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Products We Love at Corex


At CoreX Physical Therapy, we believe the right tools can make it easier to continue your progress at home. These are products we may recommend for pelvic health, pregnancy and postpartum support, bowel health, pain management, and therapeutic exercise.

Not every product is appropriate for every person. If you are unsure what is right for you, ask your physical therapist before purchasing or using a new product.

Pelvic Floor Strengthening & Biofeedback

Perifit Pelvic Floor Trainer

Perifit is a pelvic floor biofeedback device designed to help improve awareness, coordination, and strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles.

It may be helpful for patients who have been instructed to work on pelvic floor strengthening and want feedback during their home program.

Important: Kegel exercises and strengthening devices are not appropriate for every pelvic floor condition, particularly when the muscles are already overactive or painful.

Pelvic Floor Muscle Tension

Intimate Rose Pelvic Wands

Pelvic wands are designed for self-treatment of pelvic floor muscle tension and tender points when recommended by a pelvic floor physical therapist.

They should be used only after you have been instructed on appropriate technique.

Personal Lubricant

Überlube

Überlube is a silicone-based lubricant designed to reduce friction. The manufacturer states that it is compatible with latex and polyisoprene condoms. Überlube, Inc.

It may be useful when additional lubrication has been recommended for intimacy, pelvic health care, or certain pelvic rehabilitation activities.

Pelvic Comfort & Self-Care

MedRoots

MedRoots offers products focused on pelvic wellness, comfort, and self-care.

These products may be considered as part of an individualized pelvic health program depending on your symptoms.

Sacroiliac Joint & Pelvic Support

Serola Sacroiliac Belt

The Serola Sacroiliac Belt is worn around the hips rather than the waist and is designed to provide support around the sacroiliac region. The manufacturer lists uses including SI joint dysfunction, pelvic girdle discomfort, symphysis pubis dysfunction, and pregnancy-related pelvic pain. Serola Biomechanics

It may be useful for some patients experiencing pelvic girdle or SI joint symptoms when recommended by their physical therapist.

Pregnancy & Postpartum Support

SRC Health Pregnancy & Postpartum Leggings

SRC Health offers supportive garments specifically designed for pregnancy and postpartum recovery, including pregnancy, postpartum, C-section recovery, and prolapse/continence support options. SRC Health

Pelvic Pain Support

The Pelvic People Kiwi

Kiwi is a pelvic health self-care tool designed for people experiencing pelvic floor tension and pelvic pain.

Because pelvic pain has many possible causes, discuss internal self-treatment tools with your pelvic floor physical therapist before beginning.

Pilates Ball

A small Pilates ball is a versatile tool for:

  • Core activation

  • Hip strengthening

  • Pelvic floor coordination

  • Adductor exercises

  • Posture training

  • Rehabilitation exercises


CoreX recommended option:Shop Our Pilates Ball Link

Toilet Stool for Constipation & Bowel Emptying

A toilet stool raises the feet so the knees sit higher than the hips. This positioning may make bowel emptying more comfortable and can help reduce unnecessary straining.

It can be particularly useful for patients working on constipation, incomplete emptying, or pelvic floor relaxation.

CoreX recommended option:Shop Our Toilet Stool Link

Resistance Bands

Resistance bands are one of the simplest tools for continuing a physical therapy exercise program at home.

They may be used for:

  • Hip strengthening

  • Glute strengthening

  • Core stability

  • Shoulder and postural exercises

  • Lower-extremity strengthening

  • Pregnancy and postpartum exercise

  • General conditioning

CoreX recommended option:Shop Our Resistance Bands

Fiber Support

Fiber can be an important part of bowel health and constipation management. Depending on the type of constipation, an appropriate fiber supplement may help improve stool consistency and regularity.

However, more fiber is not always better. Some people with significant bloating, IBS, slow-transit constipation, or pelvic floor dysfunction may need an individualized approach.

Waterproof Protection Mat

A soft, absorbent, waterproof mat designed to protect beds, furniture, treatment surfaces, or other areas from leaks and moisture. It may be especially useful for people managing urinary incontinence, postpartum recovery, menstrual leakage, night sweats, or caregiving needs. The mat combines an absorbent microfiber layer with a waterproof backing for added protection. lilhelperusa.com

Before You Purchase

Products are tools not a replacement for an individualized evaluation or treatment plan.

A product that works well for one person may not be appropriate for another. In particular, pelvic floor strengthening devices, internal pelvic tools, support belts, supplements, and pregnancy/postpartum products should be selected based on your individual symptoms and needs.

Ask your CoreX Physical Therapist if you are unsure which product is appropriate for you.


 
 
 

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