Thermal Pelvic Stick | Relax the perineal muscles with heat or cold
This pelvic wand is designed to adapt to
both female and male physiology. It offers a gentle and effective way to
relieve pain and muscle tension in the pelvic floor. Its medical-grade silicone material, combined with its ergonomic shape, allows it to reach the deepest muscles and promote muscle relaxation.
For people who are sensitive to heat therapy or who have inflammatory conditions (such as endometriosis), the thermal wand is an ideal option. It helps
relax the pelvic floor muscles using heat or cold for greater comfort.
It is administered
vaginally or rectally.
Bivea offers a 30-day “Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back” warranty on this product.
How does it work?
- To use it warm, simply heat it with hot tap water.
- To serve it cold, you can chill it in the freezer.
Once you’ve selected the tip and set the temperature, apply
gentle pressure to the tense area for 1 to 2 minutes to release this tender spot. Use this product
gently and without applying force. You may use a
water-based lubricant to facilitate insertion.
It is specifically designed to
target and release trigger points in the pelvic floor
muscles, particularly the internal obturator and anorectal muscles.
The wand is flexible but not bendable. It retains its shape, which is important for reaching the trigger points.
We recommend that you consult your healthcare provider before using this product.
Benefits of the pelvic rod:
- Soothing thermal therapy: use hot or cold
- Comfortable: Made from soft medical-grade silicone
- Dual-use for men and women: narrow end for vaginal and rectal use—wide end for vaginal use
- Ergonomic and practical: Designed to reach hard-to-reach sensitive areas.
- Effective support for perineal massage and for pain in the deep pelvic floor muscles.
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Who can use it?
The pelvic wand can be used by anyone! The one-size-fits-all tips are suitable for both men and women. You can use the wand in the following cases:
- Vaginismus, dyspareunia, painful sexual intercourse
- Vestibulodynia
- Pelvic Floor Tension Myalgia
- Endometriosis and Post-Laparoscopic Surgery
- Perineal Hypertonicity
- Pain in the tailbone
- After pelvic surgery
- Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period
- Anal Lifter Syndrome
For men, the wand can be used as a prostate massager and to relieve painful ejaculation.
Explore the full line of pelvic rods
We offer different models of perineal massagers to meet every need: a classic model (purple), a vibrating model (turquoise), a thermal model ( yellow), and a foldable model (orange). They all have the same dimensions, shapes, and curves at each end. They are used in the same way and serve the same purpose: to relax the pelvic floor muscles.
