Personal Medical Pessary EvaCare Ring Size 5 100% Silicone

Pessary EvaCare Ring Size 5 100% Silicone

The EvaCare ring pessary is a size 5 silicone pessary for prolapse management. Buyers may choose this style when a ring pessary is appropriate for first to second degree prolapse, and the source details also note use with an accompanying cystocele. This version is 3 inch in diameter and made from 100% silicone.

Good Fit For

• Selection when a size 5 ring pessary is requested
• Use where a ring pessary is chosen for first to second degree prolapse
• Cases involving an accompanying cystocele when this ring style is appropriate

Key Features

• Ring pessary format for buyers selecting this common style
• Size 5 helps match the current SKU to the intended fit requirement
• 100% silicone construction for buyers who prefer a silicone pessary
• 3 inch diameter gives a clear sizing reference for selection
• Source details note common use for first to second degree prolapse
• Without support configuration for buyers seeking this specific ring style

Applications and Usage

• Ordering a size 5 ring pessary for prolapse management
• Replacing the same ring pessary size and style in ongoing use
• Stocking a silicone ring pessary option in a clinical setting

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 3 Inch.
• This SKU is the ring type without support, so buyers should confirm that configuration matches the intended need.
• Sizing matters with pessaries; this version is size 5 with a 3 inch diameter.
• For buyers standardizing by material, this pessary is made from 100% silicone.

FAQ

• What type of pessary is this? This is a ring pessary without support.
• What size is this pessary? This pessary is size 5 and has a 3 inch diameter.
• What material is this pessary made from? This EvaCare pessary is made from 100% silicone.
• When is this ring pessary commonly used? The source details note that this size is very common for a first to second degree prolapse.
• Can this pessary be used when cystocele is also present? Yes. The source details note that the ring can also be used on an accompanying cystocele.

From EvaCare by Personal Medical.