K-fit Kegel Toner Electrode Probe, KM-503

Whipped out this bad boy along with my new TENS unit and got to business. Now I didn't purchase this for the fun, but that didn't mean it didn't turn out that way...I ended up starting slow and was honestly terrified I'd fry my between F-H spot - but all was well. I gradually increased the (voltage? amperage? wattage? idk) and got to a comfortable point. Originally I'd planned on just going about my nightly routine of facial care, tv, check email yadda yadda and see if this would be a nightly routine addition that could get my pelvic floor to wake up from it's coma. You see, when you give birth nearly 20 years ago during the "routine" episiotomy era your pelvic floor is more like a pelvic sub basement and your piddle comes a sloshin' when you get to sneezin'. I'd had enough. I'm THRILLED to say that after about an hour of "treatment" I've already been able to sneeze without changing my chonies so YAY! I'm hoping this not only helps me with my incontinence (JFC that makes me FEEL old to put out in the universe), but helps me get mine before my husband gets worn out and he's also getting old so time is of the essence ya know? For those of you still reading...there were unexpected side effects during "treatment" and I wasn't mad about it. I forgot what it felt like to have a 21 year old's vagina.GET ONE. NOW. GO...GO NOW..

Feels and fits good but kind of hurts your belley

Good Exercise

Although they say in the description it does work with the k-fit kegel toner, it has a completely different plug than the probe that came with the one I bought last year, so it is unusable and nonreturnable, so a complete waste of money.

Very small in diameter.

It was a reorder on a replacement part

My g/f uses this for toning her pelvic floor muscles. It works very well, and if your TENS is tuned right, has some "special bonus" features that you'll both want to enjoy.

The very end section of the plastic section at the wires, needs to be another 1"-2" in length. This is due to the instructions that state do not pull the wires. When the entire unit slips in, a little difficult getting it back out without pulling on the wires a little at first. Otherwise, seems to work great.