Kegel devices, which are tools made to help with pelvic floor muscle workouts, may or may not be beneficial for different people. One problem with kegel devices is that they might not be as beneficial as specific pelvic floor exercises done without a device. These exercises can be performed without any equipment and include deliberately contracting and relaxing the pelvic floor muscles. Kegel devices can also not be appropriate for people with severe pelvic floor muscle dysfunction or weakness. In these circumstances, a medical professional could advise more focused interventions, including biofeedback or pelvic floor physical therapy, to assist in enhancing muscle function.