Q: How do I know if it’s safe?

A: Cleo ‘Q’ Discreet has been granted certification as a CLASS IIa medical device, recognised to meet the standards of the MDD 93/42/EEC, to treat problems associated with bladder weakness. CE0120

Q: Will Cleo ‘Q’ Discreet work for me?

A: Yes, it will work for any woman needing to strengthen and tone the pelvic muscles. The results you can achieve are improved vaginal health, stronger control of the bladder and improved sexual enjoyment.

Q: How will I know if it’s working?

A: As you start the recommended course of treatment, you will soon begin to notice that you are able to gain more control of your vaginal muscles and bladder. This will increase further as treatment continues.

Q: How quickly can I expect to see results?

A: It can take approximately six to twelve weeks for most women to notice a change in the amount of urine loss, although you will start to see improvements within one to two weeks. Some women have reported a noticeable difference in the tightness of the vagina after one session! The more regularly you exercise the area the quicker you can expect to achieve results, have a faster recovery, and possibly even avoid surgery!

Q: How long do I need to continue use?

A: As we age, all muscles in the body become weaker, so it would be prudent to continue treatment indefinitely to maintain the results achieved and slow down further natural deterioration.

Q: What happens if I stop using it?

A: As with all muscles, as we age, if left unexercised ‘atrophy’ (muscle wastage) occurs. This is a natural but gradual process of deterioration, and over time if treatment is not maintained to some degree, it would mean a return of the original symptoms of weak pelvic muscle tone.

Q: Who shouldn’t use Cleo ‘Q’ Discreet?

A: You should not use Cleo ‘Q’ Discreet during pregnancy, although this treatment is very beneficial after childbirth (We recommend use after your 6 week post natal examination). Any woman suffering from a serious medical condition or post surgery should consult their GP for expert advice prior to use.