Elitone is a new non-invasive incontinence treatment that stimulates users weakened pelvic floor muscles by doing timed Kegel exercises for users. The company was founded by couple Gloria and Eric Kolb, who together, boast over 40 combined years of experience in medical device product development and commercialization.
Elitone is PDA-approved and its comfortable GelPad creates gentle, low-frequency pulses that can be used for 20-minute sessions. This helps ensure the pelvic floor muscles are regularly exercised and strengthen to prevent bladder leakage, frequent urination, and more. This convenient solution is almost undetectable under clothing and can be used anywhere and anytime — even while hiking, cooking, and working — to reduce the number of leaks they experience significantly.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Non-invasive Incontinence Treatment
- Developing non-invasive methods to treat incontinence presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the healthcare industry.
- Pelvic Floor Muscle Stimulation
- Exploring innovative ways to stimulate pelvic floor muscles, such as through timed Kegel exercises, can lead to disruptive advancements in medical devices.
- Convenient and Discreet Incontinence Solutions
- Creating convenient and discreet solutions for managing incontinence, like the Elitone device, can disrupt the market by improving the quality of life for users.
Sectors Adopting This
- Healthcare
- Incorporating non-invasive incontinence treatments can revolutionize the healthcare industry and offer better options for patients.
- Medical Devices
- Developing innovative pelvic floor muscle stimulation devices can disrupt the medical device industry by providing effective and user-friendly solutions for users.
- Personal Care
- The market for convenient and discreet incontinence solutions presents an opportunity for disruption in the personal care industry, catering to the needs of a growing consumer base.
