Elidah Opiniones 3

This product does not work, it was a faulty product and customer service would not take it back or replace it. I do not recommend this if you are serious about strengthening your muscles. Estrogen cream works better and insurance covers it.

$400 for this cumbersome device is ludicrous! The sticky gel pads must be replaced continuously and they are hard to place in the proper position. You are paying for a small pulsing device that plugs into the disposable gel pad. Also, it is hard to tell if it is targeting the needed muscles to affect an improvement in incontinence. A very poor design for the cost! And the refund policy is terrible since they claim it can take up to 12 weeks to see results. So now I have a $400 sudo medical device that is junk!

I tried Elitone Urge for a little over 8 weeks and it didn't help at all. I had good connection with the gel packs, used it at the highest strength and called them periodically with questions. I filled out the progress sheets. After about 6 weeks, my condition worsened but one review said it got worse before it got better. Elitone encouraged me to keep trying. One staff said it was 95% effective based on how many return it on time. But they encourage you to keep trying. There is only one study of 32 women, and 31 said they had less leaks, but the very small study was done by the company who sells it. There was no control group. There were no studies to replicate it. I bought it 2-20-24 and now I am returning it, in April. They are charging me return shipping and for any used gel packs. So they still make money on the gel packs. It very well might have a low effectiveness rate. I am not overweight but am past menopause. Today is 4-22-24. They had given me an extended deadline in an email to sell it to me, until May 4th, but not for 12 weeks, though they claim it could work at 12 weeks.