Clear Advantage with Aloe Male External Catheter
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Featured Customer ReviewUsed for Alzheimer patient. Helps avoid bedsores by allowin... [ read more ]
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Features
Clear Advantage with Aloe Male External Catheter
- Premium one-piece external catheter
- Contains Aloe - good for skin
- Designed for maximum wear time
- Kink-resistant to eliminate catheter blow offs
- Breathable skin-friendly silicone catheters
- 100% latex-free
Product Overview
Clear Advantage with Aloe Male External Catheter
Clear Advantage with Aloe External Catheter
The Clear Advantage Male External Catheter is a premium 100% latex-free, silicone self-adhering, one-piece catheter designed for maximum wear time. It features aloe in the adhesive and a kink-resistant nozzle designed to prevent urine backflow.
Features:
- Latex free - Hypoallergenic
- Silicone
- Contains aloe
- Self-adhering
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Clear Advantage with Aloe Male External Catheter
Clear Advantage with Aloe Male External Catheter Reviews Summary
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7 out of 7 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Easy Storage (1)
Stays in place (1)
Lightweight (1)
Sturdy (1)
Safe (1)
Top Cons
Difficult to remove (1)
Insufficient Instructions (1)
Top Best Uses
Leukophoresis (1)
Pros:
sure beats changing bed.
Cons:
hard to get off.
Best Uses:
bedtime 4 husband.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Husband has dementia with lewy bodies which makes it difficult 4 him to get around. So at bedtime I put this on and I dont have 2 get out of bed and run around other side to get male urinal 4 him, sometimes don't get there in time, that means changing everything. this stops all that as long as I can stop him from pulling it off! they are a little difficult to get off without hurting him a bit. have tried the warm cloth, doesnt help. but i am thankful for them as i get more sleep this way.
by naturegirl from palm coast fl
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Used for Alzheimer patient. Helps avoid
bedsores by allowing urine to run into bag instead of sitting on skin
by TSS from Virginia
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Easy Storage.
Lightweight.
Safe.
Sturdy.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.
Caregiver.
Great for caregiver.
by gaisark from Orlando FL
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Safe.
Safe and easy to use
by Tanya from Millersville MD
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Clear Advantage with Aloe Male External Catheter
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 What are alternatives for someone with a wide, blunt-shaped glans? The pointed end on this product means it unrolls too soon and adhesive sticks to my glans.
Asked on Jun 17, 2014 5:57:58 PM by Stu
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How do we remove the external cath without hurting him? The adhesive is so strong that it's hard to get it off him.
Asked on Apr 7, 2013 2:32:47 PM by Mona
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I use a wet wash cloth. You can squeeze water on the external catheter first and then use the wet wash cloth to lightly roll the catheter off. You may need to repeat the process a few times to get it off. Remember, do not just peel off the catheter. If you do, you might peel off some of the skin too!
Answered on Mar 28, 2014 2:27:15 PM by jenny from Long Beach, NY
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Some of these do seem to have more adhesive than others! When removing these, always push the skin away from the catheter as you gently roll the catheter down all the way around. Never pull the catheter off of the skin, or the skin may go with it! A soapy washcloth does seem to help a great deal. Work the suds under the edge of the catheter to help loosen the adhesive. They also make adhesive remover wipes that help with the most stubborn ones, just be careful to wash all of it off before applying a fresh catheter. We have used these since they came on the market and have been very pleased with their staying power to prevent accidents.
Answered on Jul 24, 2014 11:41:46 AM by Wife of quad from South Carolina
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do you need a dr to recomend the use of it ? & how to tell thhe size ?
Asked on Dec 22, 2011 4:53:17 PM by dick
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I would definitely discuss using this product with your physician first. You don't need a prescription, of course, but I think it's good to determine if this is the right product for you. I used external catheters for my grandfather for a year before he switched to a Foley cath, and our physician helped guide me through the process even though we did everything at home. (A visiting nurse manages the Foley catheter.)
Size is measured by girth, not length. We initially ordered a couple in various sizes and determined which was most comfortable, and then ordered a case in that size. It should be comfortable and stay on. You definitely don't want one that slips off, but neither should it be too tight. You will know the right size when you find it.
External catheters worked very well for my grandfather for quite some time and really improved his quality of life. Just make sure to find one that is comfortable and use the right products (prep and removal wipes), and maintain really good hygiene. Good luck!
Answered on Dec 17, 2012 5:37:42 PM by Egrain from Riverside, CA
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No, you don't need a doctor's recommendation. For sizing find a sizing chart to print out and use like this one: http://www.urinedevice.com/pdfs/sizing-chart.pdf or buy several sizes the first time.
Answered on Jan 4, 2013 6:05:43 PM by Pamsc from South Carolina
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Part Number(s): 094 0076, 094 1168, 094 0673, 094 1167, 094 0675, 094 0672 05, 094 0674, 094 0672 02, 094 0672 03, 094 0672 01
Mfg Part Number(s): 6500, 6400, 6100, C6300, 6200, C6100
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 0672 05, 094 0672 02, 094 1167, 094 0672 01, 094 0672 03, 094 1168, 094 0673, 094 0675, 094 0674, 094 0076
What are alternatives for someone with a wide, blunt-shaped glans? The pointed end on this product means it unrolls too soon and adhesive sticks to my glans.
How do we remove the external cath without hurting him? The adhesive is so strong that it's hard to get it off him.
Some of these do seem to have more adhesive than others! When removing these, always push the skin away from the catheter as you gently roll the catheter down all the way
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do you need a dr to recomend the use of it ? & how to tell thhe size ?
I would definitely discuss using this product with your physician first. You don't need a prescription, of course, but I think it's good to determine if this is the right
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