A strong pelvic floor: Promotes your control and quality of life
A trained pelvic floor can help activate the muscles that are important for bladder control.
Bladder weakness and incontinence can be a burden for many people and lead to a feeling of insecurity. However, you are not alone with this issue. It is estimated that around 6 to 8 million people in Germany suffer from bladder weakness and incontinence. MyPelvi was developed to offer you a simple, efficient and innovative way to promote your well-being - without complex training, but with innovative magnetic field therapy. Pelvic floor training with MyPelvi offers a modern method for activating the pelvic floor muscles. Your muscles can be stimulated gently, quickly and effectively down to the deeper layers. This allows you to improve control over your bladder. Regardless of age or gender, MyPelvi offers an effective way to strengthen the muscles and promote well-being.


That's what our customers say
"For a long time I had the problem that I would inadvertently lose something when I laughed, sneezed or jumped on the trampoline. Thanks to my physiotherapist and MyPelvi, I learned that this is not necessarily the norm. After 12 training sessions within 6 weeks, I feel an improvement and can laugh freely again."
Frauke, educator
Pelvic floor training against stress incontinence
"As a cellist, I was always very worried that incontinence could affect my stage performances and my daily life. With MyPelvi, I have found a method that helps me regain more control. After a few sessions, I feel a positive change and feel more confident - both on stage and in everyday life."
Ariane, cellist
Pelvic floor training against urge incontinence
"My mother often struggled with her irritable bladder - unfortunately, I also inherited this problem. Some days I had to go to the toilet every 15 minutes, which had a major impact on my life. Thanks to training with MyPelvi, I can now last longer and enjoy a better quality of life."
Marlon, major
Pelvic floor training against urge incontinence