Contrelle helps stop bladder leakage from coughing and sneezing when you laugh or exercise.

Contrelle Activgard Size 3 protects against urine leaks for up to 16 hours. The Activgards are soft, gentle, and similar to tampons, but they work differently by supporting the bladder, neck, and urethra to prevent leaks. This allows you to exercise, sneeze, and cough without the worry of a minor urine leak.
If you haven't used Contrelle Activgards before, you may benefit from trying the Sizing Kit which contains 3 sizes to find the best fit for you. Every woman is different, and the size of the product you need depends on the size and shape of your vagina, as well as the amount of support or gentle pressure needed on your bladder to help stop leaks. It's important to select the right size.

• Single use.
• Can be used for up to 16 hours.
• Protects against urine leaks.
• Comfortable and discreet.
• Comes with a reusable applicator.
• No need to remove when going to the toilet.
• Also available Contrelle size 1 (small) and size 2 (medium)
  

Directions of use:
Please read the Contrelle Activgard full instruction leaflet before using Contrelle.
You can relax and find a comfortable position that makes it easy to insert Contrelle Activgard.
Hold the applicator between your finger and thumb using the placement grooves and position Contrelle® Activgard at the opening of the vagina with the wings oriented from front to back, not from side to side towards your thighs.
Once inserted, you should feel comfortable.
You should experience minimal or no urine leakage during physical activity or coughing, and the device should not shift.
Inserting Contrelle Activgard should always be easy. Using a small amount of water-based lubricant can provide added comfort.

Please Note:
you should not use contrelle if you:

• Are under the age of 18 years.
• Are pregnant or have given birth in the last 3 months.
• Are suffering from any infection or irritation in the vagina.
• Have suffered from TSS (Toxic Shock Syndrome).
• Have moderate to severe vaginal prolapse.
• Have had any pelvic surgery in the last 6 months.
• Are undergoing any therapy for pelvic malignancy.
• Have urinary or vaginal infections.
• Have significant or bothersome vaginal dryness, which irritates without speaking to a healthcare professional.
• Problems with manual dexterity could cause insertion or removal issues.
• Are male.