Elitone provides clinical-grade pelvic floor therapy at-home — treating the root cause of leaks, because bladder leaks shouldn’t be your normal.
1 in 3 women leak. We aim to make it 0.
Whether you have stress or urge incontinence, our products are intuitively designed to help you stay dry, comfortable, and confident. FDA-cleared and doctor-recommended, clinical studies show that our therapy reduces leaks for 95% of women.
Whether you have stress or urge incontinence, our products are intuitively designed to help you stay dry, comfortable, and confident. FDA-cleared and doctor-recommended, clinical studies show that our products reduced leaks for 95% of women.
SEE HOW IT WORKS
“Can’t recommend it highly enough. I’m a physician. I value the research and innovation that went into this device. Much better and safer than a pill or surgery. It improved my incontinence 80% within a month. I continue to use it.” – Susan ★★★★★
As low as $34/month or $399
Compare to $439 at 
HSA/FSA Eligible
Reviews
Elitone® and Elitone URGE precisely deliver pelvic floor stimulation to effectively treat the most common types of incontinence. Whether you leak when you cough and exercise, or feel sudden urges to pee… we have a solution.
Elitone was created by a biomedical engineer and mom who experienced bladder leaks after having twins. Frustrated by invasive options, she built a discreet, effective solution for real life. Now, it’s helping thousands regain comtrol and confidence.
| Compare | Elitone® | Internal Devices | Surgery | Physical Therapy | Medications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| External | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
| Low-risk | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✓ | ✘ |
| Multitask | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✓ |
| At-home Use | ✓ | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✓ |
| Cost | $399 | $300-1500 | $25,000 | $1,200 | $10,000* |
Many women manage with pads, but symptoms rarely improve — and pads become a costly habit. You deserve better. Treating early helps prevent progression and gives back confidence.
Pads
Let’s be honest, no one likes pads. They’re bulky, smelly, and uncomfortable. Not to mention expensive, with the average woman spending $750 a year on pads! That adds up, both for your wallet, and the environment.
Internal Devices
Pelvic floor trainers coach you on how to do Kegels, but you still do the work. They don’t deliver stimulation and most are not FDA-cleared for treating incontinence. Vaginally inserted electrical stimulation devices, a different category of devices, do the work for you and are intended for treating incontinence. Unfortunately, both types use vaginal probes and require finding dedicated time and and private place for treatment. They can also be uncomfortable and include a risk of infection. Elitone is completely external, making it safe, clean and easy.
Surgery
Vaginal mesh surgery (i.e., sling surgery) involves surgically inserting a plastic implant through the vaginal wall to provide support. Unfortunately, serious complications are common with these procedures, and many countries have banned them. Complications typically require surgical removal. Elitone is a conservative, low-risk, highly effective solution for treating incontinence. It’s also pain-free and costs thousands of dollars less than surgery.
Sacral nerve stimulation (for OAB) involves an electrical device that is implanted in your lower back. It stimulates nerves connected to the bladder, making them less likely to contract unexpectedly. Their effectiveness can reduce over time, requiring removal.
Physical Therapy
Kegels exercises are a great way to maintain your pelvic floor health, but 1/4 of women do them incorrectly, and the rest insufficiently. Weekly in office physical therapy sessions help, but weekly costs add up and can be difficult to schedule. Elitone does 100 Kegels each session, and it does them longer and stronger than you can on your own, allowing you to focus on other things.
Medications
50% of women on incontinence medication experience some dementia within 6 months. The drugs used to treat OAB must be taken continuously and often cause serious side effects, including increased risk of dementia and dry mouth. Those with fewer side effects are VERY expensive. *Cost from Rosetta Trial data. Amdesen CL et al.
Receive educational resources, exclusive offers, and new product information.
