Drug Free Pain Relief at the Press of a Button.

Everyday life can take it's toll on the body. A lifetime of work, sporting or physical activities, and in some cases even serious accidents, can all cause various types of painful conditions. Without treatment, many minor, intermittent conditions can become chronic.

The most popular treatment for these problems is the local physio, chiro or masseur. Rub-on creams often don't work well and pills strong enough to help usually have more side-effects than they're worth. Some people even choose to suffer in silence. There is a better way.

PainEze plus™ is a modern, simple to use, electronic pain reliever that works.

PainEze plus™ is actually a minature version of larger clinical machines and is just as powerful. In fact, PainEze plus™ is more effective than clinical machines because you can use it anywhere and any time you need it!
PainEze plus™ can actually cause the brain to release Endorphins (the body's natural pain killers) which are stronger than morphine. 'Over the counter' medications just can't compete.

And if that isn't enough - PainEze plus™ will enable you to cut down on medications and visits to clinics, as well as save you time & money on travel and lost work.

PainEze plus™ comes complete and ready to use - just plug it in & turn it on!

When You Need that Little Extra

Aches and pains come in a variety of guises. When you are experiencing the acute pain of accidental injury, you want to be able to apply the therapy that will give you the most relief, as quickly as possible.

When the pain is constant and unrelenting, as with arthritis for example, you want relief that is constant of ongoing.

Where you suffer a mix of acute pain followed by ongoing, unremitting pain, you will want to be able to select the therapy that will give you the relief you need.

The new EziStim® PainEze xtraT gives you the way to easily select the output that will provide you with the pain relief that is ideal for your condition. PainEze xtraT provides you with three easily selectable output modes - giving you the flexibility to treat your pain in the best way for you.

PainEze xtraT is:

• Low cost
• Highly effective
• Easy to use
• Light weight

PainEze xtraT can be used for:

• Chronic & acute back pain
• Neck pain
• Tension headaches & migraines
• Arthritis
• Relaxation & Stress relief
• Inducing sleep
• & much, much more...

PainEze xtraT Output Modes:

• PainEze mode emulates our best selling PainEze plusT model. It is used for the relief of all types of pain and uses a mix of pulse rates to produce a Gating Effect for a quick "blocking" of the pain as well as enducing an Endorphin release for long lasting pain relief.

• Gating mode is used primarily as a method of quickly "blocking" acute pain. It's effect is shortlived after removing the PainEze xtraT from your body, but is ideal as the first mode to use when experiencing acute pain (before switching to PainEze or Sustain to enduce an Endorphin release for long lasting pain relief).

• Sustain mode is primarily used to enduce a release of Endorphins into the bloostream for long lasting pain relief, healing and relaxation purposes. It's effect is long lasting, but can take up to 40 - 60 minutes for pain relief to become evident.

PainEze xtraT Comes Complete With:

• 1 x PainEze xtra T Micro-pulse generator unit
• 1 x Pair of Pre-Gelled self-adhesive disposible electrodes
• 1 x Safety treatment cable
• 2 x CR2032 3 volt lithium coin batteries
• 1 x PainEze xtraT user's guide

When You Need that Little Extra

THIS UNIT IS SAME AS THE ABOVE PAINEZE XTRA BUT STRONGER AND COMES WITH A RECHARABLE BATTERY AND CHARGER

Aches and pains come in a variety of guises. When you are experiencing the acute pain of accidental injury, you want to be able to apply the therapy that will give you the most relief, as quickly as possible.

When the pain is constant and unrelenting, as with arthritis for example, you want relief that is constant of ongoing.

Most sufferers will visit their local physio, chiro or masseur to assist in the management of chronic pain – but this can become an expensive option and the relief usually only lasts until you get home. In addition, a number of strong medications developed to assist with chronic arthritic, spinal and musculoskeletal pain have been taken off the market due to safety concerns over their use.

Introducing EziStim® PainEze xtra–R™ – a tiny, electronic medical* device that empowers you and allows you to take back your life and be in control of your pain.

PainEze xtra–R™ is low cost, at about the same as a few visits to your GP or medical professional, but can be used anytime, anywhere, for as long as needed.

More than 2000 EziStim® users surveyed readily state they have reduced their use of pain medications by an average of 60 percent, with seventy-five percent stating they feel EziStim® directly influenced the reduction.

Your chronic pain problem needn’t be a problem any longer.

Call us today on 0425796163. It is recommended that you have any serious injury assessed and diagnosed by a medical professional.

* PainEze xtra™ is listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as a medical device for sale over the counter; (listing number AUST L28934).

Where you suffer a mix of acute pain followed by ongoing, unremitting pain, you will want to be able to select the therapy that will give you the relief you need.

PainEze xtra-R™ is:

• Low cost
• Drug free
• Surgery free
• Highly effective
• Easy to use
• Discreet & portable
• Light weight
• Powerful
• Rechargeable

PainEze xtra-R™ can be used for:

• Chronic & acute back / spinal pain relief
• Chronic & acute neck pain relief
• Tension headache & migraine pain relief
• Arthritis pain relief
• Relaxation & Stress relief
• Inducing sleep & much, much more...

PainEze xtra-R™ Comes Complete With:

• 1 x PainEze xtra-R™ Micro-pulse generator unit
• 1 x Pair of Pre-gelled, self-adhesive disposable electrodes
• 1 x Safety treatment cable
• 1 x EziStim® battery charger
• 1 x PainEze xtra-R™ user's guide

Your chronic pain problem needn’t be a problem any longer.

Take Control of Your Injuries & Enhance Your Sporting Performance without Drugs!

When you play sports, sometimes injuries occur – it’s often the risk we take, especially with competitive contact sports. Without proper care, many of these injuries can develop into chronic pain.

You need a product that gives you the ability to treat your own minor injuries, relieve pain and hasten the healing process as well as increase muscluar strength and size - whenever you need it, day or night.

Medical professionals can diagnose and assist with rehabilitation of an injury, but few can help you with pain relief – particularly when it’s chronic. It’s also unlikely you’ll find one who will follow you around day and night! In addition, many strong medications to assist with chronic and acute musculoskeletal pain have been banned due to safety concerns. Visits to clinics are time consuming and costly.

Introducing EziStim® Sportsmed micro™–R – a tiny, electronic medical* device that empowers you to take control of your injuries, build muscle and enhance your sporting performance, without drugs.

Small enough to hide under clothes, Sportsmed micro™–R is powerful enough to replicate treatment provided by large clinical devices, but gives you the convenience to treat yourself anywhere, anytime – from the first-aid stage, right through to full rehabilitation.

Developed by a retired physiotherapist with over 50 years clinical experience, Sportsmed micro™–R is low cost, at around the same cost as three to four visits to your physio or chiro, but can be used as often as you like, for as long as needed.

Don’t keep yourself out of the game for longer than you need to. Call us today on 1800 675 571 (Australia only) or purchase risk free, with our 30 day money-back-guarantee. Just click 'Add to Cart'.

*Sportsmed micro™ is listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as a medical device for sale over the counter, listing number AUST L28934.

Sportsmed micro is:

• Drug free
• Low cost
• Surgery free
• Highly effective
• Easy to use
• Discreet & portable
• Light weight
• Powerful
• Rechargeable

Sportsmed micro-R™ can be used for:

• Chronic & acute pain
• Minor knocks, bumps & bruises
• Tennis & Golfer's elbow
• Post-game recovery
• Muscle strengthening
• Shin splints
• Neck pain
• Back pain
• & much, much more...

Sportsmed micro-R™ Output Modes:

• PainEze mode emulates our best selling PainEze plus™ model. It is used for the relief of all types of pain and uses a mix of pulse rates to produce a Gating Effect for a quick "blocking" of the pain as well as enducing an Endorphin release for long lasting pain relief.
• Mild Exercise mode is used primarily as a means of increasing circulatory flow to hasten the healing of musculo-skeletal injury. It has special benefit in rehabilitating debilitation following surgery, traumatic injury or severe illness. After a strenuous workout or performance, the stiffness, soreness and mental & physical fatigue that occurs can be relieved using this mode at low intensity over medium to extended periods.
• Strong Exercise mode is primarily used to strengthen and increase muscular size, mobilze scar tissue in muscles and move stiffened joints. It has particular benefit in the later stages of rehabilitation after injury and/or surgery or to just strengthen "difficult" muscle groups.

Sportsmed micro comes complete with:

• 1 x Sportsmed micro™ Micro-pulse generator unit
• 1 x Pair of Pre-Gelled self-adhesive disposible electrodes
• 1 x Pair of Silicon rubber muscle stimulation electrodes
• 1 x Tube of conductivity gel
• 2 x Safety treatment cables
• 2 x EziStim® battery charger
• 1 x Sportsmed micro™ user's guide
  

The InControl Micro works to stimulate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, without any effort by the woman using it

The InControl Micro works to stimulate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, without any effort by the woman using it. It's an alternative to "squeeze and lift" pelvic floor exercises, and is particularly useful for a woman with a substantially weakened pelvic floor who has difficulty contracting her pelvic floor muscles. It can act as the first stage of an ongoing pelvic floor strengthening program, helping a woman to re-establish her ability to identify and contract her pelvic floor muscles correctly.

EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) units are widely used by physiotherapists in their practices but the InControl Micro brings the same technology to the privacy of your own home, in a simple, user-friendly device.

Designed by a physio, the InControl Micro is a small battery-operated control unit, pre-programmed with the frequencies that are beneficial for the symptoms of stress and urge incontinence. Programs can be used at varying levels of intensity, giving the user complete control over the unit's power. In use, the electrical stimulation creates a tingling sensation that should never be uncomfortable.

Wires from the unit are connected to a metal and plastic vaginal probe, which can be cleaned in hot soapy water and soaked in a sterilising solution designed for cleaning babies' bottles.

Manufacturer's instructions clearly spell out how to use the InControl Micro to achieve maxmimum benefit. The manufacturer recommends an 8 week program, but does also state that severe cases can take much longer, and in these circumstances, the program may need to be undertaken a second time.

Many customers who have used the InControl Micro to re-establish the ability to identify and contract their pelvic floor muscles, have later moved on and also bought a perineometer such as the PFX2.

The InControl Micro is included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods and no GST is payable.

InControl Micro comes complete and ready to use with:

• 1 x InControl microT Micro-pulse generator unit
• 1 x Pre-gelled, self-adhesive disposable external electrode set, for use on the lower back and perineal areas
• 1 x Internal vaginal electrode
• 1 x Safety treatment cable
• 1 x CR2032 3 volt lithium coin battery
• 1 x InControl microT user's guide
• 1 x tube Lectron II conductivity gel

Do women with stronger pelvic floor muscles experience better sex? Do they feel more pleasure during sexual activity and have more orgasms? The evidence suggests they do!

The pelvic floor is a large hammock of muscles stretching from side to side across the floor of the pelvis in both women and men. It is attached to the pubic bone in front, and to the tail end of the spine behind. The openings from the bladder, the bowels and, for women, the vagina, all pass through the pelvic floor.

The correct anatomical name for these muscles are the pubococcygeus muscles, but nowadays they are more commonly called the pc muscle or muscles, or even more commonly, the pelvic floor muscles.

It is more actually more accurate to talk of these muscles in the plural, as there are a number of muscle groups that together make up this pelvic floor sling.

Many women are aware that they should exercise these pelvic floor muscles but very few do it regularly and successfully. Most women who have had children will have been advised on the importance of pelvic floor exercise to restore muscle tone after childbirth, and muscle strengthening was identified as an appropriate treatment for stress urinary incontinence back in the 1950s.

It was during the development of an exercise program for urinary incontinence that an interesting side effect was observed by Dr Arnold Kegel, the originator of these exercises. He claimed that women doing his exercises were finding it easier to reach more frequent and more intense orgasms.

To understand why, consider what happens in your body when you experience an orgasm:

• Your heart pumps faster and your breathing gets heavier to fuel those tensing muscles.
• Hormones are pumped round your brain and body, telling you this is fun.
• Blood is pumped to your genitals to create the tension that will ultimately trigger a pudendal reflex (muscular spasm of the genitals).
• That reflex will result in your pelvic-floor muscles contracting between five and 15 times at 0.8-second intervals. This is an orgasm as we know it.

So when you consider that the essential experience of orgasm is focused on the pelvic floor muscles, it isn't surprising that exercising and strengthening those muscles might make for more and better orgasms.

The association between a strong pelvic floor and improved sexual response and pleasure led sex therapists to recommend pelvic floor exercises (or kegel exercises as they are known in the US) to clients, and earned the pelvic floor yet another name: "the love muscle".

So why are pelvic floor exercises helpful in increasing sexual pleasure?

• The pelvic floor muscles are directly responsible for the amount of sensation you feel during intercourse, and for the amount of grip felt by your partner. So although an exercise regime for the pelvic floor muscle has the same physiological benefits as exercising any other muscle, the spin-offs are much better.
• Exercise improves muscle tone which means that the muscle is tighter, so is stretched more by an erect penis.
• Strong, firm muscles have more nerve endings, and more nerve endings mean more sensations for you during sex.
• Exercise improves circulation, and this is particular important for the smaller muscles of the pelvic floor, which are responsible for engorging the clitoris when you are aroused.
• Rhythmic contractions of the pelvic floor contribute to arousal and to many women's ability to achieve orgasm. Many women report they are able to reach orgasm more easily, and that their orgasms are more powerful, after a pelvic floor exercise program.

So why wait to start exercising your pelvic floor? Most experts agree that it takes approximately 12 weeks of exercising to make a real difference, so start now, and within three months, a better sex life could be yours!

The InControl Micro works to stimulate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, without any effort by the woman using it.

InControl micro-R™ can be used for:

• Stress incontinence
• After Childbirth pelvic floor Rehabilitation
• Urge incontinence
• Pain relief for a variety of musculoskeletal ailments

Incontrol micro & Pregnancy/ Child Birth

Does childbearing weaken the pelvic floor?

Over half of pregnant women report symptoms of urinary incontinence and most studies have found that women who have had children are more likely to suffer from urinary incontinence than women who have never had children (Rortveit, Grodstin). A US study has found that the risk of moderate to severe pelvic floor disorders increases with the number of babies a woman has had. Problems are experienced by 12.8% of women who have never given birth, 18.4% of women who have had one child, 24.6% of women who have had two children, and 32.4% of women who have had three or more children (Nygaard & others).

For many women the symptoms that are experienced in the months after birth do diminish naturally. However, in a recent large Swedish study, over 1 in 5 women reported symptoms of stress incontinence a year after having a baby (Schytt) and for many they persist for life, worsening with age.

Some studies suggest that stress incontinence symptoms that appear after the birth, rather than during the pregnancy, are much more likely to persist, with 25% of these women still incontinent one year later.

Does pelvic floor exercising after having a baby make a difference?

Definitely, YES! Research shows that a regular program of pelvic floor exercise does make a difference; it reduces the likelihood of ongoing stress incontinence and increases muscle strength, with results of an eight-week program still sustained a year later.

Research has shown that electrical stimulation and feedback devices can all be useful for pelvic floor strengthening after birth, so it is a question of choosing the type of exerciser that suits you best.

Developed by a retired physiotherapist in conjunction with an expert continence specialist, this unique device tones both the voluntary and involuntary muscles to provide greater control over the bladder and bowel, removing the guesswork in isolating the correct pelvic floor muscles.

Incontrol Micro & Incontinence

You may have first noticed it when you laughed or sneezed... Perhaps you were stuck in traffic and desperate for the bathroom... If you have ever suffered the involuntary leakage of urine, you are one of more than two million Australians suffering the anguish of urinary incontinence.

Bladder problems like incontinence affect one in three women and one in ten men, yet more than 50% of sufferers do not seek treatment, enduring embarrassment and discomfort of protection mechanisms such as pads and diapers.

Introducing InControl micro-R™ – a tiny, electronic over the counter medical product that will empower you to take back your life and be in control of your problem bladder.

InControl micro-R™ is low cost, at about the same as three visits to your GP or continence specialist, but can be used in the safety and comfort of your own home as often as you like, for as long as needed.

*InControl micro-R™ is listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as a medical device for sale over the counter, listing number AUST L28934.

InControl micro-R™ is:

• Low cost
• Highly effective
• Easy to use
• Light weight
• Rechargeable

InControl micro-R™ comes complete With:

• 1 x InControl micro™ Micro-pulse generator unit
• 1 x Set of Pre-gelled, self-adhesive disposible external electrodes
• 1 x Internal electrode
• 1 x Safety treatment cable
• 1 x EziStim® battery charger
• 1 x InControl micro™ user's guide

Your problem bladder needn’t be one any longer order online now , Please note that the charger supplied is suitable for voltages from 120V – 240V can be used in various countries. Plug supplied is suitable for use in Australia. You will require a simple adaptor to use in most other countries.

Incontrol Micro & SEX

Do women with stronger pelvic floor muscles experience better sex? Do they feel more pleasure during sexual activity and have more orgasms? The evidence suggests they do!

The pelvic floor is a large hammock of muscles stretching from side to side across the floor of the pelvis in both women and men. It is attached to the pubic bone in front, and to the tail end of the spine behind. The openings from the bladder, the bowels and, for women, the vagina, all pass through the pelvic floor.

The correct anatomical name for these muscles are the pubococcygeus muscles, but nowadays they are more commonly called the pc muscle or muscles, or even more commonly, the pelvic floor muscles.

It is more actually more accurate to talk of these muscles in the plural, as there are a number of muscle groups that together make up this pelvic floor sling.

Many women are aware that they should exercise these pelvic floor muscles but very few do it regularly and successfully. Most women who have had children will have been advised on the importance of pelvic floor exercise to restore muscle tone after childbirth, and muscle strengthening was identified as an appropriate treatment for stress urinary incontinence back in the 1950s.

It was during the development of an exercise program for urinary incontinence that an interesting side effect was observed by Dr Arnold Kegel, the originator of these exercises. He claimed that women doing his exercises were finding it easier to reach more frequent and more intense orgasms.

To understand why, consider what happens in your body when you experience an orgasm:

• Your heart pumps faster and your breathing gets heavier to fuel those tensing muscles.
• Hormones are pumped round your brain and body, telling you this is fun.
• Blood is pumped to your genitals to create the tension that will ultimately trigger a pudendal reflex (muscular spasm of the genitals).
• That reflex will result in your pelvic-floor muscles contracting between five and 15 times at 0.8-second intervals. This is an orgasm as we know it.

So when you consider that the essential experience of orgasm is focused on the pelvic floor muscles, it isn't surprising that exercising and strengthening those muscles might make for more and better orgasms.

The association between a strong pelvic floor and improved sexual response and pleasure led sex therapists to recommend pelvic floor exercises (or kegel exercises as they are known in the US) to clients, and earned the pelvic floor yet another name: "the love muscle".

So why are pelvic floor exercises helpful in increasing sexual pleasure?

• The pelvic floor muscles are directly responsible for the amount of sensation you feel during intercourse, and for the amount of grip felt by your partner. So although an exercise regime for the pelvic floor muscle has the same physiological benefits as exercising any other muscle, the spin-offs are much better.
• Exercise improves muscle tone which means that the muscle is tighter, so is stretched more by an erect penis.
• Strong, firm muscles have more nerve endings, and more nerve endings mean more sensations for you during sex.
• Exercise improves circulation, and this is particular important for the smaller muscles of the pelvic floor, which are responsible for engorging the clitoris when you are aroused.
• Rhythmic contractions of the pelvic floor contribute to arousal and to many women's ability to achieve orgasm. Many women report they are able to reach orgasm more easily, and that their orgasms are more powerful, after a pelvic floor exercise program.

Developed by a retired physiotherapist in conjunction with an expert continence specialist, this unique device tones both the voluntary and involuntary muscles to provide greater control over the pelvic floor muscles.

So why wait to start exercising your pelvic floor? Most experts agree that it takes approximately 12 weeks of exercising to make a real difference, so start now, and within three months, a better sex life could be yours!