When even the box it comes in has typos….
[[VIDEOID:491b436f24321a20bef6bda5f0154f18]] ….you shouldn’t expect a lot from the product inside. Unfortunately, this box has 2 typos and extremely vague instructions. I couldn’t figure out what to do once I had it turned in and sat on it. It was quite uncomfortable, and hard to find a position that I could use it for longer than a few mins (not that I really knew what I was doing anyways..was I supposed to contract my muscles? Relax them? Hold my breath?) I ordered it hoping for something a little bit more….stimulating….than what I got for my pelvic floor muscles. I’m not even sure on if the science behind this bicycle seat is accurate or not, because a tool such as this seems too good to be true. I will probably need to look into any research studies involving external muscle training for the pelvic floor. I would love to know exact instructions and have a more comfortable seat to sit on, if at all possible, as well. But until the manual that comes in the box is more thorough, I wouldn’t recommend anybody purchase this with high hopes.
Rating: 1 stars