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This app connects to a non-invasive neurostimulator to help manage overactive bladder. It offers guided therapy sessions, treatment tracking, and device monitoring for enrolled participants in a clinical study.
What's New in NiNA
1.1.0(16)
July 13, 2026
FAQ
How do I get access to NiNA?
NiNA is exclusively distributed to enrolled participants in an authorized clinical study. Access requires a clinical invitation link and credentials provided by the study site. It cannot be used without a prescribed NiNA device and active study enrollment.
What is the NiNA device?
NiNA is an investigational non-invasive neurostimulator designed to help manage overactive bladder (OAB). It is currently being studied under a clinical trial to evaluate its safety and effectiveness.
What are the treatment programs in NiNA?
NiNA offers structured treatment programs, including the RESTORE program which involves 28 days of daily sessions. After completing RESTORE, users transition to the MAINTAIN program for ongoing care.
How long are the guided therapy sessions?
Each guided therapy session in NiNA lasts for 30 minutes. During these sessions, users can adjust the intensity in real-time and receive feedback.
Can I use NiNA without a prescription?
No, NiNA is an investigational device and requires enrollment in a clinical trial. It is intended for use only under the direction and supervision of a qualified healthcare professional.
Does NiNA provide medical advice?
NiNA does not provide diagnoses or treatment advice outside the supervised study. It is crucial to consult your doctor before making any medical decisions or changes to your treatment plan.
What kind of device diagnostics does NiNA offer?
NiNA provides real-time monitoring of your device's battery level, electrode status, and pad connection diagnostics. This helps ensure your NiNA device is functioning correctly.
How often is NiNA updated?
The latest version of NiNA is 1.1.0(16), last updated on 2026-07-13. The app supports over-the-air firmware updates for the connected NiNA device.
