Revive 30-Day Bladder Support for Women. Comfortable. Easy-to-Use. Discreet. Reusable. Get Back to Being You. (Does Not Prevent Urge Incontinence)

Really works - I've tried others that are painful and this one isn't. If you're older - going into menopause - use one of those liquids they sell for down there to help with insertion and put it on the device. Super easy. I noticed I'm able to hold longer and not running to the rest room. It helped me on my trip. I'd recommend buying the strings through the website. For some reason, they don't have the strings through Amazon - just the device. It's cheaper to buy the replacement strings then buy it again and again.

I do quite a high impact sport & also lift heavy weights and was really struggling with stress incontinence to the point where it made me slow down or completely avoid certain exercises or weights (skipping, heavy squatting and jumping being the worst). I’ve tried many different “solutions” but this one has worked perfectly. Genuinely cannot explain how much of a difference this makes. When skipping I’d usually manage no more than 20 skips and have to stop and take a moment to compose myself before going again and after a while even those breaks wouldn’t stop it as I’d be too fatigued to hold it, as soon as I’d get tired even the smaller movements would be an issue. Now I can manage big sets of them. I’ve read it may not be suitable for everybody but it’s definitely worked for me and whilst not cheap, I’m glad I have it a go and I’m more than happy to pay it if it stops the issues I’ve been having.

Was sceptical , but did the trick while i was suffering from a really bad cough , was impressed .

This device works as advertised, but I wish it was a bit smaller. The inserter/plunger is about twice the size of a super-absorbency tampon. I felt the bladder support device pushing down on my rectum and rubbing above my pubic bone, especially while walking. It wasn't painful, but I could definitely feel it, which according to the advertisement, is not normal. I unsuccessfully tried inserting it further. I just think it was too big for me. The device measures 2-3/4" x 2-1/4" x 3/4". I ended up removing the device after 6 hours of use because it was irritating. It was easy to remove, but again, uncomfortable to do. It was easy to clean. I had no issues urinating normally with the device. IMO, great idea, but I wouldn't recommend it if you are petite, or if you think your vaginal canal is short, or if you think your uterus is prolapsing.

I sure hope plenty of research went into this bladder support. I cannot tell if it works or not, i am not able to tolerate daily wear, inserting was a challenge to keep it flat and facing up as it twists sideways, once in it is comfortable and cannot feel it at all, HOWEVER once you take it out the vagina rim feels like you had very painful sex and did not realize until "the morning after", Thus i am not able to reinsert until few days later which defies the purpose. When inserted properly it does work 100% I was dry and felt like a miracle, based on my observation it maintains whatever it did inside for 24 hrs without putting it in days in a row, however if you did not insert properly it squeezes all the pee out like WTF I almost gave up. It hurts to push it inside the vagina as it does not deploy smoothly like a tampon, the first time i leaked worst than ever, waited a week for the pain go away then sitting on the toilet I inserted and pushed and pushed and sucked it up, then the results were no pee drop all day, i had also pre-pushed it past the opening of the applicator otherwise it goes to the back of the vagina without deploying and it is a lot of gymnastic to try to hang on to the applicator and pushing on the plunger...i do not who they tested these on but considering older ladies are having incontinence issues I do not see how an average older lady will deal with all the positioning and insertion strategies...the concept is simple but not practical.