Contrelle Activgard Size 3 x 30 Activgards Bladder Support For Women offers a unique solution to help women regain their confidence. It allows you to go about your day without worrying about sneezing, laughing, coughing, or exercising, without fearing a minor accident or needing to wear bulky pads or pants, just in case!

Contrelle is not just bladder support; it's a soft and gentle solution with a reusable applicator. Designed with your comfort in mind, it's as easy to insert and remove as a tampon but with a unique function that can significantly improve your daily life.
Contrelle is clinically proven to reduce bladder leakage from Stress Urinary Incontinence when adequately positioned, giving you control over bathroom breaks.
It is advised that if you have not used Contrelle before that, you trial the Contrelle sizing kit that contains three different sizes to ensure you have the size that suits you.

• 30 x size 3 Activgards.
• 1 x applicator.
• Bladder support for urinary incontinence.
• Soft comfortable and discreet.
• Can be worn for up to 16 hours.
• Provides instant relief.
• Prevents leaks instead of absorbing leaks like pads.

Directions of use:
Please read the Contrelle Activgard full instruction leaflet
Hold the applicator between finger and thumb on the placement grooves and place Contrelle® Activgard at the opening of the vagina with the wings front to back, not side to side towards your thighs.
Once inserted, you should feel comfortable.
When you are active or cough, you should experience little or no urine leakage, and the device should not move.
Contrelle Activgard should always be easy to insert. A small amount of water-based lubricant should provide added comfort.
Please Note:
you should not use contrelle if you:

• Are under the age of 18 years.
• Are pregnant or have given birth in the last three months.
• Are suffering from any infection or irritation in the vagina.
• Have suffered from TSS (Toxic Shock Syndrome).
• Have moderate to severe vaginal prolapse.
• Have had any pelvic surgery in the last six months.
• Are undergoing any therapy for pelvic malignancy.
• Have urinary or vaginal infections.
• Have significant or bothersome vaginal dryness, which irritates without speaking to a healthcare professional.
• Problems with manual dexterity could cause insertion or removal issues.
• Are male.