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Fortis™ Control Trainer: The Tactical Way to Stop Leaks for Good
Fortis™ Control Trainer: The Tactical Way to Stop Leaks for Good
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Fortis™ Control Trainer: The Tactical Way to Stop Leaks for Good
"I tried doing unassisted pelvic floor exercises for two years after my prostate surgery didn't see much improvement. I thought I would be stuck wearing pads for the rest of my life. 4 weeks with this device and I'm down from 5 pads a day to zero. It has been life-changing for me."
Why Feeling The Pelvic Floor Squeeze And Strengthening It Are Different
Your doctor told you to do Kegels. So you squeezed. And you could feel it working — that tension, that contraction. So you kept going. For weeks, maybe months.
And the leaks didn't stop.
Here's why: feeling the squeeze and actually building pelvic floor strength aren't the same thing. Without resistance, you're activating the muscle — but you're not training it. You're contracting into thin air, and no muscle in your body has ever gotten stronger that way.
Fortis changes that. It gives your pelvic floor something to push against — real physical resistance that loads the exact muscles controlling your bladder. Every squeeze builds real, functional strength. Not just tension you can feel, but strength that actually stops the leaks.
3 Sets of 10 Squeezes Each Day. That's all.
Sit in a chair. Place Fortis between your knees. Squeeze against the resistance for 3 sets of 10 reps.
No insertion, no wires, no apps. It looks like exercise equipment because that's what it is. Do it watching the news or at your desk — nobody needs to see it.
Why This Works When Everything Else Hasn't
Pads and guards manage the symptom — you'll buy them every month, forever, and nothing gets stronger.
Kegels are the right idea — but a muscle squeezing against nothing receives no signal to grow. It's a bicep curl with no weight. You feel the effort, but nothing changes.
Fortis costs $79 once, gives your pelvic floor something to actually push against, and applies the same progressive resistance principle that strengthens every other muscle in your body. Your pelvic floor isn't broken. It's undertrained.
Men Like You Are Already Seeing Results.
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★★★★★
From 4 pads a day to 0.
After my prostatectomy I did Kegels for over a year with little improvement. I wasn't sure about this but have been using it for about 5 weeks now and I'm down from 4 pads a day to 0. Back to normal now.
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★★★★★
Changed my life!
Used this for 2 weeks and could really feel the tension and my leaks stopped. (Make sure you avoid the Amazon version it is lower quality and diffirent.) But this changed my life!
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★★★★★
Could feel the diffirence.
Could feel the diffirence with the resistance on your pelvic floor using this, don't leak anymore now. Very happy.
Questions Men Ask Before Ordering
Will this actually work?
It's a physical resistance trainer, not an app that tells you to squeeze and relax. Same principle physios use in pelvic floor rehab, designed for home use.
Is it complicated to use?
No, it is very simple to use. Each day, just sit on your chair, place it between your legs and squeeze it 10 times (or until it feels right) for 3 sets.
Is it too late for me?
Muscles respond to training at any age. Many Fortis users had given up after years of failed Kegels. The issue was the method, not their body.
Is it painful to use?
100% external. You squeeze it between your knees. No insertion, no electrical stimulation.
What if someone sees it?
It looks like exercise equipment. Ships in a plain box with no mention of incontinence.
Is it worth the price?
It's $79 once. If it cuts your pad use even in half, it pays for itself in weeks — and unlike pads, it's actually working on the problem.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Use Fortis daily for 30 days. If you don't notice fewer leaks or less pad use, email us for a full refund. No returns necessary.