PINKTENS Device - multilingual packaging

Pinktens, pain relief and pelvic floor rehabilitation

Take back control of your pelvic floor and relieve pain right away!

Restore your intimate wellbeing with Pinktens, an innovative medical device developed by pelvic floor specialists.
● Pain relief: fast action to ease or eliminate period pain and endometriosis‑related pain
● Pelvic floor rehabilitation: results from 3 weeks through electrostimulation WITHOUT PROBE
● Clinically tested device with proven effectiveness

A new way to care for yourself!
● Natural, fast pain relief: painful periods, endometriosis, lower back pain
● Incontinence treatment without probe: all protocols are performed externally (via the ankle)
● Pelvic floor strengthening: Kegel exercises combined with diaphragmatic breathing

The Plus
Complete, probe‑free pelvic floor care at home, clinically tested and approved

Relieves pain quickly
Pinktens relieves pain through electrostimulation using two mechanisms (TENS):
● Burst: stimulates the release of endorphins, the body’s natural analgesic.
● Gate control: blocks the transmission of pain signals from the affected area to the brain. No signal = no pain perception

Pelvic floor and bladder rehabilitation, without a probe
Looking for a non‑invasive, discreet solution? Pinktens is what you need! All our protocols are probe‑free, via the tibial nerve, and combine electrostimulation with Kegel exercises.
● Urinary incontinence
● Postpartum recovery
● Prolapse management
● Fecal incontinence
● Sexual comfort and prevention

About the App
A complete, easy‑to‑use app
6 pelvic floor care protocols
Progress tracking and protocol adjustment
15 programs for period pain and endometriosis
Forum: support, tips and peer help
Blog: women’s health, confidence, wellbeing

Electrode placement guide with photos

An app designed for all women

Compatibility
iPhone and iPad: iOS 13 or later
Android: version 10 or later

Dimensions: 55 × 50 × 15 cm

Power supply: rechargeable lithium‑ion battery: 1 h charge = 50 uses

Colors: pink/white

Users: women and men (urinary and fecal incontinence)

Box contents
1 Pinktens
8 reusable electrodes in sizes S and M
2 electrode cables
1 USB‑C charging cable
1 user manual
1 protective pouch

Connected: Pinktens app (free)
Connection: automatic plug‑and‑play pairing from the app

Frequently asked questions
How does Pinktens relieve period pain or endometriosis‑related pain?
Electrostimulation (TENS) alleviates pain by sending gentle electrical impulses through electrodes placed on the lower abdomen or lower back. Depending on the program, there are two modes of action:
- Burst: stimulates the release of endorphins, the body’s natural analgesic.
- Gate control: blocks the transmission of pain signals from the affected area to the brain. No signal = no pain perception
It is a non‑medicinal, natural technique with no side effects.

How does pelvic floor rehabilitation work with Pinktens?
Easy! Whether postpartum, to treat urinary or anal leakage, to correct prolapse or to improve sexual sensation, our protocols combine three pillars:
- Electrostimulation: via electrodes placed on the tibial nerve at the ankle, acting on the pelvic nerves that control the pelvic floor, bladder and sphincters.
- Kegel exercises: 5 pelvic floor strengthening exercises to do without accessories, a little every day.
- Diaphragmatic breathing: we teach you to breathe better to support the Kegel exercises and ensure maximum effectiveness.

How long does a protocol last?
It depends on the protocol. Postpartum, prolapse, sexual comfort and prevention programs last a little over 4 months. Incontinence treatments last around 11 months.

Who is Pinktens for?
For every woman! The multiple benefits of Pinktens make it a true ally throughout a woman’s intimate life. At every stage, Pinktens offers a natural and effective solution.

What are the contraindications for using electrostimulation?
It is best not to use Pinktens, or to consult your doctor first, in the following cases:
- You are pregnant
- You have a pacemaker
- You have type‑2 diabetes with sensory disorders
- You suffer from recurrent, undiagnosed pain
- You have metal implants in the body (excluding dental implants and IUDs)
- It has been less than 6–8 weeks since you gave birth and you don’t yet have medical clearance to start rehabilitation
- You have recently undergone pelvic floor surgery. Ask your surgeon for advice.