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it was inserted.
Wash your leva probe with mild, warm soapy water, gently dry the device,
and return the device to its storage case.
Technical Specifications
The leva PDHS uses 6 sensors to provide positional feedback on the shape
and movement of your vagina as you perform pelvic floor muscle
exercises.
In Practice Mode, four measures are reported: Angle, Session Time, Start
Angle, and Max Angle.
The Angle measure refers to the average angle of the device with respect
to the floor. If the device is more parallel with the floor, the Angle will be
smaller. As you lift your pelvic floor muscles and the device rises, the
Angle will increase. When the device is pointing straight up (perpendicular
to the floor), the Angle is 90°. The Angle measure is updated at a rate of 10
times per second and the value displayed is the current Angle.
The Session Time refers to the duration of your Practice session.
The Start Angle refers to the angle of the device when you start your session.
The Max Angle refers to the highest angle you reach during the session.
In
Training Mode,
you will see a Session Score after each session and a Final
Score once you complete all 5 sessions.
The Session Scores are calculated using an algorithm that considers how
high you lift your pelvic floor and for how long you sustain that lift. After
completing all five sessions, a Final Score is shown which is the average of all
five Session Scores.
The table below summarizes the range, accuracy, and precision of each
measure when the device is operated under the conditions defined in the
section titled Operating Your leva .