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Flyte Joins NAFC As A Trusted Partner

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Contact: Steven Gregg

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NAFC And Flyte Partner To Raise Awareness About Pelvic Health

Charleston, SC (April 1, 2023) – NAFC is proud to name Flyte as a 2023 Trusted Partner.

The National Association for Continence, the nation’s leading advocate for people living with bladder and bowel disorders, announced today that Flyte’s committment to NAFC’s Trusted Partner Program. NAFC Trusted Partners are organizations that have demonstrated an industry-leading standard for incontinence care product quality and customer service.

For more than 30 years, the NAFC has worked directly with members of the industry to fulfill its mission of educating patients and providing access to effective, proven products. Trusted Partners are selected following a rigorous review process that ensures they meet or exceed customer expectations for product excellence, value, and responsiveness.

“NAFC seeks to provide consumers with information new innovations and ways to treat their condition,” said Steve Gregg, executive director of the non-profit NAFC. “As the foremost voice for those facing incontinence, we have a responsibility to make certain that the companies we recommend pass a very high bar. Flyte’s novel treatment, which helps women improve their pelvic floor health and reduce bladder leaks, does that.”

ABOUT Flyte

Flyte is a women’s health company on a mission to empower and educate women to restore their pelvic health and live without limitations or bladder leaks. Their product, Flyte, is an FDA-cleared novel treatment that tones your pelvic floor muscles and improves bladder leaks in only 5 minutes a day for 6 weeks. Flyte delivers mechanotherapy, gentle mechanical pulses that when paired with an active pelvic floor contraction stimulate the body’s natural healing response to amplify the benefits of a Kegel by 39x. It’s simple, effective, and clinically proven. With a free Ask A (Pelvic) Physical Therapist Service and private Facebook group moderated by Doctors of Physical Therapy and pelvic health experts, Flyte supports women throughout their journeys to better bladder health and improved quality of life.

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