TensCare Perfect PFE Pelvic Floor Exerciser ~ for Stress & Incontinence

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The TensCare Perfect PFE Pelvic Floor Exerciser is a safe, drug-free treatment for bladder weakness (stress, urge, and mixed incontinence). Clinically tested and simple to use, this device delivers gentle stimulation to exercise and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, reducing leaks and improving bladder control.

With 4 preset programs, including a dedicated option for pelvic pain relief, the Perfect PFE helps many users see results in as little as 3–4 weeks. Sessions take just 20 minutes a day, making it easy to fit treatment into your daily routine.

How It Works

• Sends gentle electrical stimulation through a vaginal probe to contract and strengthen pelvic floor muscles.
• Supports recovery from stress incontinence (leakage during coughing, sneezing, or exertion), urge incontinence (overactive bladder with sudden urges), and mixed incontinence (combination of both).
• Can also be used with an anal probe for men with bladder weakness or fecal incontinence.

Key Benefits

• Drug-Free & Clinically Tested – safe, effective, no side effects
• Significant results often seen in as little as 3 weeks
• 4 preset programs: Stress, Urge, Mixed, and Pain Relief
• Easy to use at home – discreet and time-efficient (20 min/day)
• May help reduce the need for surgery
• May improve sexual intimacy through pelvic floor strengthening

Suggested Treatment

• Daily 20-minute sessions for 12 weeks (most users notice improvement in 3–4 weeks).
• After initial therapy, maintain results with one 20-minute session per week using the Tone program.

Specifications

• Power: 2 × AA batteries
• Open vaginal probe with biofeedback pointer
• Digital controls with 4 pre-set programs

Safety Information

• Do NOT use if you have a pacemaker, heart rhythm problems, or electronic medical devices.
• Do NOT use within 6 weeks of surgery in the treatment area.
• Do NOT use with active urinary tract infection, lesions, or poor sensation in the pelvic region.