TensCare iTouch Go

Product features

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• Discreet, wearable pelvic floor exerciser that helps strengthen pelvic muscles without the need for internal probes
• Supports recovery from bladder weakness, stress incontinence, and pelvic floor dysfunction from the comfort of home
• Clinically developed technology in a compact, on-the-go design for effortless daily use

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Product description

The TensCare iTouch Go is a portable, wearable pelvic floor stimulator designed to strengthen pelvic muscles and help reduce symptoms of bladder weakness and incontinence.

The iTouch Go uses gentle electrical stimulation to activate the pelvic floor muscles, encouraging them to contract and strengthen over time, much like a targeted exercise programme. Its non-invasive, external design makes it a practical and comfortable alternative to traditional internal devices, suitable for everyday use at home or on the move.

Developed by TensCare, a trusted name in electrotherapy, the iTouch Go is a straightforward and effective option for those looking to address pelvic floor concerns with consistency and discretion. Whether used as part of a post-natal recovery routine or to manage age-related pelvic floor changes, it offers a convenient way to support long-term pelvic health.

Features of TensCare iTouch Go

• External, non-invasive electrode pads for comfortable, probe-free stimulation
• Compact and lightweight device designed for discreet wear beneath clothing
• Pre-set programmes tailored to different stages of pelvic floor conditioning
• Rechargeable unit with a simple interface suitable for everyday independent use

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Specifications

• Format: Wearable electrotherapy device
• Stimulation type: Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS)
• Electrode type: External adhesive pads
• Power: Rechargeable battery
• Design: Compact, discreet, wearable

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Suitable for

• Adults aged 18 and over
• Those experiencing stress, urge, or mixed urinary incontinence
• Individuals seeking post-natal pelvic floor rehabilitation
• Those looking for a non-invasive alternative to internal pelvic floor devices

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Warnings and cautions

• Do not use if you have a cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or any active implanted electronic device.
• Do not use during pregnancy unless under the direct supervision of a healthcare professional.
• Do not apply electrode pads over broken, irritated, or infected skin.
• Consult your doctor or healthcare professional before use if you have any underlying medical conditions affecting the pelvic region.

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How to use

1. Position the external electrode pads as directed in the instruction leaflet, typically against the perineal area on the undergarment.
2. Switch on the device and select the appropriate programme for your stage of pelvic floor conditioning.
3. Use regularly as recommended, typically once daily, allowing the gentle stimulation to activate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles over time.
4. After each session, switch off the device, remove the pads, and store the unit safely. Recharge as needed between sessions.

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