PureWick Male External Catheter | Case of 30 | Carewell

About PureWick Male External Catheter The PureWick Male External Catheter offers a non-invasive solution for managing male urinary incontinence. It features a unique wicking material that draws urine away from the skin, ensuring comfort and minimizing the risk of irritation. This collected urine is then gently pulled into a collection canister by the PureWick Urine Collection System. Key Benefits & Features Skin-Protecting Wicking Material: Quickly absorbs urine upon contact, keeping skin dry and comfortable. Leak-Resistant Design: Full adhesive seal around the catheter minimizes leakage for worry-free use. Simple Application: Designed for easy placement in just a few steps. Single Use Catheter: The PureWick Male External Catheter is a single-use device and should be replaced at least every 24 hours, or sooner if soiled. Suction Level: Provides approximately 120 mmHg - 140 mmHg of suction. Latex-free: The PureWick Male External Catheter is not made with natural rubber latex. Indication for Use: The device is intended for non-invasive urine output management, such as urinary incontinence, in users with male anatomy. Who Should Be Using This Product? PureWick Male External Catheters are ideal for: Male patients/users who are experiencing urinary incontinence Male patients/users who experience daytime or nighttime urinary frequency and may be at risk for falling Male patients/users with urinary incontinence that may result in skin irritation Male patients/users who have anatomy incompatible for condom catheters Brand PureWick Manufacturer Bard Application Male external catheter Size One size fits most Sterility Non-sterile Usage Single use PureWick Male External Catheter FAQs Is the PureWick Male External Catheter reusable? No, it is a single-use device that should be replaced at least every 24 hours, or immediately if soiled with blood, feces, or semen. My loved one needs more support than I can provide alone. Can you help? If you're managing complex care beyond supplies, our Care Coordination team can help you build a personalized plan-which may be covered by Medicare for eligible members. We navigate insurance coverage, coordinate with providers, and connect you to services like in-home support, transportation assistance, and meal programs. Most members pay nothing out of pocket. [Learn about Care Coordination Services] Who is not a good candidate for the PureWick System? Users with urinary retention Agitated, combative, or uncooperative patients/users that might remove the PureWick Male External Catheter Patients/users that have frequent episodes of bowel incontinence Patients/users experiencing skin irritation or breakdown at the site The label on the PureWick Urine Collection System says the product contains lead. What part of the device contains lead? The power cord is the part of the device that contains lead. The lead is contained in the interior wiring of thepower cord. How often do you need to replace the canister and tubing? Replace the canister and tubing according to the PureWick Urine Collection System User Guide. Canister andtubing to be replaced every 60 days or per facility protocol, whichever is sooner. Is the PureWick Male External Catheter made with latex? No, the PureWick Male External Catheter is not made with natural rubber latex. How do you test the suction of the PureWick Urine Collection System? Remove the PureWick Male External Catheter from the collector tubing and place the open end of the collector tubing into a container of water. If the PureWick Urine Collection System suctions 500 mL or more of water in a 20 second period, then the system is suctioning properly. If the system is not suctioning properly, please refer to the PureWick Urine Collection System user guide for troubleshooting steps. How often should the accessories and PureWick Urine Collection System be cleaned? The accessories and the PureWick Urine Collection System should be cleaned and disinfected daily. Detailedinstructions on cleaning and disinfection are outlined in the PureWick Urine Collection System User Guide. Can users wear underwear? As long as the material does not block the vents on the front of the device or does not allow for sufficient airflowthrough the device. Avoid wearing tight clothing or briefs. Why does pubic hair need to be trimmed before using the device? Pubic hair should be trimmed or clipped to ensure the device securely adheres to the skin and provides a full seal. What are additional items needed for application? You might need hair trimmers or clippers, soap or water wipes, and a drying towel. Related Articles Learn About Care Coordination Services: Medicare & Care Navigation Help No More Accidents: Tips for Choosing the Best Catheter How to Care for a Catheter: Step-by-step Guides for Emptying & Cleaning Male & Female