I have 2 prolaspes, and feel this kegel 8 has prevented me having to have an operation. I had physio but was too weak to do the exercises correctly so was told by physio this may help and boy has it...........I dont have any problems at all my partner noticed a change being tighter too and am now totally unaware that I have a prolaspe.

This is one of the few products that does what it should do (Posted on 04/11/2011)

I know this is seen as a woman's machine, but I was suffering incontinence after a prostate operation. I noticed a huge difference within just 3 days of use and I have recommended it on many prostate health sites and forums. I hope that trials will be used to help other men because the trauma of prostate surgery coupled with the indignity of incontinence is a terrible blow to ones ego. V. helpful staff (Posted on 19/08/2011)

Your device after three days use has made a remarkable difference and improvement to my incontinence condition. (Posted on 06/08/2011)

After just a couple of week I already notice an improvement. I have had 2 ops so I know I am weak and need to strengthen. Having leaks is one thing, but when I started having accidents from my bowels I knew I had to do something for myself as I could not face more surgery. Easy to use, would like film instructions but help-line were very good when I telephoned. Like the previous reviewer I wish I had known about this before but I want to be very positive (I thought the surgery would 'cure' my problem - how wrong I was!) to help myself with my own recovery. (Posted on 26/05/2011)

I was treated for a rectal prolapse 2 years ago, I had surgery and the results were great, although I found the convalescing to be difficult (I have two under 5's!). I was unable to get physiotherapy on my BUPA healthcare plan, yet an operation was OK…….I didn’t question that at the time….
I have read a lot of information on the US site Wellwoman, which was very helpful, and the forums continue to be a help and inspiration for me. (Forums here Kegel8?? – just an idea)
Six months ago i then developed a bladder prolapse, I have since found out that often a rectocyle and cystocele happen together, something about the two sides sagging and collapsing. I wish I had started to use a Kegal8 after my surgery I believe that this might have helped me to recouperate better and possibly may have helped strengthen my pelvic floor and to avoid the 2nd prolapse, but I will never know. I am now 1 stone lighter, and working very hard on my core exercises, I do pilates and swim with my boys every weekend, and will do everything I can to help to heal my body. I cannot say how traumatic this has been, the veil of secrecy around these ‘womens problems’ and the fact that I continue to live this daily. Surgery is so invasive, I know I can say that now, because I had mine and was ok-ish, however I wish that more was available for women like me to help with non-surgical options, I am still left thinking that if I had started physiotherapy earlier, I could have avoided the second prolapse, my physio strongly suspect this is the case. Why is the kegal8 not available on the NHS or in BUPA…….seems strange to me that operations are an option and physiotherapy is not…………..??
I use my kegal8 with the help of a private physiotherapist who is helping me to restore and strengthen what I have left. I am 36. I recommend kegal8 and wish I had discovered it much much sooner.
(Posted on 08/02/2011)