SRC Restore Shorts

• Worried about leaks during exercise, laughing, or coughing?
• Experiencing a persistent feeling of heaviness or pressure in your pelvic region, like you’re always “sitting on a ball”?
• Have you noticed a prolapse bulge or bump at the base of your vagina?
• Are you looking for relief from non-pregnancy-related vulvar varicosities?

SRC Restore Uterine Prolapse and Continence Treatment Shorts are designed to ease the discomfort of a prolapse bulge and help you live without the worry of leaking. These shorts utilise advanced compression fabrics to provide chafe-free support and exceptional comfort, making them an excellent choice for:

• Mild to moderate bladder prolapse and/or uterine prolapse.
• Supporting women with mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence (SUI) and uterine prolapse by engaging the pelvic floor muscles, effectively reducing or preventing leaks, unlike traditional incontinence products that only absorb.
• Relieving pressure and pain associated with varicose veins through graduated compression, which enhances venous return.

Crafted from durable, lightweight fabric, SRC Restore Shorts are tested to maintain their effectiveness through 100 washes. They’re breathable, anti-chafing, and designed for all-day wear, whether you’re recovering, running errands, or engaging in physical activities.

For those who prefer a longer short, they are designed to come to the knee, offering added coverage and support. The added convenience of dual side pockets allows you to keep your essentials close, perfect for your phone, keys, or other small items, while the new drawstring feature ensures a snug and secure fit around your waist. Backed by a 100% money-back guarantee, they offer a risk-free solution for women seeking confidence and comfort.

SRC Restore Shorts are also ideal for post-surgical recovery, by providing targeted compression to the lower abdomen and perineum. They improve mobility, reduce swelling, and provide pain relief post-surgery, particularly after procedures below the umbilicus, including:

• Inguinal hernia repairs.
• Appendectomies.
• Transvaginal surgeries (such as pelvic floor repairs, prolapse surgeries including thigh graft site, or hysterectomies).
• Abdominal hysterectomies.