This is a Video Game for your Vagina

Meet Perifit, the Kegel exercise game that links to your smart phone.

Over 1 billion women have pelvic floor disorders like incontinence or prolapse and unfortunately, and according to leading gynaecologists almost 30% of women perform Kegel exercises that are inaccurate or potentially damaging.

‘Kegels’ are exercises strengthen your pelvic floor to combat incontinence and issues which occur naturally after childbirth and for other reasons.

The Perifit is a device designed to prevent pelvic floor dysfunction, while having fun. Think ‘Angry Birds’ type games where with every contraction, the game progresses. You can even ‘squeeze’ to turn corners in the car game. It can also eliminate the need to wear sanitary pads, as well as aid the recovery from childbirth and surgery. It helps to regain core strength as well as bladder control by building up the vaginal muscles, it can even enhance your sexual wellbeing. (Many women have reported experiencing more intense orgasms after using the device.)

How does it work?

Place the Perfit device inside the body, download the app and connect via Bluetooth, and then train and track your progress.

The Kegel device itself is 26mm wide, it is designed to comfortably fit all body types and accurately measure your lift strength. The device is FDA approved, with medical grade silicone, a superficial pelvic floor sensor, and an external low energy bluetooth antenna.

No need to worry about charging the device, you can use it straight out of the box and you don't have to worry about charging it for 10 years. The battery provides 10 years of regular training  (30 minutes a week) and comes with a 5-year guarantee. If the battery does happen to runout within 5 years, the company will send you a new one for free.

The exercises are designed by pelvic floor rehabilitation experts, with the biofeedback being a proven clinical treatment for pelvic floor disorders. Perifit uses proprietary algorithms to assess your personal pelvic floor performance against five key metrics: strength, endurance, frequency, release and accuracy. This allows the virtual coach to train you using a set of custom-designed Kegel exercises for faster improvement.

The Paris-based start-up aims to put an end to incontinence, prolapse, and pelvic floor disorders, and have tackled these issues by working with world class physiotherapists who helped to design the Kegel device.