Bloom kegel trainer set with five progressive weights in its gift box

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Bloom kegel trainer set

$59.00$79.00AUD, GST inclusive

Five progressive silicone-coated kegel weights from 27 g to 70 g, each with a retrieval cord, plus a printed training guide.

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  • Five progressive weights: 27 / 35 / 45 / 55 / 70 g
  • Seamless silicone coating, body-safe
  • Retrieval cord on each weight
  • Printed training guide included
  • Boxed set — arrives gift-ready

About this product

The Bloom set follows the approach pelvic physiotherapists actually recommend: start light, progress slowly, stay consistent. Five weights — 27, 35, 45, 55 and 70 grams — give a genuinely gradual progression, each fully coated in seamless silicone with a retrieval cord.

The included guide covers a simple 10-minute routine and, just as importantly, when not to train. These are wellness tools rather than medical devices: if you have symptoms such as pain or prolapse, see a pelvic health physiotherapist first.

Specifications

MaterialMedical-grade silicone coating
Weights27 g / 35 g / 45 g / 55 g / 70 g
CordFlexible retrieval cord, sealed join
CareWash before and after each use
IncludesTraining guide, boxed packaging

Frequently asked questions

Which weight do I start with?+

The lightest, 27 g, regardless of fitness level — pelvic floor strength does not correlate with general fitness. Move up only when you can comfortably retain the current weight through the full routine.

How long until I notice a difference?+

Published physiotherapy research on pelvic floor training generally reports measurable change after 6–12 weeks of consistent practice. Days or weeks of use will not show much — consistency over months is the mechanism.

Are there situations where I shouldn't use these?+

Yes: pregnancy, the first weeks postpartum, active infections, unexplained pain, or a diagnosed prolapse — in these cases talk to your GP or a pelvic health physiotherapist before training. This set is a wellness tool, not a treatment.

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