Extended Wear Male External Catheter
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By The Caregiving Wife from New Paltz, NY
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Features
Extended Wear Male External Catheter
- Easy to apply with plastic collar
- Securely attaches and seals to the skin
- Resist kinking and twisting
- Made of durable latex
Product Overview
Extended Wear Male External Catheter
Extended Wear Male External Catheter
The Extended Wear Male External Catheter is easy to apply with its plastic collar. The Everyday Male External Catheter securely attaches and seals to the skin by its integral adhesive. The Extended Wear Male External Catheter is made of durable latex that resists tearing and puncture, it also meets virtually all sizing needs with four sizes. It safely conducts urine through double convolutions that resist kinking and twisting, keeping fluid pathway open.
- Improved skin care made possible by Inner Flap that minimizes urine back flow.
- Easy to apply with its plastic collar; securely attaches and seals to the skin by its integral adhesive.
- Safely conducts urine through double convolutions that resist kinking and twisting, keeping fluid pathway open.
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Extended Wear Male External Catheter
Extended Wear Male External Catheter Reviews Summary
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5 out of 6 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Lightweight (2)
Safe (1)
Does not irritate meatus (1)
Does not kink (1)
Comfortable to wear (1)
Top Cons
Heavy (1)
Need skin tack (1)
Hard to apply (1)
Top Best Uses
Stroke patient (1)
Elderly (1)
Active outdoor activ (1)
Incontinence (1)
Pros:
Safe.
Lightweight.
Secure.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
My Son was in a car accident and now has brain injury, it is hard for him to wake up at night to go and this product has saved us a lot of wet nights! Easy to use and much more safer and convenient than an internal catheter. I would recommend this to anyone in a similar situation!
by Bobbette from Missouri
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
Does not irritate meatus.
Does not kink.
Comfortable to wear.
Cons:
Need skin tack.
Hard to apply.
Best Uses:
Active outdoor activ.
Incontinence.
Describe Yourself:
Good Health.
Athletic.
I have severe post RP incontinance and use ext. caths for outdoor activities where pads will be a problem. These are the best so far because they are very comfortable and stay put. However to insure they stay leakfree all day I use skin tack the get a better bond. Other caths,like the clear ones,kink and cause some pain on the "tender" area, these don't kink! What I don't like is they are awkward to apply, specifically when you pop them on from being rolled up plastic form they come on, they sort of jump off and are somewhat hard to control which can lead to not having them positioned just right. I (and others) consider myself to have above average motor skills. I have applied them over 100 times and still it is awkward when they jump off the plastic form.
by Ron the wet one from Saint Francisville, LA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Pros:
Safe.
Lightweight.
very good if needed to we.
can wear longer than day.
Cons:
none.
Best Uses:
more than 24 hrs.
Describe Yourself:
user.
Use it for daytime and overnight. And sometimes the next day (If i forget) with no problems.
by randsboy from lacey WA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Pros:
Safe.
Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Stroke patient.
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
The product is used during the overnight, so that caregivers don't have to be awakened every few hours to assist patient in urination.
by The Caregiving Wife from New Paltz, NY
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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 First time trying catheter of any type. Was recently diagnosed with atrophy of brain which affects balance and also seems to have affected my ability to control bladder urges. Not much of a problem when at home, but when shopping sometimes it is impossible to get to restroom before accident happens. Is an external catheter a viable option for me? Tired of having urine smelling jeans.
Asked on Sep 1, 2015 2:31:16 PM by Alex
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I currently use the Medium size Hollister 9207 extended wear catheter for my spouse and there seems to be leakage even though it appears to be sealed. Am I doing something wrong? Suggestions welcome
Asked on Aug 5, 2011 11:37:41 AM by MJ
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I have had some success with my son's external catheter by making sure he is very dry...I use a small hair dryer to make sure! Then I apply a skin shield product that is a little bit sticky when it dries. Then I apply the catheter. Hope this helps....
Answered on Jan 4, 2013 4:20:57 PM by Karen from Billings, MT
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I have put one of these on my partner nightly for about a year. He has multiple sclerosis and does not have sufficient manual dexterity to handle this himself. We have observed that no matter how carefully I apply it, there will be leakage if he chooses to urinate while lying on his back. As a result, and in order to prevent accidents during the night, he sleeps on his side and uses his hand to insure the tube flows naturally downward off the side of the bed when he begins to urinate. As long as he does this, these catheters have worked reliably for us. Note that we have had similar issues with other external catheters as well, but these are the ones covered by his insurance so we have found a way to make do rather than continually searching out and testing alternative brands or adhesives on our own dime, as the cost of these when we do have to buy them ourselves really ramps up pretty quickly.
Answered on Aug 18, 2015 7:27:29 PM by gingersnap642 from Connecticut
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Part Number(s): 094 2211, 094 1310, 094 1306 02, 094 1306 01, 094 1306 04, 094 2258, 094 1306 03, 094 1307
Mfg Part Number(s): 9209, 9208, 9207, 9206
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 1306 02, 094 1306 01, 094 1306 03, 094 1306 04, 094 2211, 094 2258, 094 1307, 094 1310
First time trying catheter of any type. Was recently diagnosed with atrophy of brain which affects balance and also seems to have affected my ability to control bladder
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I currently use the Medium size Hollister 9207 extended wear catheter for my spouse and there seems to be leakage even though it appears to be sealed. Am I doing something
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I have put one of these on my partner nightly for about a year. He has multiple sclerosis and does not have sufficient manual dexterity to handle this himself. We have
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