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AEON Kegel Exercise Balls Set – 6 Progressive Silicone Pelvic Floor Trainers. Body-Safe, Soft & Flexible. Includes Discreet Storage Pouch & AEON Personal Glide Bottle - $8 Value – Beginner to Advanced
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Progressive Pelvic Floor Training – This 6-piece Kegel-style set includes tools in ascending sizes and weights to gently support flexibility, tone, and pelvic strength at your own pace.
Soft & Body-Safe Silicone – Made from medical-grade, non-porous silicone that’s smooth to the touch, hygienic, and free from harmful chemicals—safe for long-term personal use.
Ergonomic, User-Friendly Design – Each trainer is tapered and flexible with a looped handle for easy use and retrieval—ideal for both beginners and advanced users.
Discreet Storage Included – A privacy pouch is included for hygienic storage and travel, keeping your wellness tools organized, secure, and out of sight when not in use.
AEON Glide Included – Enjoy enhanced comfort with AEON Personal Glide—designed to pair perfectly with silicone-based wellness tools.
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