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The Athena Pelvic Muscle Exerciser is designed to help all women strengthen their pelvic floor muscle and avoid incontinence trouble. Ideal for women who- Have had children Participate in high-impact sports Are post-menopausal Have had surgery for female problems With age, excess weight, pregnancy, the menopause, bad habits or even good habits including lots of high impact sports your Pelvic Floor may become stretched and weak. This will mean that your internal organs are not supported and you will experience embarrassing issues with lack of control of your bladder or bowel. It is easy and comfortable to use and performs perfect pelvic exercises every time using a gentle electrical pulse that stimulates the muscle to contract with absolutely no effort from you. The Athena Pelvic Muscle Exerciser is the most advanced pelvic floor exerciser available to women. Using the Cordless Athena for just 15 minutes twice a day will maintain or give you back control. You should notice a difference with your pelvic control in a matter of weeks. The Athena is made up of two simple parts- A small trainer, about the size of a tube of lipstick, which is inserted like a tampon, without wires or cords. A remote control that allows the user to control the device. Benefits- Strengthens your pelvic muscles with no effort or concentration. Easy to use Discreet No side-effects Cordless Used in the privacy of your own home Natural Safe Stimulates nerves and blood flow in the vagina The Athena Hydro Gel supplements the bodys natural moisture. Soothes, hydrates lubricates and is for use with the Athena Fem Pelvic Muscle Trainer. Athena Fem Hydro Gel is water based, water soluble and condom compatible. Hormone Free. It is important that you do not use this device if you have A neurological deficiency that does not permit proper sensory perception or stimulation. Are currently pregnant or attempting to get pregnant. Have a cardiac pacemaker or a history of rate or conductive disturbance. Have anatomical vaginal structures that do not permit proper and complete placement of the trainer. Have irregular menstrual bleeding cycles Have urinary or vaginal infections, localized lesions, or other undiagnosed symptoms. Have a history or symptoms of urinary retention.

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