The muscle
you never
see.
Ten minutes a day, at home. A trainer that counts every squeeze — so progress becomes a number instead of a guess.

- Ten minutesOnce a day, at home
- No appNothing to install or sync
- 30-day returnsUsed or unused
- HSA / FSAEligible for reimbursement
Ten minutes.Every day.
- WhereSit, stand or lie down. A living-room floor and a moment of privacy is the whole setup.
- WhatOne set of slow contractions. The counter holds the count so you can stop counting.
- Why dailyFour short sessions beat one long one. The device keeps the streak visible.

Designed to be felt,not seen.



- Material
- Medical-grade silicone, BPA-free
- Resistance
- Five adjustable levels
- Counter
- Reps, hold time, session log
- Power
- Button cell — months per change
- Cleaning
- Warm water, mild soap
- Packaging
- Unbranded, discreet outer box
Your progress
has a number.
- Reps this session24
- Hold time5.0 s
- Level4 / 5
- Streak11 days
Example session log — the counter keeps your last sessions on the device. Nothing is uploaded, no account required.

Nobody teaches this. So we built a way to learn it.

CoreVive Kegel Trainer Pro – Adjustable Pelvic Floor Trainer with Digital Counter
$39.99
$59.99
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Five resistance levels and a counter that confirms every hold. The one most people start with.
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Adjustable resistance with a digital rep counter that confirms every squeeze registered. Our most popular trainer.
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“I had been doing Kegels for years with no idea whether I was doing them right. Two weeks with the counter and I finally understood what a proper hold feels like.”
“Ten minutes while the coffee brews. Nothing about it feels clinical or embarrassing.”
“My urologist suggested pelvic floor training after surgery. This was the easiest way to actually do it consistently — three months in, the difference is real.”
92% would recommend to a friend
01 How do I know which trainer is right for me?
02 Do I need an app or a subscription?
03 How often should I use it?
04 Is it a medical device?
05 Is the packaging discreet?
Half of us are told to “just do your Kegels.” Almost nobody is told whether it worked.
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