Uresta Launched Redesigned Bladder Support Device
The new version of the over-the-counter vaginal device aims to improve ease of removal for women managing stress incontinence.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Women’s Health
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Uresta has introduced the Uresta 2.0, an FDA-cleared, reusable vaginal bladder support device designed to help women manage stress urinary incontinence. The updated device is now available for purchase across the United States.
Why it matters
Design updates were implemented following user feedback to increase confidence during device removal. This change aims to improve the practical experience for individuals using nonsurgical support options for bladder control.
The Uresta 2.0 is an FDA-cleared vaginal bladder support device for stress urinary incontinence. Its efficacy in providing symptom relief has been established through the regulatory clearance process, though head-to-head clinical performance data for this specific redesign remains unknown.
The players
Uresta
A medical device company that develops reusable, over-the-counter vaginal bladder support products for women managing stress urinary incontinence.
The details
The device functions by providing support to the urethra to prevent leakage during physical activity. The Uresta 2.0 incorporates a redesigned handle featuring a finger hole, allowing for more secure grip during insertion and removal. Additionally, users can now attach an optional, single-use removal string to further aid in the removal process.
Timeline
Uresta 2.0 launched on October 9, 2026.
Health Landscape
The introduction of the Uresta 2.0 reflects a broader industry move toward refining nonsurgical tools for managing pelvic health. It sits within the established category of FDA-cleared vaginal support devices designed to offer accessible, non-pharmacological care options.
If you are managing stress urinary incontinence, these design changes may make the device more comfortable or easier to use. It is worth discussing with your doctor whether a vaginal support device is a suitable component of your overall bladder health management plan.
The takeaway
The Uresta 2.0 offers new ergonomic features for those seeking non-invasive bladder support. If you experience urinary leakage, consider keeping a symptom log to share with your physician during your next visit to determine the most effective management strategy.
Further reading
For more on managing common pelvic health conditions, visit our Women’s Health section.
More information
For full product details and specifications, visit the Uresta product website.
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