Take Back Control of Your Bladder

Without Surgery or Medication

A breakthrough, non-invasive treatment that strengthens your pelvic floor in just 20 minutes... while you sit fully clothed

No surgery. No downtime. Stay fully clothed. Feel results in weeks. Clinically proven.

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FDA Cleared Device

44+ Clinical Studies

Fully Clothed Treatment

20-Minute Sessions

YOU'RE NOT ALONE

Is This You?

Over 90 million Americans live with pelvic floor dysfunction. If any of these

sound familiar, the Gazelle was made for you.

Leak when you laugh, cough, or exercise?
Constantly scanning for the nearest bathroom?
Feel embarrassed or anxious about accidents?
Noticed changes after childbirth or aging?
Avoided activities you used to enjoy?
Felt like your body just isn't the same anymore?

Gazelle ™ is the world’s most effective non-surgical, non-invasive, FDA Cleared device to treat incontinence.

Conditions we treat

FDA Cleared | Non-surgical | Non-invasive | Done WITH your clothes on

Primary Conditions:

Stress Incontinence
Urge Incontinence
Mixed Incontinence
Overactive Bladder
Bladder Leakage

Other Treatable Conditions:

Erectile Dysfunction
Uterine and Vaginal Prolapse
Pain
Neuromuscular Re-Education
Post Surgical Rehabilitation
Vaginitis
Hemorrhoids
Sexual Performance & Enhancementr

Listen to Patient's Results

The Solution

A Smarter Way to Strengthen
Your Pelvic Floor

The Gazelle uses advanced magnetic technology to activate and strengthen deep pelvic muscles automatically — no awkward exercises, no invasive procedures. Just sit back and let the technology do the work.

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Thousands of Contractions Per Session

Each 20-minute session delivers thousands of targeted pelvic muscle contractions — far beyond what Kegel exercises can achieve manually.

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Deep Muscle Activation

ExMI magnetic technology stimulates tissue up to 4 inches deep — reaching muscles most people cannot activate on their own.

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Fully Clothed, Completely Pain-Free

No gowns, no probes, no discomfort. Simply sit in the chair and let the technology do the work.

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Automatic — No Effort Required

The muscle contraction happens automatically. You don’t have to think about it or do anything — just sit back and relax.

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Strengthens Nerve Pathways

Gazelle doesn’t just stimulate muscles — it retrains the nerve pathways between your brain and your pelvic floor, so results are lasting.

FDA Cleared Device

44+

Peer-Reviewed Clinical Studies

4″

Depth of Tissue Stimulation

Minutes Per Session

80%+

of Patients Report Significant Improvement

FDA-cleared electromagnetic stimulation technology — proven effective for pelvic floor rehabilitation.

How Gazelle™ Compares

When evaluating pelvic floor treatment options, here’s how Gazelle stacks up.

Ease of Use

✓ Effortless — automatic

Hard to do correctly

Invasive procedure

Depth of Muscle Activation

✓ Up to 4″ deep

Surface-level only

Depends on procedure

Consistency of Results

✓ Clinically controlled

User-dependent

One-time only

Recovery Time

✓ None — resume immediately

None

Weeks to months

Invasiveness

✓ Fully clothed, non-invasive

None

Highly invasive

Clinical Backing

✓ 44+ studies, FDA cleared

Limited evidence

Yes, with risks

Pain / Discomfort

✓ Pain-free

None

Significant

Long-Term Results

✓ Lasting (75% at 12 months)

Inconsistent

Variable

Hear From Our Satisfied Clients

The Gazelle™ is transforming pelvic floor therapy for patients and providers alike.

"I have a new lease on life now that I’m not worried about wearing adult diapers to the gym. I thought I was doomed to a life sentence of incontinence but now I feel free to live like I did years ago."

Adam R.

"I had increasing trouble with incontinence, even when walking. Carrying even light weights would cause a flow. After just two treatments, I noticed significant improvement. Over the course of treatment, the vast improvement was a great encouragement."

Emily T.

"No more leaking while walking. If I have emptied my bladder recently, I can even carry weight without leaking."

Betty W.

AS SEEN ON

The Gazelle™ Difference

Bio-electric magnet

It strengthens and retrains the weak pelvic floor muscles that cause incontinence. The muscle contraction happens automatically — you don't have to think about it or do anything. It strengthens nerve pathways between your brain and those muscles, teaching your body to regain control. That's why the results last — and why patients finally get real, long-term relief from incontinence."

Stimulates tissue up to 4 inches in deep with your clothes on. 44 pelvic floor clinical studies have been performed on the science and designated treatment protocols.

Who Can Benefit

Women and men with urinary urgency or leakage
Postpartum mothers and menopausal women
Individuals recovering from pelvic surgery
Anyone seeking a non-invasive pelvic strengthening solution

The Science Behind Pelvic Health Success.

Clinical Evidence

The Science Behind
Pelvic Health Success

Gazelle™ is built on ExMI (Extracorporeal Magnetic Innervation) technology — backed by over 25 years of peer-reviewed research across 46 published studies in urology, urogynecology, and pelvic rehabilitation.

Published clinical studies on ExMI technology

25+

Years of peer-reviewed research (1996–present)

80%+

Patient improvement rate across study populations

FDA

Cleared — safe & effective pelvic rehabilitation

Peer-Reviewed RCT

2020

PFMT vs ExMI in Stress Urinary Incontinence — Randomized Controlled Trial

Weber-Rajek M et al. — Biomed Res Int.

Head-to-head RCT comparing pelvic floor muscle training vs ExMI. Both groups showed significant improvement in continence and quality-of-life measures, supporting ExMI as an effective conservative treatment.

Biomed Research International PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed RCT

2002

Magnetic Stimulation of the Sacral Roots for Urinary Frequency & Urge Incontinence

Fujishiro T et al. — J Urol. 168(3):1036–1039

Placebo-controlled trial showing statistically significant symptom improvement in active treatment vs sham. Included objective urodynamic measurements confirming neuromodulatory suppression of detrusor overactivity.

Journal of Urology PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed RCT

2000

Placebo-Controlled Trial: Sacral Magnetic Stimulation for Stress Urinary Incontinence

Fujishiro T et al. — Urology

Randomized patients to active vs sham stimulation. Active treatment group demonstrated greater symptomatic improvement compared to placebo, strengthening clinical evidence for ExMI as a neuromodulatory therapy.

Urology PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed

1999

Extracorporeal Magnetic Therapy in a Seated Configuration for Stress Urinary Incontinence

Galloway NTM et al. — Urology

Prospective study of seated ExMI targeting pelvic floor musculature. Demonstrated improvement in stress urinary incontinence symptoms and functional measures — one of the earliest validations of chair-based ExMI.

Urology PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed

2000

Comparative Trial: Magnetic vs Electrical Stimulation for Detrusor Overactivity

Yamanishi T et al. — Journal of Urology

Direct comparison of magnetic vs electrical stimulation. Magnetic stimulation effectively inhibited involuntary bladder contractions and was better tolerated — proving ExMI offers benefit comparable to electrical modalities while remaining fully non-invasive.

Journal of Urology PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed

2000

Treatment of Female Urinary Incontinence Using ExMI in a Geriatric Population

Carlan SJ, Ouslander JG et al. — J Am Geriatrics Society

Meaningful reduction in incontinence episodes with favorable tolerability in older female patients. Provides indexed clinical evidence supporting ExMI as a non-invasive therapeutic option across age groups.

J American Geriatrics Society PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed

2001

Electromagnetic Pelvic Floor Stimulation for Urinary Incontinence & Bladder Disease

Goldberg RP & Sand PK — Int Urogynecology Journal 12:401–404

Comprehensive peer-reviewed review covering mechanism, clinical outcomes, and patient selection. Improvements in both stress and urgency incontinence confirmed, reinforcing the physiologic basis of magnetic stimulation.

Int Urogynecology Journal PubMed ↗

Peer-Reviewed

1997

Acute Effects of Magnetic Stimulation in Patients with Detrusor Instability

McFarlane JP et al. — BJU International

Demonstrated immediate neuromodulatory suppression of bladder instability during magnetic stimulation sessions. Supports the concept that ExMI modulates sacral neural pathways involved in urgency and overactivity.

BJU International PubMed ↗

RCT Men’s Health

2001

Prospective Randomized Double-Blinded Study of Electromagnetic Therapy in Chronic Pelvic Pain in Men

Patel A et al. — EAU / IBS

Randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blinded study in men with chronic pelvic pain. Symptomatic improvement reported in the treatment group, expanding evidence for ExMI beyond urinary incontinence into male pelvic disorders.

Journal of Urology PubMed ↗

RCT Double-Blind

2002

Magnetic Therapy in Women with Urinary Incontinence — Randomized Double-Blind Study

Vauhnik R & But I — ICS 2002

Double-blind placebo-controlled study showing statistically significant improvement in pelvic floor muscle strength in the active magnetic therapy group compared to placebo.

ICS Abstract View All Research ↗

Peer-Reviewed

2004

Functional Magnetic Stimulation for Urinary Incontinence in Women

Chandi D & Venema PL — BJU International

Prospective study (n=24) evaluating chair-based functional magnetic stimulation. Reported symptomatic improvement and strong patient tolerability across treatment sessions, validating the chair-based ExMI delivery model.

BJU International PubMed ↗

Men’s Health Post-Surgical

2001

Multi-Center Study of ExMI for Urinary Incontinence Following Radical Prostatectomy

Nehra A et al. — EAU 2001

Randomized cross-over design (interim n=22) evaluating ExMI for post-prostatectomy incontinence. Demonstrated early symptom reduction and feasibility in a surgically treated population — supporting ExMI for post-surgical rehabilitation.

EAU Conference View All Research ↗

46 Studies. 25+ Years. One Clear Conclusion.

The evidence base for ExMI technology is one of the most robust in non-invasive pelvic floor rehabilitation. From randomized controlled trials to long-term outcome studies, the research consistently shows significant, lasting improvement in bladder control, pelvic strength, and quality of life.

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