In stock (50 units), ready to be shipped
CoverMe Kegel Fit is a silicone pelvic floor trainer made for women who want a simple, gradual way to practise Kegel exercises. A weighted inner ball moves as you do, which prompts the pelvic floor muscles to tighten on their own. The manufacturer suggests starting with the single ball and moving to the two-ball piece after a few weeks, so the routine grows with you. The soft lilac silicone is phthalate-free and quick to wash.
Key Features
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Moving Inner Ball: A weight inside each ball rolls with your movements and encourages small, natural muscle contractions.
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Step-by-Step Training: Begin with the lighter single ball, then progress to the double ball when you feel ready for more.
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Anti-Allergenic Silicone: CoverMe describes the silicone as anti-allergenic and phthalate-free, with a smooth, soft finish.
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Light Weights: The single ball weighs 40 g and the double ball 85 g, according to the manufacturer.
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Easy Cleaning: Wash with pH-neutral soap and water or a dedicated toy cleaner after every session.
Product Specifications
| Brand |
CoverMe |
| Product Type |
Kegel balls / pelvic floor trainer |
| Material |
Silicone, phthalate-free |
| Colour |
Lilac |
| Size / Dimensions |
Single ball: 3.5 cm diameter x 10 cm total length; double ball: 3.5 cm diameter x 15.4 cm total length |
| Weight |
Single ball 40 g; double ball 85 g |
| Included |
Unit ball and instructions for use (as listed by the manufacturer) |
| Suitable For |
Women |
How to Use and Care
Wash your hands and the ball first, then apply a little water-based lubricant for comfortable insertion. Start with short sessions using the single ball and only move on when it feels easy. Keep the retrieval cord outside the body. After use, clean with warm water and pH-neutral soap, dry fully and store away from other toys.
Every order is sent in discreet, unbranded packaging, with secure checkout and delivery to the UK, Ireland and EU countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Kegel balls suitable for beginners?
Yes, this set is designed to be used step by step, starting with the single ball. Go slowly, keep early sessions short and stop if you feel any discomfort.
Which lubricant should I use with silicone Kegel balls?
Use a water-based lubricant, as silicone-based lubricants can damage silicone toys. A small amount is usually enough for comfortable insertion.
Should I talk to a doctor before pelvic floor training?
If you are pregnant, recovering from birth or surgery, or have any pelvic health concern, check with a healthcare professional first. Kegel balls are an exercise aid, not a medical treatment.
Add the CoverMe Kegel Fit to your basket and build a gentle pelvic floor routine at your own pace.
