• Activate the pelvic floor with guided vibration
• Learn proper muscle engagement
• Improved control and awareness
• Sessions feel easier and more natural

• Stronger pelvic contractions
• Better endurance and coordination
• Improved control during arousal
• Confidence increases with consistency

• Pelvic floor operating at higher strength
• Greater control and staying power
• Improved firmness support through training
• Results reflect your personal potential

PelviForce™ Pro uses targeted vibration to activate the bulbocavernosus — the deep pelvic floor muscle responsible for trapping blood and maintaining firmness — sitting roughly three inches inside the body, where manual Kegels can't reach. Each 20-minute session delivers 3,600 targeted contractions directly at that depth, while you remain seated and fully clothed.

Many users notice improved muscle awareness within 1 to 2 weeks. More noticeable strength and control typically build with consistent use over 3 to 4 weeks. Results vary.

Orders are usually processed within 24 to 48 hours. Delivery times vary by location but typically arrive within 5 to 10 business days.

Results depend on consistency. Like any muscle training, continued use helps maintain benefits. Stopping use may lead to gradual loss of conditioning over time.

PelviForce is designed for general wellness training. It is non-invasive and drug-free. If you have pelvic pain, recent surgery, or a medical condition, consult a clinician before use.

PelviForce focuses on training the pelvic floor muscles rather than relying on chemicals or external pressure. There are no drugs, prescriptions, or ongoing consumables.

We offer a 30-day risk-free return policy. If you're not satisfied, you can return the product within 30 days for a refund according to our return guidelines.

Pelvic floor muscle exercises significantly improved erectile function in a randomised controlled trial

Dorey et al., British Journal of General Practice, 2004  •  n = 55 men  •  RCT

55 men with erectile dysfunction were split into a pelvic floor training group and a lifestyle-advice-only control group. After 3 months, the training group showed a significant improvement on the erectile function domain of the IIEF (+6.74 points, p=0.004). Across the full study, 40.0% of participants reached normal erectile function and a further 34.5% showed improvement.

Lower pelvic floor muscle strength linked to erectile dysfunction

Kim et al., Scientific Reports, 2021  •  n = 247 men  •  Observational study

Using an external, non-invasive perineometer to measure pelvic floor strength, researchers found that men with weaker maximal pelvic floor contractions (below 1.9 kgf) were significantly more likely to have erectile dysfunction (odds ratio 2.62, p=0.003) — independent of age. The authors concluded that strategies to increase pelvic floor strength, including physiotherapy and biofeedback, may help improve erectile function.

Pelvic floor training is a first-line, evidence-backed approach to bladder control

Multiple systematic reviews  •  Level 1A clinical evidence

Pelvic floor muscle training holds the highest tier of clinical evidence (Level 1A) as a treatment for urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse, and is recommended as a first-line conservative treatment before more invasive interventions are considered.