Yōni.Fit is inserted in the vagina similarly to a tampon or menstrual cup, but it is designed to gently place pressure on the urethra to prevent involuntary leaking with laughing, coughing, sneezing or exercise. The soft and flexible material is strong enough to prevent leaks while still allowing you to pee voluntarily without removing the device.

Yōni.Fit is made of a soft, flexible, medical-grade silicone.

Vaginal spotting and vaginal discomfort were the most common side effects.

Up to 12 hours per day for up to 30 days. 

The Yōni.Fit device is FDA cleared for 30 days of use.

Using Yōni.Fit during your period was not studied for safety in our clinical trial  however some women in the clinical trials did choose to use the Yōni.Fit while menstruating and had success.

Yōni.Fit is made of a soft, comfortable silicone material that flexes and moves with your body. No poking, no hard or stiff parts.

In most cases, the Yōni.Fit device can be used after childbirth but talk to your healthcare provider first to make sure it’s safe for your unique postpartum body. The Yōni.Fit device has not yet been studied in pregnant women.   

Yes! The Yōni.Fit must be removed before having vaginal intercourse. 

While the Yōni.Fit device is shaped similarly to a menstrual cup, their purposes are different. Yōni.Fit is designed to prevent bladder leaks, and a menstrual cup is designed to collect bleeding during your period.

Yes! You can insert the Yōni.Fit device in the vagina if you have an IUD.

Yes, but you may experience spotting or discomfort due to changes with your vagina. We recommend using a water based lubricant to insert Yōni.Fit and visiting your provider 2 weeks after you start using it.

No.

No. Do not use Yōni.Fit with a tampon.

It’s up to you and your own comfort. If you experience vaginal dryness, try using a water-based lubricant on the open end of the device for insertion.

Most women who experience stress urinary incontinence can benefit from Yōni.Fit. Women who are childbearing age, sexually active, and looking forward to returning to specific activities that SUI has impacted tend to report the highest levels of satisfaction. In our recent clinical trial, 88.5% of participants were satisfied with the device. 

Yes, in our clinical trials, women with up to stage 2 pelvic organ prolapse had success using Yōni.Fit.  The device was not studied in patients with greater than stage 2 prolapse, however you may prescribe at your discretion.

To learn more about the Provider Kit, visit this page. Complete and submit the form and we’ll be in contact to ship you a Provider Kit.

We made a helpful video here that shows you exactly how to take a mid-vaginal width measurement during a pelvic exam and use the provider instructions to determine the right size and Fit Kit prescription.  For patients that do not want a vaginal exam, self-sizing kits are available starting November 2024.

The Yōni.Fit comes in six different sizes which are organized into five different fit kit options:

• Fit Kit 1 (Purple): Includes sizes 1 (34 mm) and 2 (38 mm)
• Fit Kit 2 (Teal): Includes sizes 3 (42 mm) and 3.5 (45mm)
• Fit Kit 3 (Pink): Includes sizes 4 (48 mm) and 5 (52 mm)
• Telehealth/ Self-sizing Kit 4 (Gold): Includes sizes 1, 2 and 3
• Telehealth/self-sizing Kit 5 (Silver): Includes sizes 3.5, 4, and 5

Every fit kit includes a cleaning brush and for a limited time, may also include a free carrying case.

Telehealth kits are expected to be available starting in November. Share your email with us here and we’ll let you know once they’re available for prescribing.

You can direct them to a variety of resources we created just for them:

• Patient FAQs [link to patient FAQ page]
• Instructions for Use [link to instructions for use]
• Patient helpline: 1-844-Yoni-Fit

Yes, Yōni.Fit should be covered by all major commercial and government insurance plans. Depending on the pharmacy, the patient may need to file individually with their insurance company for coverage.