October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and here at Kegel8 we will be taking part in the Wear it Pink Breast Cancer Campaign on 29 October 2010. We are committed to Women's Health Issues and believe a healthy pair of breasts are just as important as a fit pelvic floor!

...but you don't know her, she dosen't live in this town... and I never talk to her on the phone, you will never see her at any of my get togethers. Ok I lied.

It's me.

We are still receiving your feedback about the Kegel8. Thank you very much for keeping us informed! The Kegel8 Pelvic Floor Exerciser is more than just a static pink dumbbell. Today I'd like to address some of the negative feedback we have received. Oftentimes, the problems are easily resolved!

This may answer any questions you may have or calm any fear about taking the plunge and treating yourself to a Kegel8 Product.

According to the Bladder and Bowel Foundation, National Continence Awareness Week for this year is from 20 September to 26 September. Stress incontinence affects people from every age group. Just how much do you know about Stress Incontinence?

Is technology improving our sex lives? When hasn't it? Birth control pills, condoms, pornographic films and vibrators were all at one point products of cutting edge technology.

When making a decision on a purchase, we all like to hear what real people have to say. We recently asked customers to review their purchase by asking them, "Would you recommend the Kegel8 to a friend?" Here is a list of some of the praises we have recived.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and in the case of piles, no words have ever been truer. Haemorrhoids are in fact avoidable and taking steps now could save you the agony.

Your pelvic floor not only supports your bladder and vagina, but your anus too. A weakened pelvic floor from constipation and other damaging factors will mean you can't control your wind, and sometimes leak liquid or solids. Kegel8 ULtra A is the only pelvic exerciser designed for the entire pelvic muscle...

It's estimated that 34million women worldwide are affected by vaginal prolapse; but as many are reluctant to discuss their symptoms, this number could be much higher.

The idea of having a vaginal or rectal prolapse (or both) can be highly embarrassing for women, with many enduring the symptoms for years unknowingly thinking it cannot be rectified. But it can!...