Fortis ad: David M

This is my honest review of the Fortis Control Trainer and how it worked for my bladder leaks. So I got this to strengthen my pelvic floor muscles in order to regain bladder control. I'm David, 63 years old, been dealing with leaks for about a year and a half after my prostate surgery. Before this I was doing Kegels every day. For months. Honestly didn't notice any difference. Still going through 3-4 pads a day, still getting up multiple times at night, still avoiding going places because I didn't trust myself. I heard about the Fortis trainer from another man in my prostate cancer support group. He said it worked for him in about five weeks. I was skeptical because I'd already tried the exercises and they did nothing. But it was $79 and had a 30-day guarantee where you keep it even if you want a refund. So I figured worst case I'm out nothing. It arrived in a plain box. Simple device. Two padded arms, digital counter. You put it between your knees and squeeze. That's literally it. No insertion, no electrodes, no app to download. Took me about thirty seconds to figure out. The difference from Kegels was obvious from the first squeeze. You're pushing against real resistance. You can feel the muscles actually working. With Kegels I was never sure if I was doing them right. With this there's no question. First two weeks I didn't see dramatic results. Still using pads. But the leaks were slightly smaller and I was getting up less at night. Enough to notice. Week three is when things really shifted. Down to one pad most days. Sneezed without leaking for the first time in over a year. That moment alone was worth the $79. Week five I stopped buying pads. Just didn't need them anymore. I'm about three months in now. No pads. Sleeping through most nights. Went on a road trip with my wife last month — three hours each way. Didn't stop once. A few honest negatives: the first two weeks feel slow. If you're expecting overnight results you'll be disappointed. You have to actually use it every day. And the device itself is simple looking — when you open the box you might think "that's it?" But simple isn't a bad thing. It works. Also make sure you get the real one from tryfortis.store. I've seen cheaper copies on Amazon. A mate of mine bought one and said it was flimsy and broke within a couple weeks. Completely different quality. Overall: I'd give it a 9 out of 10. The only reason it's not a 10 is because I wish it had worked faster in the first two weeks. But from week three onward it changed everything. $79. No subscriptions. 30-day guarantee. Ships discreetly. If your Kegels aren't working, try this before you spend another year squeezing into thin air like I did. Link: https://tryfortis.store/products/fortis-control-trainer — David M.