New challenge at Smoon:
offer a technical solution to women suffering from urinary leakage
Laughing, sneezing, exercising, carrying a water pack, walking the dog... So many situations that can cause anxiety for women experiencing urinary leaks.
Still a taboo today, it is estimated that urinary leaks affect more than 20% of women of all ages.
What if it were possible to avoid this stress?
After more than two years of close collaboration with our loyal customers and the support of many healthcare professionals, we have developed a new innovation that we are very proud of.
Smoon offers the first pelvic floor support device capable of reducing urinary leaks. Washable and reusable, this device is worn like a classic panty to support women in all situations, offering them comfort and complete freedom of movement.
The panty is equipped with a pad that applies gentle pressure on the pelvic floor, thereby closing the urethra.
New
Medical device - Support panties reducing stress urinary leaks
HOW DOES IT WORK?
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WE EXPLAIN IT TO YOU
To support your pelvic floor, the panties are equipped with a pad. Once the panties are on, the pad will position itself automatically at the spot shown in the diagram below to apply gentle pressure on the pelvic floor, helping to close the urethra.
TOGETHER, LET'S BREAK THE TABOO ON URINARY LEAKS!
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