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A clinical study with 21 Zida participants has demonstrated an 80% treatment success rate in reduction of urinary urgency, as well as reductions in frequency and incontinence when compared to a sham device.
Medical device available under prescription only
In a clinical investigation study, the treatment success rate in the ZIDA device arm was 80%, as compared to the treatment success rate of 39% in the sham control arm.
A clinical study (21 participants using Zida device) has demonstrated an average reduction of 71% urge incontinence from baseline to week 12.
A clinical study (21 participants using Zida device) has demonstrated an average reduction of 62% of urgent voids from baseline to week 12.
Based on clinical study survey responses by 21 Zida participants who rated ease of use (average 7.7/10).

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A clinical study with 21 Zida participants has demonstrated an 80% treatment success rate in reduction of urinary urgency, as well as reductions in frequency and incontinence when compared to a sham device.
Medical device available under prescription only
In a clinical investigation study, the treatment success rate in the ZIDA device arm was 80%, as compared to the treatment success rate of 39% in the sham control arm.
A clinical study (21 participants using Zida device) has demonstrated an average reduction of 71% urge incontinence from baseline to week 12.
A clinical study (21 participants using Zida device) has demonstrated an average reduction of 62% of urgent voids from baseline to week 12.
Based on clinical study survey responses by 21 Zida participants who rated ease of use (average 7.7/10).