Urimed® Vision Standard
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Self adhering male external catheter for the management of adult male urinary incontinence
Urimed® Vision Standard male external catheters can improve the quality of life of your patients with urinary incontinence. The product is easy to handle, efficient and reliable. It can be used equally effectively to support your patients with inpatient therapy or at home. Relative to comparable competitor products on the market, Urimed® Vision has shown great results in terms of Water vapor permeability to allow better skin ventilation, peeling strength which might reduce the risk of leakage and edge thickness which can lead to a better wearing comfort.
Urimed® Vision Standard has a length of 80 ± 5 mm and is available in five different diameters 25 mm, 29 mm, 32 mm, 36 mm and 41 mm. The male external catheters must be connected to a urine collection pouch such as Urimed® urine bag allowing 24 hours of autonomy for the patients .
Each package includes 30 units with individual blister packaging.
Advantages
- Easy to handle
- Efficient
- Reliable
- Different lengths and diameters to help ensure a good fit
- Effective fitting with the measurer included to determine the right product size
- Individual blister packaging
- Washable towel included for product usage without prior cutting of pubic hair
- Connection possible to Urimed® Bags
- 100 % silicone: high skin tolerance which limits allergic reactions1
- Not made with Latex, PVC and DEHP
- Transparent material allows easy monitoring of skin condition
- Well-balanced adhesive strength keeps product in place and reduces risk of urine leakage and stagnation
- Allows patient autonomy up to 24 hours
- Available in boxes of 15 and 30 units
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1 Lund HG, Turkle J, Jewell ML, Murphy DK. Low Risk of Skin and Nipple Sensitivity and Lactation Issues After Primary Breast Augmentation with Form-Stable Silicone Implants: Follow-Up in 4927 Subjects. Aesthet Surg J. 2016 Jun;36(6):672-80. doi: 10.1093/asj/sjv266. Epub 2016 Apr 26. PMID: 27118002; PMCID: PMC5127413.