Clear Advantage Male External Catheter with Aloe
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- Premium one-piece external catheter
- Contains aloe in the adhesive to protect the skin
- Designed for maximum wear time
- Kink-resistant to prevent urine backflow
- Breathable skin-friendly silicone catheters
- 100% latex-free; made of silicone
- Self-adhering
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.
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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 from NJ, USA
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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 from cal
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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, 6100, 6400, 6200, C6300, C6100
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 0672 05, 094 1167, 094 0672 02, 094 0672 03, 094 0672 01, 094 1168, 094 0675, 094 0674, 094 0673, 094 0076