Allcare Pessary Ring with Support for Mild Uterine Prolapse

Allcare’s Pessary Ring with Support is a silicone pessary with an integrated supporting membrane, CE and FDA certified, designed for non-surgical management of mild pelvic organ prolapse. It is primarily used for first-degree uterine prolapse or a cystocele and is trusted by clinicians across New Zealand.

• Material: Medical-grade silicone that is non-porous, durable, and easy to clean; CE and FDA certified for quality and safety.
• Design: Ring-shaped pessary with a supporting membrane to provide gentle stabilization for mild prolapse and associated cystocele.
• Sizing: Available in multiple sizes to accommodate different anatomies; proper sizing is determined during clinician fitting.
• Indications: Intended for mild, first-degree uterine prolapse and related cystocele; suitable as a non-surgical option when surgery is not preferred.
• Care & Durability: Durable silicone surface resists wear and is simple to clean with mild soap and water; sterilization should follow clinical guidelines.
• Clinical Context: Part of a pessary family trusted by hundreds of clinicians in New Zealand, aligning with common pelvic floor care approaches.

Designed to support daily activities with comfort, this ring pessary with support helps maintain the uterus and vaginal walls in a favorable position, potentially reducing bulge sensation during routine movement and light exercise. The silicone material provides a smooth, tissues-friendly surface, and the included supporting membrane helps keep the device stable during wear. For best results, professional fitting and ongoing follow-up with a clinician are advised to ensure optimal size, placement, and compatibility with your individual needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a ring pessary with support used for? It is intended for mild, first-degree uterine prolapse or cystocele, offering internal support to the uterus and vaginal walls as a non-surgical option.
• How do I know which size to choose? Sizes vary to fit different anatomies; a clinician conducts a fitting to determine the appropriate size for your anatomy and prolapse level.
• How should I care for the pessary? Rinse with warm water and mild soap, dry before reinsertion, and follow your clinician’s cleaning guidelines; avoid oil-based lubricants unless advised by your healthcare provider.
• Can I wear the pessary during activities or sex? Wear during daily activities is common, but guidance about wearing during sex or intense exercise should come from your clinician, as fit and comfort can vary by individual.

If you’re exploring non-surgical options for mild uterine prolapse, discuss the Allcare Ring with Support with your clinician to determine suitability and to arrange a professional fitting. This helps ensure a comfortable, stable fit that supports your daily well‑being.