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.

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.

A physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant can help you determine which fit kit is right for you.

Yōni.Fit is available by prescription in the US. Talk to your healthcare provider to learn more about if it’s right for you.

SUI is when someone leaks urine during activities like coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercising, jumping, jogging, aerobics, or any other activity that puts pressure on the bladder.

SUI is often caused by a weakened pelvic floor. Some causes of SUI are if people are athletic and do a lot of jumping and lifting, if they have had a baby, or have a chronic cough.

You might have SUI if you leak urine when you cough, sneeze, laugh, jump, run or exercise. For an official diagnosis, visit your medical provider.

There are a lot of ways to treat SUI depending on how much it impacts your life and how severe your leaks are.

Some treatments are:

• Pads or diapers
• Lifestyle modifications, like losing weight if you’re obese or avoiding bladder irritants
• Pelvic floor muscle exercises, like Kegels
• Biofeedback devices
• Vaginal devices (e.g., pessaries, Yōni.Fit, Impressa)
• Urethral plugs
• Prescription medications
• Surgery

No amount of leaking is normal, but if your symptoms impact your quality of life and happiness, or if you experience sudden or severe urinary leakage, it’s time to see a doctor. A healthcare provider can talk to you about your symptoms, provide an accurate diagnosis, and help you get started with the right treatment.

SUI can have a significant impact on your emotional health. You might feel embarrassed, anxious, or have less self confidence than you did before you experienced leaking. Talking to your healthcare provider, a therapist or other mental health provider, or finding support groups online or IRL can help.

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

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 is intended to 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.

Do not use it and contact your provider for a prescription for a new Yōni.Fit.

Schedule a visit with your healthcare provider. Yōni.Fit isn’t typically associated with changes in discharge, so there may be something else your provider needs to help you with.

If it’s your first week of using a Yōni.Fit device, it’s normal to have light spotting while your body is getting acclimated to it and it should resolve on its own. If the spotting continues beyond 1 week or is heavy, contact your healthcare provider.

It’s possible your Yōni.Fit is too large and you need a smaller size. Remove the Yōni.Fit and try the smaller size in your fit kit. If you don’t have a smaller one, contact your provider for a new prescription. 

Try removing the Yōni.Fit before having a bowel movement if you are having trouble.

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.

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

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.

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

You can insert your Yōni.Fit standing, sitting, lying down or squatting. 

Yōni.Fit should be comfortable. If it isn’t, there are several things to check:

• Make sure you place the Yōni.Fit high enough in the vagina. The tab should be inside the vaginal opening.
• If the tab is bothersome despite placing it higher in the vagina, you may need a bigger size. If you have a larger size in your fit kit, try that. If it still doesn’t feel right, contact your provider for a new prescription.
• Try rotating the device until it’s comfortable.
• If it seems to be in the correct location, but is still uncomfortable, you may need a smaller size. If you have a smaller size in your fit kit, try that. Otherwise, contact your provider for a new prescription.

• Try a different position such as standing, sitting, squatting, or lying down.
• Place one finger in the vagina and press on the device to partially collapse it. This breaks any suction and makes the device smaller and easier to remove.
• You may need to bear down slightly (like you’re trying to poop).
• If that still doesn’t work, take a break (and a deep breath) and try again in a few minutes.
• If your device has been in for more than 12 hours and none of the above are working, please contact your provider for help.

Clean your Yōni.Fit using a mild soap, like dish soap, and water. To remove any discharge or debris, use the brush included in your fit kit.  Please read your instructions for use for all of the details, including pictures.

Your doctor will prescribe the correct Yōni.Fit kit for your level of prolapse.  Yōni.Fit may not be appropriate for some women depending on the stage of prolapse.

Yes, Yōni.Fit should be covered by all major commercial and government insurance plans. Depending on the pharmacy, you may be required to file with your insurance provider on your own for reimbursement.