Sterile silicone pessary

Sterile silicone pessary

Only gynaecologists/general practitioners are qualified to give advice and information on the choice and use of the device.

The top of the range amongst For.me.sa. pessaries, its soft silicone makes this model particularly comfortable, and its various sizes have been designed to adapt perfectly to the uterus. It is particularly indicated for those women whose health is not good enough to undergo surgery or who have contraindications for anaesthesia. A valid and discreet instrument that can prove useful in the case of problems associated with the correct function of the pelvic floor organs. Not just uterine prolapse, but also cystocele, rectocele and mild forms of incontinence, will be alleviated with use of this simple medical device.

With more than 40 years’ experience in the gynaecology sector, For.me.sa has made the pessary its core business, dedicating particular attention to its research and development, when for many it was still an almost unknown solution. As a matter of fact, although pessaries are a remedy that can be traced back to ancient times, it was not until modern times that they started being used for the conditions that are now known as POP (pelvic organ prolapse).

This medical device is undoubtedly the best alternative to the risks connected with surgery and is the most popular option with women because it provides instant relief, allowing them to resume their normal daily activities immediately. Not least importantly, it allows them to throw new energy into those hobbies and activities that they thought no longer possible.

Device used for the containment of uterine prolapse.
It is used instead of a surgical procedure.
It is an invasive device that penetrates into the body through a natural orifice (and therefore differs from surgical invasive devices); it is not intended to be connected to an active medical device; it is intended for use for more than 30 days but preferably less than 90 days.
Sterile: ethylene oxide-sterilised device.

Device class: IIB.

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Do you know how our pessaries are sterilised?

Having undergone stringent quality controls carried out by Qualified Staff, the product is individually packaged in a medical paper sachet and subsequently sterilised using ethylene oxide, a gas that guarantees the product a condition of sterility at the end of the process.