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The Pessary Ring 3.75 With Support is a 100% silicone, latex-free ring pessary designed for women with first to second degree pelvic organ prolapse. The ring with support feature allows it to also address an accompanying cystocele, providing additional bladder support alongside prolapse management. The flexible ring folds for easier insertion and unfolds to seat comfortably in the vaginal vault. This listing is for Size 8 (3.75 inch diameter).
This pessary is well suited for women experiencing first to second degree pelvic organ prolapse who require a conservative, non-surgical management option under the guidance of a gynecologist or urogynecologist. The ring with support style is particularly appropriate for patients who also present with a cystocele and need combined prolapse and bladder support from a single device. Clinicians fitting pessaries for the first time will find the ring pessary a commonly recommended starting point due to its ease of insertion and patient tolerance. Women who have been previously fitted with a ring pessary and are reordering their established size will find this listing a straightforward replacement source.
What is the difference between a ring pessary and a ring with support pessary?
A standard ring pessary supports prolapse by elevating the pelvic organs. The ring with support version adds a membrane across the ring that provides additional support for the bladder, making it suitable for patients with both prolapse and a cystocele.
How is the correct pessary size determined?
Pessary sizing is determined by a healthcare provider during a pelvic examination. Do not attempt to self-size or self-fit a pessary without clinical guidance.
Is this pessary latex-free?
Yes. All pessaries in this line are made from 100% silicone and are completely latex-free, making them suitable for patients with latex sensitivities.
How do I care for a silicone pessary?
Silicone pessaries should be cleaned with mild soap and warm water. Follow your healthcare provider's instructions for removal, cleaning frequency, and reinsertion schedule.