe, so it is inserted sideways, facing hip to hip, to give the best contact with the muscles. It works with NMES pelvic toners that use symmetrical and asymmetrical waveforms, including NeuroTrac units, and is suitable for both home and professional clinical use. A lead wire is required to connect it to your device and is sold separately.

Specification

Electrodes 2 stainless-steel electrodes, longitudinal 
Electrode surface area 2 x 830 mmsq (approx.)
Application Vaginal use
Material Body-safe plastic (TPE), stainless steel, PVC, latex-free
Length 7.2 cm
Insertable length 6.4 cm
Diameter 1.6 to 3 cm
Nickel content Less than 8% 
Certification CE marked

About this probe

A comfortable start to pelvic floor training

The Comfort Probe 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. Its two stainless-steel electrodes have a large lateral surface area, so each impulse reaches a wider spread of muscle than most probes manage, giving effective, even stimulation.

Made from smooth, body-safe TPE plastic, it is shaped to feel comfortable and reassuring, which makes it a good first probe if you are new to pelvic floor stimulation. It works with NMES pelvic toners that use symmetrical or asymmetrical waveforms, including NeuroTrac units, and is suitable for both home and professional clinical use.

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. Your physiotherapist can advise on the right frequency for you and your symptoms.

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 water-based conductivity gel for the best contact and comfort, then insert the probe gently. Because the electrodes run along its length, insert it sideways so the metal strips face either hip.

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

  • Those new to pelvic floor stimulation
  • Pelvic floor weakness
  • Bladder weakness and leaks
  • A wide, comfortable area of stimulation
  • Use with NMES pelvic toners, including NeuroTrac units

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
  • Have a nickel allergy (choose a gold-plated probe instead)

The Comfort Probe is a CE-marked medical device intended for use with a compatible pelvic floor stimulator. Clean with warm soapy water and pat or air dry, and do not sterilise. If you have not previously been assessed for pelvic floor dysfunction, a consultation with a pelvic health physiotherapist before purchase is advised.