MILEX® Pessaries
Product Range

Features & Benefits

Mediplus offers the MILEX® range of pessaries, a comprehensive selection of devices designed to manage pelvic organ prolapse (POP) and urinary incontinence.

Overview

Developed in collaboration with clinicians, these pessaries provide non-surgical solutions that enhance the quality of life for patients by alleviating the symptoms associated with prolapse and incontinence. The MILEX® pessaries are crafted from high-quality medical-grade silicone, ensuring safety, durability, and comfort.

Conservative Management

Symptom Management: MILEX® pessaries are designed to alleviate the impact of pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence on daily activities.

Ease of Use

Soft and Malleable: Made from 100% medical-grade silicone, these pessaries are soft and flexible, ensuring ease of fitting and removal. This makes them user-friendly for both clinicians and patients.

Reduced Risk

Low Risk of Erosion: The softness of the silicone material reduces the risk of vaginal erosion, a common issue with harder pessaries. This feature enhances patient safety and comfort during prolonged use.

Cost-Effective

Non-Surgical Option: MILEX® pessaries provide a low-cost alternative to surgical interventions, offering a conservative treatment option that is accessible and effective for managing prolapse and incontinence.

Innovative Design

Clinician and Patient Consultation: The design of MILEX® pessaries is the result of extensive consultations with healthcare professionals and patients, ensuring they meet the practical needs and comfort requirements of users.

Versatility

Variety of Styles and Sizes: MILEX® offers over 16 different styles and multiple sizes, including rings, donuts, and Gellhorn designs, to fit the needs of every patient. This versatility ensures an optimal fit for various types of prolapse and incontinence cases.

MILEX® pessaries by Mediplus are a trusted choice for healthcare providers looking for reliable, effective, and non-invasive solutions to pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence.




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