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Structure and Composition of Silicone Urinal

Plastic urine bags, plastic catheters, silicone urinary drainage bags, elastic fixation bands.

Application Scope of Silicone Urinal

Suitable for patients with urinary incontinence due to various reasons and those who are bedridden for a long time.

How to use the silicone urine collector

1. Apply the triangular cotton fabric in front of the lower abdomen.
2. The male penis is inserted into the urine collection sac. If elderly patients with atrophy (those with a penis length less than three centimeters) need to use specialized underwear products, the testicles and penis should be inserted together into the urine collection sac.
3. The woman uses the urine bag to cover the vulva, and the tip of the small protrusion at the lower end of the urine bag should be placed in the concave area of the anus. This is designed based on human body curves, which helps prevent urinary leakage in female patients during use. Special attention should be paid to this point during operation.
4. Waistband: It is suitable for waist sizes ranging from 2.2 to 3.0. The rear strap wraps around the back and reaches both sides of the waistband, and the buckle holes should be adjusted to the appropriate position based on leg size.
5. The urine storage bag is hung next to the bed. Once it is full, the cross-valve at the bottom can be opened promptly for drainage. When traveling, the bag can be secured in an appropriate position on the calf, making it suitable for outdoor trips. With a user-friendly curved design, it prevents urine leakage. The silicone funnel exhaust port features a switch-type design, which can be turned on or off or used for flushing as needed. It provides breathability and drying, makes flushing easy (preventing dampness and heat-related infections in summer), and helps quickly empty the urine.

Efficacy of silicone urine collection device products

Reduce the occurrence of pressure ulcers in bedridden patients, prevent urinary tract infections caused by catheterization, and eliminate the discomfort caused by urine immersion. Avoid frequent changes to bedding to reduce the burden on both patients and caregivers.