Designed for Men

Male Urinary Sheath Condom Catheters are an ideal latex-free incontinence solution for men who prefer not to use disposable products. They allow urine to pass through into a discreet leg bag so that it can be easily disposed of. Leg bags are sold separately.

Protection Against Leaks

As urine passes directly into a sealed leg bag, the Male Urinary Sheath Condom Catheter is much less likely to leak than some disposable and washable products.

Odour Control

Reducing the risk of leaks minimises the risk of unwanted odours. When applied correctly, Male Urinary Sheath Condom Catheters offer complete odour control.

Easy to Apply and Completely Secure

Male Urinary Sheath Condom Catheters are simple to apply and can be worn for up to 24 hours before they need to be removed. For more information on how to use this product, please refer to the instructions below or the downloadable PDF.

Sizing Instructions

Male Urinary Sheath Condom Catheters come in a range of diameters. To measure the correct size:

• Cut a strip of paper from an A4 sheet of paper (approx 20mm wide).
• Pass the strip around the penis near the base.
• Mark the circumference size on the paper.
• Lay the paper strip flat and measure to the mark in mm.
• Divide this value by 3 to find the diameter.
• Select a sheath that is the same or slightly larger than your measured diameter.
• For example, a 90mm paper length would mean a 30mm diameter. Your choice would be the 30-33mm diameter sheath.

How To Use

Preparation:

• Clean and thoroughly dry the penis and surrounding area before use.
• Avoid shaving the pubic area to prevent irritation. Trimming is acceptable if needed.
• Ensure that the foreskin is kept forward during the application of the catheter.

Applying the Catheter:

• Place the self-adhesive catheter onto the penis, leaving a gap of approximately 2cm between the tip of the penis and the exit hole of the sheath.
• Once applied, grip the sheath for about 10 seconds to warm and secure the adhesive in place.
• The catheter should be worn no longer than 24 hours.
• Connect the leg bag to the end of the sheath to allow urine to pass through and facilitate easy disposal.

Catheter Removal:

• It is recommended to remove the catheter while bathing or showering, as warm water and soap can make removal easier.
• The pubic area should be cleaned, dried and aired before replacing the used sheath with a new one.
• Wait at least 30 minutes before applying another catheter after removal.
• Dispose of the used sheaths in the usual household rubbish.