Wow! What a week! With the hit of the The Sunday Times’ Style Magazine article on Sunday 20 March, the phones in the Kegel8 office have been hot, hot, hot!

When you decide you're ready to have a baby, you will find there's so much to think about months in advance before you even get down to it. Getting your body primed, ready to conceive and carry your baby should be at the top of your to-do list.

It's December. The country's been hit with massive amounts of snow. The change of weather mixed with hiking through knee deep snow drifts and digging your car out has left you with a nasty cold or flu. Wonderful! If that wasn't bad enough, imagine if you also have stress incontinence!

Due to the snow, we are a bit short on staff at the moment! If you are unable to get through on our customer service line, please feel free to contact us either via email, Twitter or Facebook. You can even leave us a comment here and we will get back to you as soon as we can!

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Since 1988, Kegel8 has been one of the UK's largest and longest established healthcare suppliers. So it comes as no surprise when people mention Kegel8 and what we do for them. Here's a short collection of recent mentions on the internet we'd like to share.

Have you seen Kegel8 mentioned anywhere else? Drop us a line and let us know!

My name is Beverley Dale, I am 36 years old and I have been living with a prolapsed bowel for too long.

Corsets are sexy, sure they are. What better way to instantly lose inches off your waist, simultaneously enhance your breasts and straighten up your posture. They've been around for ages and they're here to stay. We are already aware of the advantages to wearing that super sexy corset but do you also know about all of the disadvantages? Especially to your pelvic floor!

So you've been diagnosed with fecal incontinence or you're worried it could affect you in the near future. Did you know that it is preventable and in some cases even reversable? We recently had a customer call in asking about using her Kegel8 Ultra A. She was diagnosed with fecal incontinence and wanted to know how she could use her Kegel8 pelvic floor exerciser to the best of her advantage.

Urinary incontinence in men dosen't have to be an inevitable part of getting older. It can happen at any age for any number of reasons. It can be caused by a weak urinary sphincter, an overactive bladder or a bladder that doesn't contract. Having a prostatectomy is the leading reason behind male stress incontenence.