PelviTone by NeuroTrac (VAT Ex)

Hello, you are able to qualify for VAT exemption on the Pelvitone, Athena Fem and Athena Spirit pelvic toners if you suffer from stress or urge incontinence. We send you a self-certification exemption form with your order in this case.

However, if you are looking to buy a pelvic toner just for general toning of the pelvic floor and tightening of the vaginal embrace, and do NOT suffer from stress or urge incontinence, then you would not be VAT exempt and would have to pay the VAT inclusive price.
If you are unsure, please do call us on 0800 612 6394 and we'll be happy to help. Many thanks.

Hello, after any surgery we would recommend that you check with your doctor before starting to use a Pelvic Toner. We have been advised that Pelvic Toners can be used in cases where a prolapse has occurred, so long as the vagina can actually have the trainer inserted. However, as your operation was 3 months ago and you have had another slight prolapse we do strongly suggest you check with your GP first. Many thanks

Hi, it could be that the nerve endings on one side are more damaged than on the other - the muscles will, however, still be toned by the probe.
One other thing to check is that you are correctly positioning the probe - we recommend that you lean forward slightly so that the probe makes good contact with both sides, and that the two metal plates are positioned side-to-side (rather than being inserted with the plates top-to-bottom). If you have any further queries please do let us know. Many thanks.

The PelviTone (on programme 02) may well help with a prolapse. However, we cannot be sure and you should discuss directly with your GP or consultant. Thanks

The PelviTone (and any other pelvic floor exerciser) can improve vaginal embrace through increase in the pelvic floor muscle tone. However, I don't see how it could improve nerve damage though. Kind regards

Hi, for embrace I would say the PelviTone or the Discreet Stim. Both have programmes for overall vaginal embrace. Personally, I would say the PelviTone due to it's multiple programmes that deal effectively with both. Thanks

It can - I assume this is for rectal use? In which case you would need a rectal probe instead of the supplied vaginal probe. Let me know if you wish to proceed with this and I will order a rectal probe in from the suppliers. Thanks

If you are after a device purely to deal with stress or urge incontinence then I would say the PelviTone. The reasons for this are mainly: 1) It has many programmes to choose from so you will find one that suits you and you can personalise your own programme. 2) It is only designed for this purpose which means if you suffer from stress or urge incontinence then you can claim the VAT exempt version that saves you money! As the Femme Elite is multi-use there is no VAT relief on that product.
If you want a product that can also act as a TENS machine then the Femme Elite is best as it does both. Thanks

If you have suffered as you say then you simply select the VAT Exempt version of the product on our site. You will not be charged VAT and a form will be included with your order. You should then fill that form in and return it to us. The form is very simple and all you are doing is making a statement that you suffer from stress or urge incontinence and sign and return. There is NO need for a Doctors note/certificate/letter. Thanks

Like any muscle the pelvic floor muscles should not be over worked. Programme 9 is a pelvic floor workout programme of 45 minutes so I think this should only be done once day. Thanks

You should be fine. the Kegel 8 is basically a branded version of the model DOWN from the PelviTone we sell. The Kegel 8 has less programmes for example. However, as we obviously don't know your full medical history I could only recommend you check with your physio. However, if the people who sell the Kegel8 say that the Kegel8 is suitable in your case then so is the PelviTone. Kind regards

Hi, they work a bit like those ab belts you can get from Slendertone in that it uses electro-stimulation to contract the pelvic muscles. This is basically the muscles that control the flow of urine or allow you to say, hold a pencil in your vagina - it's the same set of muscles - the same ones you use to grip your partner during intercourse. Channel 4's Embarassing Illnesses recently did a study on several and the one you have expressed in interest in (PelviTone) showed an increase of over 60% of the pelvic floor muscles in just 4 or 5 weeks of use. Many many people contact us to say how this has helped with either stress/urge incontinence AND their vaginal embrace with their partner. Really, stop worrying and feeling inadequate - you have no need! You can either purchase an electro stimulation version like this OR you can learn how to perform kegel exercises and use a device such as our manual pelvic toner. Personally, I use the PelviTone! If you want further advice just reply to this email. Kind regards

Hi, the programme should be automatic to be honest. Can you not feel it yet? Oh, please visit http://helpdesk.peak-nutrition.co.uk to raise a support ticket instead of via product questions - it's easier for you and us that way. Thanks

Pelvic TOning can certainly help with your problem yes! The problem you have is called a "weak vaginal embrace" and this is normally resolved by carrying out pelvic toning exercises. If you increase these muscles you will be able to "grip" your partner far more easily improving things for both of you. I suggest either the PelviTone or ANY of our pelvic toners. The PelviTone has a specific programme for this though called "Lack of sensitivity". Really, it will work wonders but like going to the gym you have to stick at it. Use it as per the instructions - several times a week - and you will see and feel results in a few weeks! Good luck

The metal parts of the probe should sit east-to-west so to speak. The probe should be inserted high enough so you can feel the pelvic floor muscles contract - everyone is different so we can't just say insert x amount of inches I'm afraid. Let me know if you need further guidance

Our manufacturer has said that this can happen, but not very often. They also suggest that you may have a slight infection that could be causing this and to consult your doctor.

No, the Kegel 8 is manufactured by same company - it's just branded for a particular company. THe PelviTone is cheaper of course! Replacement probes are not really required to be honest but you can purchase them from us. Thanks

Hi, if you mean the PelviTone there is really only 1 version and we sell it. If you mean pelvic toners in general then yes, there are many out there! If you want a wireless one we sell the AthenaFem, if you want a wired (cheaper one) then we sell the PelviTone and the Femetone - the PElviTone has more programmes and functionality than the Femetone - the Femetone is just plug in and turn on kind of thing. The PelviTone lets you choose which programme and control the strength etc. etc. Our bestseller! We also have the manual ones for kegel exercises that use resistance - you push your pelvic floor against the resistance. Take a look at www.pelvic-toners.co.uk - our sister site - it has a simple self answering questionnaire to help you choose - look to the left hand side for the question mark. Thanks