After six weeks I stopped worrying about every laugh, sneeze or run. I ditched the pads for good.
PelviPulse Pro™
Clinic-grade EMS technology that does the work your pelvic floor can't do alone. No appointments. No guesswork.
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When you do a Kegel, your brain sends a voluntary signal to your pelvic floor. After childbirth, hormonal changes, or years of disuse, that pathway weakens. The signal often fires the wrong muscles — glutes, inner thighs, the superficial sphincter — not the deep levator ani fibres that actually control bladder function.
PelviPulse Pro bypasses that pathway with a direct EMS pulse to the muscle tissue itself, producing 30,000 precise contractions per 10-minute session with no signal from your brain required. The same technology has been standard postpartum care in France since 1985 and used in physiotherapy clinics for decades.
This is not a better Kegel. It is a different mechanism — designed to help when Kegels haven't.
If you're postpartum: The neuromuscular disconnection that can happen during childbirth often doesn't resolve on its own. PelviPulse Pro helps rebuild it directly. Begin after your 6-week postnatal check.
If you're in perimenopause or menopause: Declining oestrogen weakens pelvic floor tissue. The device is suitable and many women find it particularly effective at this stage.
If you've never had children: Pelvic floor dysfunction isn't only a postpartum condition. Chronic straining, high-impact exercise, and hormonal fluctuations all contribute.
If your situation involves prolapse, surgical history, an IUD, or active mesh, see the safety question below or email support@my-avora.com before you order.
Kegels depend on a voluntary brain-to-muscle signal that weakens after childbirth or hormonal change. Many women see no improvement from them.
Physiotherapy costs $150–$250 per session across 8–12 visits. PelviPulse Pro uses the same EMS technology physiotherapists use in clinic, for a one-time cost.
The Emsella chair requires 6+ clinic visits at ~$300 each. PelviPulse Pro is a fraction of one visit.
Surgery carries genuine risk. It has a place in severe cases; it should rarely be the first option when the underlying muscle weakness has not been addressed.
Step 1. Apply a small amount of conductivity balm to the probe tip.
Step 2. Insert the probe and connect the cable to the handheld controller.
Step 3. Select your intensity and press start. Begin on the lowest setting in your first week.
Step 4. Lie back for 10 minutes and do nothing. The device completes the session and switches off automatically.
No technique to learn. Most women use it daily for the first eight weeks, then three to four times per week for maintenance.
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To claim, email support@my-avora.com within 60 days of delivery.
You're not alone in this. And you're not stuck.
After six weeks I stopped worrying about every laugh, sneeze or run. I ditched the pads for good.
My doctor said leaking was normal at my age. Eight weeks in: no pads, no planning around bathrooms.
I leaked every time I sneezed. Five weeks in, I'm out with friends and sleeping through the night!
I spent years managing leaks instead of fixing them. Eight weeks in, my body works with me again.
I stopped dreading sex and started wanting it again. Six weeks gave me back what I thought was gone.
“Most women who need this will never sit in a clinic for it — because they’d have to explain why they’re there.”
Dr. Laura Whitfield, DPT · Pelvic Floor PhysiotherapistThe same pelvic floor stimulation physiotherapists charge up to $2,400 a course for — at home, in 10 quiet minutes a day, and nobody has to know.
The split-second clench before every sneeze, the dark leggings “just in case”, the pad you never leave home without. PelviPulse helps rebuild the deep muscle that holds it all, so you can stop planning your day around it.
After childbirth, perimenopause or years of sitting, the brain-to-muscle signal fades — so you squeeze and nothing deep responds. Gentle EMS contracts the deep pelvic floor for you. No technique, no guessing, no effort.
The real goal isn’t a muscle. It’s running for the bus, dancing at the wedding, booking the trip without mapping the bathrooms — and intimacy you feel, not just allow.
PelviPulse uses the same electrical muscle stimulation pelvic floor physiotherapists use in clinic, reaching the deep muscle where leaks, weakness and lost sensation begin.
*Self-reported, 12-week follow-up survey of 1,284 verified PelviPulse Pro owners.

A low-frequency pulse, softer than a TENS unit, flows directly to the deep pelvic floor muscles that a voluntary squeeze often can’t find.
The muscle contracts and relaxes in a clinically-tuned rhythm. No counting, no guessing whether you’re “doing it right”. You simply lie back.
Start gently and build up as your muscles get stronger: 3 intensity levels on Essential, 5 on Complete. You stay in control the whole time.
Ten minutes, 3–5 times a week. Many women notice changes between weeks 2 and 6, with tone and control improving through month 3.
PelviPulse Pro is a wellness device, not a medical treatment. Outcomes vary with consistency and individual physiology.
There's nothing wrong with you. You're describing a muscle that needs help.
How to use it, in 4 steps.
Ten quiet minutes. Lie back and let PelviPulse do the work.
1
Add a drop of water-based gel for comfort. Gently insert the probe, then lie back and get comfortable.
2
Press the power button once. The screen lights up to confirm PelviPulse is ready, so your session can begin.
3
Choose your intensity level. Start at level one if you're new, then build up gradually as your muscles get stronger.
4
Press start, lie back and breathe. PelviPulse does all the work for you, and each session takes just ten minutes.
Recommended 3–5 sessions per week. Many women notice changes within 2–6 weeks of consistent use.
Clinic-grade pelvic floor stimulation, without the appointments, the awkward explanations, or the surgery.





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*Individual results may vary. Based on what many PelviPulse Pro owners report with consistent use.
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Three months in, I haven't packed a pad in weeks. My husband noticed I stopped flinching when I laugh. I wish I'd had this after my first.
I tried Kegel apps. I tried the weights. I never stuck with anything. With this it's ten minutes while I read at night. I haven't missed a day in six weeks.
I'd quit Pilates two years ago because I kept leaking on the reformer. Started this in March. Back in class by May. The instructor asked what changed.
I'd been quoted $2,400 for a clinic course an hour from my house. I tried this first. By week three I cancelled the appointment.
Plain box, no labels, no obvious branding. I appreciated that more than I expected to.
Six weeks in I felt my pelvic floor actually respond and it broke me open in the best way. Crying-thanking-you levels of grateful.
The questions women ask. In full.
No. The sensation is unfamiliar the first time, not painful. You'll feel a deep rhythmic pulse in the pelvic floor — a muscle contracting on its own. On the lowest intensity setting most women describe it as mild and entirely manageable. As you increase intensity across sessions the contractions become stronger, but stronger and painful are not the same thing. If anything feels sharp or wrong, reduce the intensity. You're always in control.
Most women feel the pelvic floor switch on within their very first session. After one week, subtle awareness begins to return. Between weeks two and three, daily life starts to shift. By weeks four to six, confidence comes back in a way that is measurable, not just felt. Beyond eight weeks, strength is yours to keep with two to three maintenance sessions per week.
A stronger pelvic floor directly improves sensation, blood flow, and muscle tone. Women who use PelviPulse Pro consistently report stronger sensations during intimacy, greater confidence, and a reconnection with their body that goes well beyond bladder control.
That's what it was built for. The leaks that happen when you sneeze, laugh, cough, jump, or exercise are caused by pelvic floor muscles that can no longer respond quickly enough to sudden pressure. PelviPulse Pro helps rebuild that strength and response time.
No. Chronic straining, high-impact exercise, hormonal fluctuations, and years of not training this muscle group all contribute. You don't need to have given birth to benefit from rebuilding it.
IUD: Generally safe to use. The electrical current is localised to the pelvic floor and does not interfere with IUD placement.
Mild prolapse (Grade 1 or 2): Generally compatible with pelvic EMS therapy. Grade 3 or 4 should be discussed with a pelvic health physiotherapist before use.
Pacemaker or active implanted medical device: Do not use PelviPulse Pro. Electrical stimulation is contraindicated.
If your situation is not listed here, email support@my-avora.com before you order.
Once daily for the first six to eight weeks, 10 minutes per session. After that, two to three times per week is enough to maintain your results.
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