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Insertable Kegel exercise device for women
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The kGoal Classic is an adjustable, insertable trainer with 360° sensors that sync with the kGoal app to deliver real-time biofeedback, making it easier to build a consistent Kegel exercise routine.
(Maximum insertable diameter varies dependent on inflation)
Insert the device and adjust the size to fit your body. As you exercise, 360° sensors detect contractions with high precision, gentle tactile vibrations guide your movements, and real-time biofeedback is sent directly to the kGoal app.
Train with a soft, insertable squeeze pillow made with body-safe materials, that measures contractions intravaginally and stays securely in place.
Access gamified exercise routines, use 360° sensors and real-time biofeedback to visualize muscle contractions, and monitor your progress over time.
Integrate short Kegel sessions into your existing fitness schedule and exercise while standing, walking, or during active core routines.
Build the foundational pelvic strength that supports bladder control, intimate wellbeing, postpartum recovery, menopause, and more.
The kGoal Boost is a non-insertable, sit-on-top device that allows you to engage in pelvic floor training externally while fully clothed.
If you are looking for more precise feedback, the kGoal Classic is an insertable women’s trainer that offers a higher level of measurement accuracy compared to the Boost, making it ideal for functional exercise while moving.
Finally, the kGoal IntimFlex is also an insertable trainer. While it shares a similar physical design with the Classic, the IntimFlex is specifically tailored for intimate fitness training—particularly alongside the LiBDO courses developed by Irina Pivtsaikina—and includes an extended six-month trial of the kGoal+ premium app features.
Yes, using a kGoal trainer to support your pelvic floor exercises can be a great way to maintain your routine during pregnancy, which is especially helpful for improving bladder control and managing everyday leakage.
However, because your body is going through significant changes, it is important to clear any new exercise routine with your healthcare provider first. We always recommend consulting your doctor or midwife to ensure a kGoal device is the right fit for your unique prenatal journey.
Before using any kGoal trainer postpartum, you must wait until all incisions or tears have fully healed and you have received official clearance from your doctor (typically at the 6-week postpartum checkup).
For insertable devices like the Classic or IntimFlex specifically, it is generally recommended to wait at least six weeks after delivery.
Alternatively, once your healthcare provider approves light pelvic floor exercises, the non-insertable kGoal Boost is often a fantastic, gentle starting point for your recovery journey and can often begin earlier than 6 weeks postpartum.
Yes, kGoal products are generally safe to use with an IUD. That said, we advise against using any kegel training devices immediately following the insertion of an IUD—we recommend confirming with your doctor whether it’s safe to proceed.
No, you do not need a prescription to buy any kGoal product. They are general fitness and wellness exercise trackers rather than medical devices. Like other consumer products focused on monitoring exercise, they can be purchased directly by anyone looking to improve their pelvic floor health.
For best results, it is recommended to train for 5-10 minutes per session, at least 5 days per week (daily is even better). Most users begin to see noticeable improvements within 6 to 12 weeks of consistent exercise.
To avoid overtraining, it is advised not to exceed 2 sessions per day and/or to integrate some of the Down Training workouts from the app to complement strengthening practice.
While individual results vary, many users begin to notice improvements in muscle awareness and control within the first month of consistent use. For measurable changes in pelvic floor strength—such as reduced bladder leaks or improved intimate wellbeing—we typically recommend a routine of five to ten minutes a day for at least twelve weeks.
If you are curious about the science behind this timeline, you can read our deep dive into how long it takes Kegel exercises to start working.
Simply wipe down the device after each using with a damp cloth, mild soap, and warm water, or use antibacterial sanitizing wipes.
Never submerge the device fully in water and allow it to air-dry completely before storing.
Yes, kGoal understands the personal nature of pelvic health and ensures that all orders are shipped in plain, discreet packaging. There is no mention of the product’s name, specific function or the brand name on the outside of the shipping box, so your privacy is maintained from the warehouse to your doorstep.