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Pelvic health

Get comfortable with the uncomfortable

We believe people should not suffer in silence due to the stigma, embarrassment and lack of dialogue around pelvic health issues. We want to demystify pelvic health and encourage open dialogue by making expertly developed solutions and education accessible to everyone. Designed with users in mind, we understand the sensitive nature of pelvic health and our products support the journey to a healthy pelvic floor.

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Empower your pelvic health

Empelvic is a pioneering health and wellness brand dedicated to improving pelvic health for individuals worldwide. Empelvic’s goal is to make pelvic floor training easy, accessible and sustainable – helping reinforce this connection between mind and body. The non-invasive pelvic floor cushion, with versions for both men and women, provides targeted pressure to help you feel your pelvic floor muscles move, relax and activate more easily. With this increased connection and awareness, you can better engage with the muscles to learn how to relax, or gently strengthen them, which can help treat or prevent pelvic health conditions including stress incontinence, vaginismus and erectile dysfunction.

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Award-winning design

The Empelvic cushion has been used by over 50,000 women and won a Danish Design Award for 2020 in the ‘Healthy Life’ category.

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MelissaUser of Empelvic®

“As a result of using Empelvic, I have noticed less leakage, especially from running. I haven’t done anything else to attribute that to.”

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Why do women experience vaginal discomfort?

Vaginismus is described as the involuntary cramping, tensing or contracting of the pelvic floor muscles around the vagina1. The muscles tightening is an automatic reaction from the body, which stems from a stress response in relation to partial or full penetration. Many women can overcome the difficulty with penetration through the use of vaginal dilators and therapy.

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Discover our pelvic health dilators and devices

Our pelvic health devices have been developed in partnership with healthcare professionals, including psychosexual therapists and midwives, to help with the treatment of conditions such as urinary incontinence and painful sex.

References

  • 1. Siang, D.Y.W. (2022) How do I know if I have vaginismus?, DTAP Clinic. Available at: https://dtapclinic.com.my/how-do-i-know-if-i-havevaginismus/ (Accessed: 8 February 2023).

Medical devices by treatment

We develop a selection of medical solutions for the ease and comfort of administering life-enhancing medication – explore them by category.

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