MYAID Femmeze, a Device for Realigning Rectocele, Assists in Relieving Constipation

Quality item, in lovely practical draw bag

I cant believe how amazing this product is. If your having difficulty with a rectal prolapse and uterine walls collaspe then this is a game changer. Easy to use with a discreet carry bag. Easy to clean just leave in hot water untill cold and dry with tissue and your good to go for next time its needed. I was very poorly with toxins building up but using this tool I have had so much energy. Plus if you get a pocket pushing through from your retum whilst pooping, placing this in to the correct position releases the trapped poop and you will even know when that happens as the tool dips, so you know when theres clearance. I think this is a game changer whilst I await further investigations into what's going on.

I didnt find it useful at all. Can be difficult to get the proper position. Wish i hadnt bought it

I thought quite hard before committing to buying this gadget. It’s smooth and hygienic and easy to use after a bit of practice, but I’ve not found it very helpful for my particular condition. Also I would not particularly like to have to carry it around in my handbag as although it’s light it is still a fairly large package once stored in its carrying pouch. As for the carry pouch - why the need for the flock outer? This picks up lint and dust and even hair in my bathroom which looks dreadful on the black flock. I have transferred my femeeze to an ordinary waterproof toiletry bag instead! Ultimately it’s a lot of money to spend for a small piece of shaped plastic. I guess it’s useful to others depending on where their prolapse is situated. It’s a pity this type of aid can’t be got on prescription from your doctor or clinic as it would be easy to decide if it’s suitable that way, but I would not buy this again.

It definitely does the job. The cost, well it’s really expensive. Having gone for it because I needed some help, I realised there are cheaper options, are they recommended, probably not, but if you need help, you need help. Any kind of depressor would work, at a faction of the cost. Just my opinion

I can understand why some women might struggle with this, but I have no problems with it. A very helpful device that helps emptying the bowel with a rectocele. It's so smooth and comfortable to insert, I need no lube personally. It's so much easier and more dignified than trying to digitise. A great aid.

I have a posterior rectocele and have been manually assisting myself to have a bowel movement. I refused to pay £20 initially for what I thought was just a piece of plastic, however after being fed up of using my fingers, this device means it is much more hygienic and less intrusive than using my fingers. It is easy to clean and is designed well for the job. The only thing I would say is it is silly to use a velvet bag to put the device in when black fluffy bits end up on it. A waterproof bag would have been a better and sensible idea.

Game changer. Discreet to carry in a handbag, although I keep it in a makeup bag as the bag supplied - a draw string fastening, is not really practical when out and about. I was hesitant to try this, it seemed a strange thing to do but has made going to the toilet (no 2's) so much less of a struggle since developing double prolapse.One question, why do we have to pay VAT? Surely it's an essential medical device.