PelviTone by NeuroTrac (VAT Ex)

Hello, The PelviTone by NeuroTrac can help in the prevention of weakened pelvic floor miscles, which can in turn prevent prolapses such as cystocele. However, it is not specifically designed for the treatment of exisiting prolapses, and we really do recommend that you speak to your GP or gynaecologist before starting to use a Pelvic Toner for the treatment of your cystocele. Many thanks

Hello, The probe should be inserted high enough so you can feel the pelvic floor muscles contract - everyone is different so we can't just say insert x amount of inches we're afraid. It is best to be sat slightly forwards to make best contact, and the metal plates of the probe should sit east-to-west, so to speak, in line with your hips.

Hi, No it is NOT recommended to use the Pelvitone by Neurotrac, or any pelvic toner, whilst pregnant. Many thanks

This is fairly simple - if you suffer from stress or urge incontinence, then you are VAT exempt and you can select the VAT Exempt Version from our site. If you wish to purchase a pelvic toner for just tightening the vagina alone (and NOT to help control some form of incontinence) then you should NOT select the VAT exempt version. You do NOT need to fill in a Doctor's note or get your Doctor to sign anything. It is a self-certifying form you fill in and return back to us. Please note: If you don't fill in the form and return it back to us we reserve the right to invoice and charge you for the VAT.

You don't have to use a lubricant. It is completely dependent upon the individual. Some women find it helpful, others don't. Obviously it depends upon the individuals own lubrication. Automatic toners which pass an electrical current do need lubrication in order to function correctly.

The manufacturers recommend that they are not used at all whilst trying to get pregnant or whilst you are pregnant.

The metal parts of the probe should sit east-to-west, so to speak, in line with your hips. The probe should be inserted high enough so you can feel the pelvic floor muscles contract - everyone is different so we can't just say insert x amount of inches we're afraid. It is best to be sat slightly forwards to make best contact.

It appears that the probe is not making a sound contact with your pelvic muscle. As this is the case you should try sitting forward so that the muscle contracts against the 2 metal plates. This should make a more sound contact. The 2 metal plates should be sitting east-to-west so to speak, in line with your hips. You can also try holding the probe in your palm and increasing the mA to ensure it goes above the 11mA setting and that it goes up and down.

There are two channels, this enables one channel to be used Vaginally and the other channel rectally at the same time. This practice is not common and would be rarely used in the UK. You only need to use 1 channel. Either will do  - simply put the wire into A or B.