Period simulator machine for men

The menstrual pain simulator is based on muscle electrostimulation technology that allows the sensation of menstrual cramps to be reproduced in a controlled manner.

In concrete terms:

• The electrodes are positioned on the abdomen or lower back.
  
• The device emits mild electrical impulses, causing targeted muscle contractions.
  
• The simulator is adjustable across 16 modes and 20 levels, allowing the experience to be adapted according to educational objectives and the audience.
  

👉 Simple to use, portable and secure , the simulator can be used in workshops, training sessions or awareness campaigns.

This is not a medical device, but an experiential tool designed to promote understanding and awareness of menstrual realities.

The menstrual pain simulator is much more than a simple demonstration object: it is an impactful tool for raising awareness and educating the public.

• In the workplace : promotes understanding of menstrual realities, encourages empathy and fosters discussions around inclusion, quality of work life and professional equality.
  
• In education and community organizations : supports educational and prevention initiatives by making the subject concrete and accessible.
  
• At events and workshops : create a memorable experience that stimulates attention, exchange and awareness.
  

👉 Whether for training, awareness-raising or educational activities, the menstrual pain simulator allows you to address an essential topic in an engaging, responsible and memorable way.

Depending on the package selected, you will receive:

• 1 menstrual pain simulator
  
• 2 extra-large electrodes
  
• 2 large electrodes
  
• 2 small electrodes
  
• 2 electrode connection cables
  
• 1 USB cable with power adapter
  
• 1. Diagram of stimulation points
  
• 1 user manual in English
  

👉 All the elements are provided for immediate commissioning , autonomous use and smooth rotation of participants during workshops, training sessions or awareness events.

For safe use, follow these few rules:

• Do not use if you have a pacemaker or a history of heart problems.
• Not recommended for pregnant women.
• Do not apply to the head, neck, mucous membranes or chest.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not use during physical activity/driving.
• Avoid use in humid areas to ensure the pads stay in place on the body.
• Adjust the frequency to suit your body.
• Recommended usage time: 30 seconds to 2 minutes (5 minutes maximum).
• Use exclusively reserved for the stomach and lower back .
• Non-medical product, designed solely as an experiential simulator.
  

⚠️ Do not use if you are in one of these situations:

• Acute illness, trauma or surgery within the last 6 months
• Heart dysfunction
• Epilepsy
• High blood pressure
• High fever
• Infectious disease
• Malignant tumors
• Recent surgery
• Skin problems
• Pregnancy
• Undiagnosed pain syndromes
• Abdominal or inguinal hernia
• Painful and/or atrophied muscles
• Limited range of motion of skeletal joints

👉 With these precautions, your period simulator remains a safe and accessible experience for everyone.

I. Important

The menstrual pain simulator is based on electrical muscle stimulation (EMS/TENS) technology.

This type of device uses a standardized technical base , historically designed for various uses of muscle stimulation and massage.

This is why some fashion titles may refer to other areas of the body (acupuncture, massage, etc.).

👉 These names correspond to patterns of electrical impulses , and not to actual anatomical use.

As part of our awareness-raising activities, the simulator is used as an experiential tool , over a short period (approximately 1 to 2 hours per session), in order to reproduce the sensation of menstrual cramps.

II. Recommended methods for raising awareness of menstrual pain

After testing and adjustments, three modes were selected and adapted for this specific use.

These are the only modes we recommend for workshops, training sessions and events.

🔹 Mode 1 — Gradual activation

(Acupuncture Kneading Massage)

• Intensity that gradually increases
  
• Allows you to simulate the onset of the first contractions
  
• Ideal for starting a session and accompanying the build-up of sensation
  

🔹 Mode 2 — Rhythmic Contractions

(Fibrillation Massage)

• Regular and continuous pulse
  
• Reproduces established menstrual cramps
  
• Most commonly used mode during demonstrations
  

🔹 Mode 3 — Intense and localized contractions

(Lifting-Pinching Manipulation)

• More pronounced and targeted impulses
  
• Simulates sharp, intermittent pain spikes
  
• For use over short periods, with supervision
  

👉 These three modes were selected for their sensory coherence with menstrual pain, and their effectiveness in an educational and safe setting.

III. Scope of Use

• Recommended use: short, supervised sessions
  
• Intensity adjustable according to the audience
  
• The simulator is not a medical device
  
• It is used exclusively as a tool for raising awareness and understanding
  

All other features of the device are not necessary for this use.