Discreet delivery · Plain outer packaging

Pelvic floor training, at home

Come is a compact pelvic floor trainer with a movement indicator.

A simple way to make time for deliberate movement and body awareness.

Choose your kitWhat is a pelvic floor trainer?

What it does, in plain terms.

A pelvic floor trainer is a tool for practising contraction and relaxation. COME combines gentle resistance with a visible movement indicator, so you can observe the movement as you exercise.

How to use it

Six minutes, four simple steps. Follow the illustrated guide from preparation to your first session.

See the four steps
Meet the trainer
Come trainer with numbered markers: 1 shaped body, 2 wide base, 3 movement indicator.
  1. 01Shaped body

    Placed inside

  2. 02Wide base

    Remains outside

  3. 03Movement indicator

    Watch it as you contract and release

Product visual based on reference photos. Follow the supplied instructions for positioning and use.

Resistance

The shaped body provides gentle resistance while you contract.

An Indicator

Contract and the indicator lowers; release and it rises, so you can observe the movement during the exercise.

Six minutes a day

One short session at home. After the first week or two, the instructions suggest two a day.

How to read the indicator

Contract, and it lowers
The indicator moves down as you contract your pelvic floor.
Release, and it rises
Rest is half the exercise, and just as easy to see.

Contract, and the indicator lowers. Relax, and it rises. Watch this movement as you practise, and allow the muscles to relax fully between contractions.

In every box

  • A compact storage case
  • Illustrated instructions with a training plan
  • Small enough to travel with

Trainer · Storage case · Illustrated instructions

Six minutes, in four steps.

Follow the supplied instructions and allow time to rest. Ask for individual advice if you are unsure which routine is suitable.

A four-panel illustration of the routine: clean and prepare the trainer, train for six minutes, and watch the indicator move
  1. 01First, once

    Find the muscle

    If you are unsure how to contract and fully relax the pelvic floor, ask a qualified professional for guidance before using the trainer.

  2. 02Hold 4 seconds

    Contract

    Contract and the indicator lowers; release and it rises, so you can observe the movement during the exercise.

  3. 03Rest 8 seconds

    Release fully

    Relax completely, twice as long as the hold. Breathe normally throughout and never bear down.

  4. 04Up to 30 times

    Repeat, then finish with quick contractions

    Close the session with five to ten quick, intensive contractions. Then rest. About six minutes in total.

Nothing on the box says what is inside.

Plain outer packaging with no branding and no product name on the label. The wand itself is compact enough to keep in a drawer rather than hide.

  • No branding on the outer box
  • Sender reads as a logistics code
  • Neutral card descriptor
A plain dusty-pink box with its lid resting ajar

Illustration only. Your order arrives in plain outer packaging.

Frequently asked questions

How discreet is the delivery, really?

Plain outer box with no branding and no product name on the label. The sender reads as a logistics code and the card statement shows a neutral descriptor. Nothing on the outside indicates what is inside.

How do I know I am training the right muscle?

Contract, and the indicator lowers. Relax, and it rises. Watch this movement as you practise, and allow the muscles to relax fully between contractions.

How long does a session take, and how often?

About six minutes, daily to begin with. After one to two weeks the instructions suggest two sessions a day. Treat that as guidance and adjust it to how your body responds. There is no benefit in forcing it.

What if the wand slides out at first?

The manufacturer’s instructions say the trainer may slip out when you first begin. You can gently hold it in place with a finger while exercising. Breathe normally and avoid excess pressure. If use is uncomfortable or painful, stop and ask a healthcare professional for advice.

Which of the two boxes should I choose?

Both kits include the same trainer, storage case and instructions. Choose Solo for the trainer on its own, or Bundle for the added water-based lubricant and cleaning spray.

Is this safe after giving birth?

The leaflet does not give a specific waiting period after birth. Ask your doctor or midwife when using an internal trainer is appropriate for you, especially if you have pain or an injury. Do not use COME during pregnancy.

Ready to begin? We’re with you every step of the way.

Choose Solo or Bundle. Both include the same trainer, storage case and clear instructions for your first session.

Choose your kit

Reviews

See what the girls are saying:

Great training device

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For me, the best vaginal training device I have ever come across.

Dr.Eve von Elling

Great pelvic floor training

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I am extremely satisfied and can recommend Come to all women. The matching box and gel are also nice.

Ina Burghardt

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