Kegel8 V For Men (V2) Pelvic Toner

The latest version of the Kegel8 V For Men Includes:

• Kegel 8 V for Men (V2) - with 8 pre-programmed exercise programs.  3 customizable programs
• Rectal / Anal Sensor - Pr-13 sensor 
• Electrode Pads (1 pack of 4) - Self-Adhesive Electrodes
• Lubricant / Gel 
• Lead wires & Battery
• Instruction Manual (download PDF Version here) 
• Warranty : 2 Year manufacture warranty. 

Kegel8 V For Men Get Started Guide

Kegel8 V For Men Instruction Manual

Kegel8 V For Men Quick Start

Who can use the Kegel8 V For Men?

The Kegel8 V For Men is suitable for most men looking to strengthen their pelvic floor muscles. It uses Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), a safe and widely used technology in sports medicine and rehabilitation, to activate and build muscle strength.

However, some individuals should consult a healthcare professional before use:

• It's important to check with your doctor to ensure NMES is compatible with your specific device. Bringing a copy of the product instructions to your appointment may be helpful.
• NMES should only be used under medical supervision. Until you're cleared by your clinician, manual Kegel exercises are recommended.
  

If you’re unsure whether the Kegel8 V For Men is right for you, our Customer Care team is here to help. We’re happy to answer any questions to ensure you get the most from your pelvic health journey.

Why should I use the Kegel8 V For Men Pelvic Toner?

Many men don’t become aware of their pelvic floor—or its importance—until they begin experiencing issues such as bladder leakage or erectile dysfunction. The pelvic floor plays a critical role in continence, sexual performance, and overall core stability. In fact, pelvic floor exercises have been clinically shown to help treat erectile dysfunction.

The Kegel8 V For Men Pelvic Toner is a simple, effective way to strengthen your pelvic floor in just minutes a day, all from the comfort and privacy of your own home. It works by locating and activating the correct muscles using Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)—ensuring each session targets the area that matters most.

The device offers two application methods:

• Kegel8 Slim Anal Probe for direct, targeted stimulation
• External skin electrodes if you prefer a non-invasive option
  

With 8 physiotherapist-developed programs, the Kegel8 V For Men is designed to support a range of pelvic health goals—from improving bladder control to enhancing sexual function.

If you find traditional pelvic floor exercises difficult or aren’t sure if you’re doing them correctly, the Kegel8 V For Men acts like a personal guide—making sure you’re activating the right muscles every time for the most effective results.

Can the Kegel8 V For Men help with premature ejaculation?

Yes, the Kegel8 V For Men can be a helpful tool in managing premature ejaculation (PE). Research published in 2014 has shown that pelvic floor exercises can be effective in treating PE, particularly for men who have experienced it long-term. The European Association of Urology found that strengthening the pelvic floor helped improve control and delay ejaculation in many cases.

The Kegel8 V For Men ensures that you're targeting and exercising the correct muscles, which can be difficult to isolate through manual exercises alone. With its guided programs and muscle stimulation technology, it offers a safe, at-home method to support pelvic health and improve sexual performance.

If PE is affecting your quality of life, the Kegel8 V For Men may be a supportive and non-invasive option to include in your routine.

Why should I use the Kegel8 V For Men for pelvic floor exercises?

The Kegel8 V For Men ensures you're targeting the correct pelvic floor muscles every time, taking the guesswork out of manual exercises. It provides a complete workout by strengthening both fast-twitch and slow-twitch muscle fibres—essential for bladder control, sexual function, and core support.

Instead of remembering to do multiple sets of exercises throughout the day, simply use the Kegel8 V For Men once daily. Its clinically designed programs deliver a full day’s worth of pelvic floor training in just minutes.

Will my urine leakage stop if I do Kegel exercises?

Kegel exercises are one of the most effective ways to improve bladder control in men, especially when urine leakage is caused by a weakened pelvic floor. Regular pelvic floor training can strengthen the muscles responsible for urinary control—often helping reduce or even stop leakage without the need for medication or surgery.

However, other factors—such as prostate conditions—can also contribute to incontinence. Issues like benign prostate enlargement, infection, or the effects of prostate surgery (such as a prostatectomy) may also play a role.

The good news is that many men, including those recovering from prostate surgery, regain bladder control over time with consistent Kegel exercises and the right support.

If you’re unsure of the cause, it’s best to consult a healthcare provider to rule out underlying medical concerns.

Do Kegel exercises improve erections?

Yes, Kegel exercises can play a significant role in improving erections. By strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, they help boost blood flow to the groin area, which is essential for achieving and maintaining an erection. Research has shown that a strong pelvic floor can lead to firmer, longer-lasting erections and give men better control over ejaculation.

Erectile difficulties and premature ejaculation are common and can affect confidence and intimacy, but it’s important to remember you're not alone—and there are effective, non-invasive ways to manage these issues. In addition to improving sexual function, Kegel exercises can also support bladder and bowel control, help with complete emptying, and enhance your overall sense of wellbeing. With regular use, they can make a meaningful difference in both your physical health and quality of life.

How do I find my pelvic floor muscles?

If you’re new to male Kegel exercises, identifying the correct muscles can be a challenge. The pelvic floor muscles act like a supportive hammock for your pelvic organs, and it's important to isolate them properly for effective training.

To begin, sit, stand, or lie down in a comfortable position and relax your thighs, buttocks, and abdominal muscles. Try tightening the muscles around your anus as if you’re trying to stop yourself from passing gas, then relax. Be careful not to clench your buttocks or tighten your stomach or thighs.

Next, imagine you're mid-stream during urination and try to stop the flow, then release. This action engages your pelvic floor, but it's important not to practise this while actually urinating, as it can cause issues over time.

To confirm you're activating the correct muscles, place your fingertips on the skin just behind the scrotum. When you contract your pelvic floor, you should feel the muscles lift away from your fingers.

Once you’ve found the right muscles, devices like the Kegel8 V For Men can help ensure you’re exercising them correctly and effectively every time.