TENA, a world leader in incontinence products for women and men, has announced the launch of a new smart kegel trainer called Emy. Developed by a team of doctors, the new device offers women a highly-effective at-home solution for curbing bladder leakage issues via the use of electric pulse technology.
Emy features unique biofeedback technology that allows users to track and monitor their pelvic contractions in real-time, allowing them to customize their treatment and exercise plans. According to the company, following an early trial of Emy, 98% of the women reported a significant improvement in their urinary incontinence symptoms following consistent use. In addition, the device can be paired with a mobile app, which features a variety of trackable routines, ranging from five to 20-minute sessions.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Smart Kegel Trainers
- The development and launch of smart Kegel trainers like Emy from TENA presents an opportunity for companies to improve and innovate in the area of women's health.
- Biofeedback Technology
- The inclusion of biofeedback technology in pelvic strengthening devices presents an opportunity for companies to offer personalized and effective health solutions for women.
- At-home Health Solutions
- The trend towards at-home health solutions like Emy presents an opportunity for companies to innovate and offer easy-to-use, effective and affordable health devices.
Who This Affects Most
- Healthcare Industry
- The healthcare industry can take advantage of the trend towards at-home health solutions and develop new technologies and devices that make healthcare more personalized, affordable and accessible.
- Wellness Industry
- The wellness industry has an opportunity to develop smart pelvic strengthening devices that can help women improve their overall wellness and fitness levels.
- Fitness Industry
- The fitness industry can use biofeedback technology and smart Kegel trainers to design more targeted and personalized exercise routines for their female clients.
