What Is the eKegel?

The eKegel is a wearable Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) device that helps men activate and engage their pelvic floor muscles. Designed for ease and discretion, it's a drug-free tool to support your personal wellness routine.

⚠️ The eKegel is not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Always consult a healthcare professional before beginning any new health-related program.

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  • How It Works

    ✔️ Low-level electrical pulses stimulate muscle contractions

    ✔️ Targets the pelvic floor muscles

    ✔️ Adjustable intensity levels for comfort and control

    ✔️ Hands-free and easy to wear under clothing

  • Why Men Choose eKegel

    ✔️ Supports bladder control

    ✔️ Convenient and discreet

    ✔️ Drug-free and non-invasive

    ✔️ May complement pelvic rehabilitation programs (e.g., post-prostatectomy)

    ✔️ 30-Day Risk-Free Return Policy

  • What's Included

    ✔️ eKegel device

    ✔️ Reusable gel pads

    ✔️ USB charger

    ✔️ Instruction manual

Understanding Male Incontinence

Male incontinence, the involuntary leakage of urine, affects men of all ages, though it's more common as men get older. Understanding the different types of incontinence is the first step towards finding effective solutions. Urge incontinence, often associated with an overactive bladder, involves a sudden, intense urge to urinate followed by leakage. Stress incontinence occurs when urine leaks during physical activities like coughing, sneezing, or lifting. Overflow incontinence is characterized by frequent or constant dribbling due to incomplete bladder emptying. Functional incontinence arises from physical or cognitive impairments that prevent timely bathroom access.

The eKegel: A Revolutionary Solution

Pelvic floor muscle training, often referred to as Kegel exercises, is a cornerstone of incontinence management. However, many men struggle to perform these exercises correctly and consistently. This is where the eKegel device, available at MenKegel.com*, offers a revolutionary solution.

*StopMaleIncontinence.com is an authorized eKegel reseller

The eKegel utilizes electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) to target and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles effectively. Unlike traditional Kegel exercises, which rely on manual contractions, the eKegel provides automated and precise muscle stimulation, ensuring optimal engagement and results. This technology allows men to strengthen their pelvic floor muscles with minimal effort, leading to improved bladder control and reduced incontinence.

Benefits for Bladder Control

Targeted Muscle Strengthening: The eKegel directly stimulates the pelvic floor muscles, ensuring effective strengthening.

Consistent Results: Automated stimulation ensures consistent muscle engagement, leading to faster and more reliable improvements.

Ease of Use: The eKegel eliminates the guesswork from Kegel exercises, making it easy for men of all ages to use.

Improved Bladder Control: Regular use of the eKegel can significantly reduce urinary leakage and improve overall bladder function.

Discreet and Convenient: The eKegel can be used in the privacy of your own home, offering a convenient and discreet solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Using the eKegel

How do you use the eKegel?

The eKegel is very easy to use. There are 2 sticky gel pads to connect to the skin before turning the device on.

You apply the perineum pad by squatting a bit and lifting your scrotum to make sure the pad is applied flat on the perineum. Then the coccyx pad simply goes on your lower back at an angle, pointing down.

Does it hurt?

Absolutely not. Using the eKegel is completely pain-free. The intensity setting should be increased until the muscle contractions are felt strongly but comfortably. The treatment protocol is also very light, requiring about 3 to 4 daily sessions per week. A daily session is up to 10 minutes.

What settings would you recommend?

The eKegel is meant for trial and customization so that each man can get exactly what he needs out of it. Much like a regular workout routine, you want to feel strong contractions but absolutely never with pain, and have the proper resting periods so that your muscles can repair and grow.

The eKegel 2 is already optimized to produce the deepest contraction. You just have to increase the intensity and frequency to your liking.

Setting the frequency to about 6 out of 10 and the intensity at about 7 or 8 works for most. Again, the objective is to feel the strongest contraction without discomfort.

What's a good routine to follow?

As for the routine, it will progress with time as your muscles become stronger. In the first 6-8 weeks, you probably want to use the eKegel for a daily 10 minutes sessions about 3-4 times per week. In the beginning, you may need more resting periods than later in the process because your muscles are not as strong as they will be. Eventually, you could go to 4-5 times a week. However, there is a point where you will have noticed significant if not total improvement of incontinence. You will have much improved bladder emptying and control.

At this stage, you may only use the eKegel once a week or as needed for tune-ups. Since the gains you will notice will come from stronger muscles, some tune-ups as needed will make sure that you can rely on this new muscle strength all your life!

Should I lay or stand when I use the eKegel?

You can use the eKegel laying down. We recommend the standing position because it allows to do other things during the 10 minutes session, like making coffee and breakfast in the morning.

However, we discourage the sitting position as it stretches you pelvic muscles a bit compared to the standing position. Stimulating a muscle that is stretched is not recommended.

The best way to use the eKegel is the way that is most comfortable and effective for you. As long as it provides you with the opportunity to workout with the eKegel 3-4 times a week, and the contractions are felt well, then you should stick to it, especially if standing is challenging.

How long does it take to work?

Progress can be noticed in the first few weeks, with a near-full recovery expected after 6 to 8 weeks.

The eKegel can then be used infrequently and as needed for a lifetime of tune-ups to keep the muscles strong.

How long do the electrode pads last?

The pads can be used for weeks at a time. The key is to keep them clean and moist. As such, it's important to place the pads onto the pads carrier once you are done so that they don't dry out to air. However, even if the pads are a bit dry or dirty, you can always get them back to stick by wiping them clean with a damp cloth. Also, please note that the eKegel already comes with 4 counts of each pad (perineum and coccyx), which should last you months, especially if well taken care of.

Can I return it if I don't like it?

Yes, absolutely! We offer a full 30-day moneyback guarantee. We will issue you a full refund if for any reason you are not satisfied with the eKegel during that trial period. We just ask that you send us back the eKegel using a prepaid label that we send you. The return process is completely hassle-free, and we refund you immediately upon receiving your return. Just reach out to Support@KegelHard.com to initiate the process.

Shipping

How much is shipping?

We offer free two-day USA; standard international shipping on all eKegel orders.

For orders for replacement pads only, we charge $12.94 domestically and $16.94 internationally. However, we offer free shipping if the pads are purchased with an eKegel.

Do you ship overseas?

Yes, we ship all over the world except for Colombia, Egypt, Germany, Ireland, Spain, and Vietnam.

How long will it take to get my order?

We use 3-day shipping for the US and standard for international.

Every order comes with a tracking number once the package ships out (usually in the same business day or the following one).

Troubleshooting

The intensity is not moving up while the other settings are.

Rest assured, this is completely normal! The intensity setting can't be increased if the pads are not connected to the skin. This is a safety feature to prevent you from applying pads that are active. The idea is to increase the intensity after the pads are placed on the perineum and coccyx, so that you can start from 0 and rise gradually until you get the strongest contractions without discomfort.

I am getting a stinging sensation instead of contractions.

If you are experiencing a stinging sensation it is because of a lack of connectivity between the pads and your skin, which can be caused by a variety of factors such as dryness or irritation caused by shaving. The electrical pads are layered in gel to increase the conductivity between the pad and the skin. If the conductivity is strong the electricity enters the tissue of the body with very little resistance. If the conductivity is poor the electricity faces resistance on its way to the body and stings the skin instead.

Here are a couple of things to check to make sure the current connects from one pad to another:
-Make sure the perineum or coccyx pads are not laying on too much hair. If necessary, you may need to trim or shave the area so that the pads can make good contact with the skin.
-Make sure the pads are moist enough. That's why it is important to stick the pads back on the pad carrier after each use so that the surface is the least exposed to air and dust. You can apply a wet cloth to the pads to clean and moisten them. If the pads are just too dry, use new ones.
-Make sure the pads are laid flush on flat skin. The coccyx pad is fairly easy given how flat the area is. The perineum pad may require some manipulation to get it completely flat against the skin. You could squat a bit and lift your scrotum to apply the perineum pad on flat skin.
-Make sure the pads are not too far apart. Keep the perineum pad close but not on the anus (about 1/4+ inch away), and the coccyx pad should be toward the end of your tailbone.
-For the eKegel 1, try setting the pulse width to 10 and setting the wave to square type before ramping up the intensity. That will provide the deepest waveform. The eKegel 2 is already optimized.
-You can also push down with your finger on the perineumor coccyx pads to get them closer to your muscles but that's usually not needed at all.

This list should fix the issue. Using the eKegel should not be uncomfortable at all. You will have some tingling sensations as you ramp up the intensity setting, but after 50% intensity, you should definitely just be getting muscle contractions. You will feel them, and each contraction will feel the same.