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When you start using Gynesis, you will initially feel the contraction in your buttocks. As you increase the intensity level, you will begin to feel the contraction move to the front, followed by a sensation of "squeezing," "tightening," and/or "lifting" between your legs as your pelvic floor contracts. At this point, you will have reached the desired therapeutic level. You should not experience any strong contraction in the front panels.

Great news! Gynesis does not require a prescription.

To effectively treat stress urinary incontinence, use Gynesis for 30 minutes a day, five days a week, for 12 weeks. After the initial 12 week treatment period, we recommend continuing to use Gynesis at least 1-2 times per week to stimulate the pelvic floor and achieve optimal results.

Once Gynesis launches, we will only ship within the United States. However, we plan to expand internationally in the future.

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Gynesis should not be used if the patient:

• Has a cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or any implanted electronic device.
• Pregnant.
• Has a suspected or diagnosed heart condition, without consulting a clinician first.
• If you have any implanted metal devices in the abdominal or pelvic areas such as a metal hip implant, metal clamps, or an Intrauterine Device (IUD) which is made primarily from metal.
• Has epilepsy or is under medical supervision for cognitive dysfunction.
• If wearing the product necessitates placement over areas at which drugs/medicines are administered by injection.
• Do not use in close proximity (e.g. 3ft) to shortwave or microwave therapy equipment, as this may produce instability in the controller’s output.

The patient needs to wait before using Gynesis until:

• At least six months after childbirth or until lactation has ceased.
• The heavy days of period have finished.