Alisanda™ Pelvic Therapy Device [Restore Control]

Train the foundation that supports firmness, control, and confidence—quietly at home. This seat-style pelvic floor exerciser uses guided vibration to cue easy, repeatable contractions of the PC/levator muscles (the same muscles used to stop urine flow). Stronger pelvic floor muscles can support erectile function, stamina, and bladder control. Results vary and this is not a medical device.

• Targets the muscles that help trap blood in the penis. Consistent training may support rigidity and staying power.
• Non-intrusive, at-home sessions. Sit, feel the cues, contract/relax to the rhythm.
• Built for daily consistency. 10–15 minute routines that fit TV time or desk breaks.

1. Sit & position the raised dome under the perineum (between scrotum and anus).
2. Select a mode (1–4) and a comfortable vibration frequency.
3. Follow the cues:

• When you feel vibration, gently contract your pelvic floor (as if stopping urine).
• When vibration eases, relax and breathe.

Train 10–15 minutes, 4–5 days per week. Progress gradually.

Tip: Aim for smooth contractions, not squeezing the abs, butt, or thighs.

• Mode 1 — Pulse Warm-Up: Short bursts to find and “wake up” the right muscles.
• Mode 2 — Strength Waves: Longer pulses to build contraction quality and endurance.
• Mode 3 — Hold & Release: Alternates longer holds with full relaxation for control.
• Mode 4 — Relax & Recover: Gentle rhythm to down-train tension after work sets.
• (Modes are adjustable in frequency so you can match comfort and control.)

• Men seeking a discreet ED support routine through pelvic floor training.
• Anyone wanting better pelvic stability, bladder control, or posture support.
• Women may also use it for designed to help with stress incontinence (leaks from coughing, sneezing, or laughing), urge incontinence (sudden, uncontrollable urges), and mixed incontinence (a combination of both).