Issviva x Joylux Red LED Light Intimate Care Device for Women | Menopause and New Mothers Refief | Reduce Bladder Leakage and Improve Vaginal Dryness

This review is for the “ Issviva x Joylux Red LED Light Intimate Care Device for Women | Menopause and New Mothers”I have been using this for the last few weeks (every other day when I remember) and have found that it has helped reduce those small leaks. It hasn’t been a miracle cure that works instantly, and you don’t. Price results from day one, or at least I haven’t so, it does require commitment. You can choose to use the LED function or not by pressing the top button.One thing I did note is that the recommendations suggest charging this after every use to get maximum benefit out of it. For the price, I found this to be a disappointment but as it does help resolve issues, it is worth putting up with.I am afraid I cannot speak to the efficacy regarding drynes as I neither have that problem nor have noticed a difference.

The area of light therapy is still new, it makes sense that anyone wanting to make the best use of the solutions we have at hand in the modern world would be curious as to the benefits of light therapy... everywhere there is need.The device looks immediately like a personal pleasure device but this is an unavoidable part of the design and as long as you are able to step back and objectively reflect on the benefits then you can take the time to let it work. The sensation it gives is not unpleasant of course but the best thing about the device is that it works, give it time. Use it with advice you can find online and just give it time.This is an item that works, and it works well.

Not being of an age where menopause is an issue just yet and being over a decade out since I last had a child I'm somewhat of a non-target for this machine however that doesn't mean I didn't want to try it out. For anyone thats ever used a 'marital aid' then the shape and contours are a familiar sight, similarly you don't just want to go forcing this inside and given its not about being sexual then lubrication is the way to go. The red light therapy thing isn't new, although its new to me being directed inside the vagina at least. There are various levels of vibration which I guess help get the juices flowing where perhaps they once didn't but I found it a different experience to using a sex toy as my mind was clearly on the health benefit focus. Its not an overnight cure and like all 'treatments' of this type, continued use over a prolonged period will be required to see any short term benefit. Quite an expensive product, not sure what else it compares to in the market but whether you invest will be down to the use case. Pelvic floor and other childbirth related issues can be helped by exercise and such, this I guess is a drug free way to help combat anything else.

OK I really need to start reading the Vine descriptions properly..Not knowing what this product was, I ordered it as it said something about alleviating dryness, we were stunned when it turned up.. it's basically a vibrating dildo with a red LED light on it..OK, nothing especially wrong with that except that we are both OAP's in fact I am 80 this year! and this product certainly triggered some happy memories, but those memories will just have to stay where they are!Sadly Vine products cannot be returned so we are pretty stuck with this!

This was always going to be challenging to effectively review this device, not least because it requires a minimum of 60 days of use and the review period available is half of that. But, also, my wife has been testing this product in combination with several exercise routines and dietary supplements that should also be boosting her health.She’s in her late 40’s and for the last coupe of years has been experiencing several symptoms that added up to peri-menopause. So, beyond her usual fitness plans, she’s introduced a number of exercise routines targeting the pelvic region. She spends at least an hour every day exercising in some capacity. As such it’s difficult to assess what improvements in her health have come from exercise, diet or the use of this Issviva Intimate Care Device.The manufacturer recommends using 6-10 minutes every other day over a period of 60 days of use. Then, use it once or twice a week from there on. It operates through light and heat, which can feel a little warm at first but you adapt to it. It’s for use by women over the age of 18 and should be used with water based lubricants only.Clearly, you’ll likely want to find somewhere private while you’re using the device. Not always easy, especially in this house where there’s always a border collie staring at you. You’ll need to set aside about 15 minutes every other day for two months to really get the benefit from it. As it stands, my wife is coming up to halfway through that programme, and so far is struggling to see much improvement over and above what she feels she’s getting from her other exercises, but is keen to see out the trial in the hope of finding the benefit.It's not a cheap product, certainly, and I imagine it’s not going to be to everyone’s liking. But if it can deliver a fraction of the claims then it may be worth the expense. Until the trial is over, however, it would be wrong of us to mark it high or low.