EMS Pelvic Floor Muscle Stimulation Chair - Non-Invasive Urinary Incontinence Treatment Device

So a patient walks in, sits down fully clothed—no undressing, no gel, nothing awkward—and the chair does the work, delivering 12,000 muscle contractions in a single 30-minute session, which is pretty much what makes it viable for busy clinics where you can't afford to have someone change and set up for twenty minutes beforehand.

We've been moving these units for about two years now, and what I can tell you is that most buyers go with the 6-session protocol initially, though teh 8-session course (usually 2-4 weeks apart) tends to show better retention rates for stress incontinence cases specifically.

The field intensity goes from 0 to 7 tesla, which is adjustable per patient, and unit itself weighs 62 kg so you'll want to plan for delivery on a pallet truck—it's not something two people just carry up stairs, basically.

Documentation-wise we provide full CE and ISO certs with every shipment, plus a COA and a TDS that covers the 0.2% or so variance we see in field output across serial numbers, though the main unit 2 years on the console and coil assembly.

Payment terms are typically 30% upfront with the balance on proforma invoice before shippng, and we usually have stock in our EU warehose, but confirm lead time—it's roughly 14-20 days depending on customs clearance, and the 86×76×81 cm footprint fits through standard doorways which a lot of buyers don't think to ask about until the truck shows up.

Also, just so you know, this isn't really suited for patients who can't sit upright for 30 minutes—some buyers try to use it for post-surgical rehab right away, but the seated position is pretty fixed, so the body support is what it is.