GN BODYDOCTOR Product Guide: Kegel, Re:pair, or EMS Waist Belt?
GN BODYDOCTOR offers three distinct device formats: a seated Kegel exerciser, the Re:pair high-frequency device with footrest and handpieces, and a waist-worn EMS belt. The most useful starting point is understanding how each product is set up and used.
Here is a side-by-side guide to the product features described in the GN BODYDOCTOR catalog.
Compare the three devices
Product | Format | Controls described in the catalog | Setup to review |
Kegel Exercise Device | External, seated device using low-frequency EMS | Five training programs; intensity settings from 0 to 99 | Seat placement, contact preparation, and the model's session instructions |
High-Frequency Re:pair | Footrest with separate face and body handpieces; high-frequency and LED functions | Mode, time, and intensity controls; 10 intensity levels | Footrest or handpiece mode, correct accessory, and required preparation |
EMS Waist Belt | Waist-worn belt with reusable EMS pads and a separate controller | Five modes; intensity settings from 0 to 36 | Belt fit, pad preparation, controller connection, and mode selection |
Intensity scales belong to each model. A setting on one device should not be treated as the equivalent setting on another.
Kegel Exercise Device: a seated format
The Kegel Exercise Device is designed for seated use and has an external contact surface. Its low-frequency EMS programs and intensity controls are built into the device.
This format centers the routine around one seated position. Before getting started, review the supplied manual's directions for preparing the contact surface, sitting on the device, and selecting a setting. The product page and demonstration video can help you recognize the controls before your first session.
Re:pair: footrest and handpiece options
Re:pair combines a footrest with dedicated face and body handpieces. The catalog lists high-frequency and LED functions, with separate operating modes for the different accessories.
Its setup depends on the mode you choose. Footrest preparation differs from handpiece preparation, which includes the specified lotion and the correct face or body mode. Check the instructions for the accessory you plan to use instead of treating every mode as the same routine.
The device's controls let you select the mode, time, and intensity. Review those controls and the cleaning instructions before putting the device away.
EMS Waist Belt: a wearable format
The EMS Waist Belt wraps around the waist and uses a separate controller. Its catalog describes five operating modes, adjustable intensity, and reusable pads prepared with moisture rather than a separate gel.
Before use, check how to prepare the pads, fit the belt, connect the controller, and select a mode. Follow the model's directions for cleaning and storing the belt after a session.
Three things to check before getting started
Confirm your exact model. Keep its manual nearby. Settings and accessories differ across the range.
Review the preparation steps. The Kegel contact surface, Re:pair handpieces, and EMS belt pads have different requirements.
Find the controls before turning it on. Locate power, mode, intensity, and time controls where applicable, then follow the supplied instructions.
Common questions
Are all three products EMS devices?
The Kegel Exercise Device and EMS Waist Belt use low-frequency EMS. Re:pair uses high-frequency and LED functions and has a different set of accessories and operating modes.
Can I use the same settings and preparation for every product?
Each model has its own controls, contact surfaces, and preparation instructions. Use the manual for that product, including its directions for settings, session length, and cleaning.
Where can I compare the current products or ask a question?
Visit the GN BODYDOCTOR shop for current product details. For questions about a model, an accessory, or your order, contact GN BODYDOCTOR USA.
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