Bard PureWick Female External Catheter

Price range: $12.12 through $360.60

The Bard PureWick Female External Catheter by BD is a non-invasive urine management solution designed to help collect urine from female patients using a compatible suction and collection system. Its soft, flexible fabric is designed with comfort in mind, making it suitable for use in healthcare facilities and home care settings.

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Description

The Bard PureWick Female External Catheter offers an external alternative to indwelling urinary catheters for appropriate female patients who require urine management. The device works with a compatible low-pressure suction system to wick urine away from the body and into a designated collection canister.

Its soft, flexible fabric is designed to support comfortable placement while helping manage urinary incontinence. The external design may also help limit prolonged skin exposure to moisture when used correctly as part of an appropriate care routine.

The PureWick Female External Catheter can be used in different positions, including lying down or sitting, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. It may be suitable for use in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home care environments.

Each catheter is intended for single-patient use. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for placement, cleaning of the surrounding skin, replacement, and safe operation with the compatible collection system.

  • Non-invasive external urine management design
  • Designed for female patients
  • Works with a compatible suction and urine collection system
  • Soft, flexible fabric for comfortable placement
  • Helps wick urine into a collection canister
  • Can be used in supported lying or seated positions
  • Suitable for appropriate hospital and home care settings
  • Single-patient use
  • Not made with natural rubber latex

The Bard PureWick Female External Catheter is a non-invasive urine management device designed to help collect urine from female patients without inserting a catheter into the body.