from the British Journal of Urology International (click here)

'transvaginal electrical stimulation is a practical alternative with few side-effects and is effective for treating the main forms of female urinary incontinence'

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from the journal Urology (click here)

'pelvic floor electrical stimulation is effective in treating urge and mixed urinary incontinence'

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from the Urology (click here)

'the data attests to the efficacy and safety of this technique'

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from the Urology (click here)

'electrical stimulation was more effective that exercise training or biofeedback, in the treatment of the overactive bladder.'

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from the  American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology  (click here)

'transvaginal pelvic floor electrical stimulation was found to be a safe and effective therapy for genuine stress incontinence.'

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from the Journal Urology (click here)

'Intravaginal Electrical Stimulation is an important treatment to improve urinary stress incontinence.'

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from the European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology (click here)

'Surface Electrical Stimultion and Intra Vaginal Electric Stimulation are important treatments to improve the Stress Urinary Incontinence'

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from the Journal Urology (click here)

'intravaginal electrical stimulation to be a valuable alternative to medical and surgical intervention in patients with detrusor instability'

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