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ContiCure

Before Purchasing

Learn more about

ContiCure

Before Purchasing

Made in Germany • CE Marked Medical Device • ISO 13485 Certified • FDA 510(k) Cleared Technology • Full Training + Ongoing Support Included • Proven ROI for Clinics

• Made in Germany

• CE Marked Medical Device

• ISO 13485 Certified

• FDA 510(k) Cleared Technology

• Full Training + Ongoing Support Included

• Proven ROI for Clinics

ContiCure

ContiCure is a non-invasive medical device designed for pelvic floor muscle training to treat and prevent urinary incontinence. It uses magnetic field therapy (electromagnetic stimulation) to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles without any effort from the patient.

It is manufactured by Zimmer MedizinSysteme GmbH (part of their Zimmer Aesthetics division), a German company known for high-quality medical and aesthetic equipment like lasers, cryotherapy devices, and physical therapy systems. The chair is proudly "Made in Germany," with hand-covered high-quality fabric, biocompatible materials, and precision engineering. It is sold to clinics (urology, gynecology, physiotherapy, and aesthetic practices) rather than for home use.

Procedures

The patient sits fully clothed on a specially designed treatment chair (no undressing or probes required). A large applicator is inserted under the seat, which generates a focused electromagnetic field. This field penetrates the pelvic area and induces electrical currents in the nerves and muscles, causing thousands of supramaximal contractions of the entire pelvic floor (including deep and often inactive muscle groups) during a single 20- to 30-minute session.

This is far more intense and effective than traditional Kegel exercises, which many people struggle to perform correctly or consistently. The contractions are involuntary and supramaximal (stronger than what a person can achieve voluntarily). Over multiple sessions, the muscles strengthen, improve tone, and regain better control over the bladder. Many patients also develop better awareness of their pelvic floor ("where it is and how to engage it").

The intensity is fully adjustable in real time based on the patient's sensation, and the treatment is painless—most describe it as a tapping, tingling, or contracting feeling.

Indications and Target Groups

ContiCure is indicated for:

• Stress incontinence (leakage with coughing, sneezing, laughing, exercise)

• Urge incontinence (sudden strong need to urinate)

• Mixed incontinence

• Prevention of incontinence

• Postpartum recovery (can start earlier than traditional exercises—often as soon as a few weeks after delivery, while Kegels are typically delayed 6–8 weeks)

• General pelvic floor strengthening in older adults or anyone at risk

It is suitable for both women and men. Some patients also report secondary benefits like improved sexual sensation/function, tighter buttocks/back/lower abdomen, and better core tone.

Treatment Protocol

• Session length: 20–30 minutes

• Recommended course: Typically 8–10 sessions (some improvement may be noticed after the first few treatments; full optimal results after the full series)

• Frequency: Usually 2–3 sessions per week

• Programs: 4 predefined expert protocols (general pelvic floor training, stress incontinence, urge incontinence, mixed incontinence). Custom/favorite protocols can be saved for individual patients.

• No downtime: Patients can resume normal activities immediately after.

The chair includes interchangeable inlays to adjust the sitting position for different body sizes, making it comfortable and effective for a wide range of patients.

Technical Specifications

• Weight: 60 kg (approx. 132 lb)

• Dimensions (approx.): Length 57 cm (22.4 in), Height 118 cm (46.5 in)

• 1 channel

• High-frequency operation up to 60 Hz

• Intuitive touchscreen/control knob interface

• Hygienic, disinfectable biocompatible chair cover

• Trolley-mounted or chair design for easy clinic use

Safety and Advantages

• Completely non-invasive, contact-free, and painless

• Fully clothed treatment → highly hygienic and comfortable

• No surgery, no medication, no side effects reported in marketing materials

• Superior to manual Kegel exercises because it activates all muscle fibers deeply and consistently

ContiCure

ContiCure is a non-invasive medical device designed for pelvic floor muscle training to treat and prevent urinary incontinence. It uses magnetic field therapy (electromagnetic stimulation) to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles without any effort from the patient.

It is manufactured by Zimmer MedizinSysteme GmbH (part of their Zimmer Aesthetics division), a German company known for high-quality medical and aesthetic equipment like lasers, cryotherapy devices, and physical therapy systems. The chair is proudly "Made in Germany," with hand-covered high-quality fabric, biocompatible materials, and precision engineering. It is sold to clinics (urology, gynecology, physiotherapy, and aesthetic practices) rather than for home use.

Procedures

The patient sits fully clothed on a specially designed treatment chair (no undressing or probes required). A large applicator is inserted under the seat, which generates a focused electromagnetic field. This field penetrates the pelvic area and induces electrical currents in the nerves and muscles, causing thousands of supramaximal contractions of the entire pelvic floor (including deep and often inactive muscle groups) during a single 20- to 30-minute session.

This is far more intense and effective than traditional Kegel exercises, which many people struggle to perform correctly or consistently. The contractions are involuntary and supramaximal (stronger than what a person can achieve voluntarily). Over multiple sessions, the muscles strengthen, improve tone, and regain better control over the bladder. Many patients also develop better awareness of their pelvic floor ("where it is and how to engage it").

The intensity is fully adjustable in real time based on the patient's sensation, and the treatment is painless—most describe it as a tapping, tingling, or contracting feeling.

Indications and Target Groups

ContiCure is indicated for:

• Stress incontinence (leakage with coughing, sneezing, laughing, exercise)

• Urge incontinence (sudden strong need to urinate)

• Mixed incontinence

• Prevention of incontinence

• Postpartum recovery (can start earlier than traditional exercises—often as soon as a few weeks after delivery, while Kegels are typically delayed 6–8 weeks)

• General pelvic floor strengthening in older adults or anyone at risk

It is suitable for both women and men. Some patients also report secondary benefits like improved sexual sensation/function, tighter buttocks/back/lower abdomen, and better core tone.

Treatment Protocol

• Session length: 20–30 minutes

• Recommended course: Typically 8–10 sessions (some improvement may be noticed after the first few treatments; full optimal results after the full series)

• Frequency: Usually 2–3 sessions per week

• Programs: 4 predefined expert protocols (general pelvic floor training, stress incontinence, urge incontinence, mixed incontinence). Custom/favorite protocols can be saved for individual patients.

• No downtime: Patients can resume normal activities immediately after.

The chair includes interchangeable inlays to adjust the sitting position for different body sizes, making it comfortable and effective for a wide range of patients.