InControl - an EMS machine specifically for the pelvic floor

• Stimulating motor nerves and voluntary muscles of the pelvic floor

• Stimulating involuntary muscles of the pelvic floor

• Strengthening male pelvic floor muscles

• Strengthening female pelvic floor muscles

• Treating urinary incontinence

• Treating fecal incontinence

Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) listing number #175359

The medical device that assists pelvic floor exercise is called InControl. It is manufactured in Australia by ActivLife Technologies. InControl is inexpensive, pain-free and hassle-free. Most people achieve significant results within 8 weeks - some even less; a little longer for very difficult cases.

Pelvic floor muscle strengthening must NOT BE ATTEMPTED with a TENS machine designed for pain management. Continuous contraction of muscle will deprive the tissue of blood supply and may cause damage.

ONLY ever use a device with SURGING EMS modes. (EMS stands for Electrical Muscle Stimulation).

• 30 intensity settings

• Maximum output of 60 volts

• Bi-phasic square wave signal

• Pulse width of 200 micro seconds

Modes of operation

• All 3 modes are surging EMS (electrical muscle stimulation)

• PFE i mode - constant 10Hz, 5 seconds ON 10 seconds OFF - to stimulate involuntary muscle

• PFE v mode - constant 50Hz, 5 seconds ON 10 seconds OFF - to stimulate voluntary muscle

• PFE m mode - modulating 10Hz to 50Hz, 5 seconds ON 10 seconds OFF; modulation period less than 1 second; to stimulate both voluntary and involuntary muscle

If the cause of your incontinence is anything other than weakened pelvic floor muscles, then InControl will not be of significant benefit to you.

InControl is not intended for the treatment of pain. If you are experiencing pelvic pain, please seek medical advice before using TENS electrical stimulation of sensory nerves to manage that pain.

EllaEase is the product we recommend for pelvic pain relief.

InControl assembled and ready to use

Electrode placement