Revive 30-Day Bladder Support for Women. Comfortable. Easy-to-Use. Discreet. Reusable. Get Back to Being You. (Does Not Prevent Urge Incontinence)

It works great and is easy to use and comfortable. I am 67 and have had 5 births. I’ve suffered from leaky bladder for three decades and did not want to get surgery. I’ve been using this product fire three days, on day one I had a little leaking, day two I had no leaking, day three I’m giving my bladder area a rest and did not put it in. I’ve had no leaking at all. I haven’t even had to use a pass and will stay on my regiment 2 on 1 off. I am a real person who lives in Rapid City, SD.

I do quite a high impact sport & also lift heavy weights and was really struggling with stress incontinence to the point where it made me slow down or completely avoid certain exercises or weights (skipping, heavy squatting and jumping being the worst). I’ve tried many different “solutions” but this one has worked perfectly. Genuinely cannot explain how much of a difference this makes. When skipping I’d usually manage no more than 20 skips and have to stop and take a moment to compose myself before going again and after a while even those breaks wouldn’t stop it as I’d be too fatigued to hold it, as soon as I’d get tired even the smaller movements would be an issue. Now I can manage big sets of them. I’ve read it may not be suitable for everybody but it’s definitely worked for me and whilst not cheap, I’m glad I have it a go and I’m more than happy to pay it if it stops the issues I’ve been having.

Was sceptical , but did the trick while i was suffering from a really bad cough , was impressed .

The device works well. I’m pleased. Fully reusable. However you get 30 sterile strings with the kit. If you need more the price and delivery price is unreasonable. I can’t find the strings anywhere else globally!! They need to be like tampon strings. Sterile and comfy.

I’ll first say that I’m an OB/GYN and have treated many patients with stress incontinence. I bought this product on the advice of a pelvic floor physical therapist, who determined that I have some urethral hypermobility and pelvic floor muscle fatigue. I prefer to run in the morning, and I was clenching my pelvic floor muscles and then they’d tire out and I’d have stress incontinence leaks for the rest of the day when I’d cough or sneeze. I’ve started using this device for workouts and I’ve noticed a difference right away - it’s helped with the feeling of “heaviness” I used to get while running, and has nearly eliminated leaking later in the day. It’s got step-by-step instructions and I found it relatively easy to insert. It’s comfortable while in place. It’s silicone so pretty easy to clean. I don’t imagine it would work as well for different anatomy (like severe prolapse), but hard to know until you try it. The inserter device is larger than a tampon applicator, so if you have difficulty placing tampons, this might be challenging. I think it would be possible to use a water-based lubricant to make insertion easier if that were an issue (don’t use silicone-based lubricant as that can affect the integrity of the silicone device). All in all, this is way less expensive than a traditional pessary or surgery, so probably worth a try for mild stress incontinence. I will definitely be recommending this as an option for patients.