PureWick Urine Collection System with Battery

Features of PureWick Urinary System

• The system with the fully charged battery will supply up to 8 hours of power before requiring recharging
• The built-in battery recharges any time the device is plugged into an outlet and can still be used while charging
• Designed to keep skin dry by wicking urine away from the body, this reduces the risk of moisture lesions
• Non-sterile, one size fits most, and are intended for single patient use
• The absorbent wick is designed for 8 - 12 hours of use
• Can be used while lying down or seated in a reclined position
• Uses suction and a soft, flexible wick to draw urine away from the body and into a sealed collection canister

PureWick Urine Collection System Includes

Frequently Bought Together

• Mckesson Rinse-Free Fresh Scent Perineal Liquid Wash
• Prevail Adult Washcloths - with Aloe, Chamomile and Vitamin E
• Cardinal Health Irrigation Tray
• Also Available:
  • PureWick Female External Catheter
  • PureWick Urine Collection Kit

How to use PureWick Catheter System?

Setting up your PureWick Catheter System

1. Plug the power cord into the device outlet and into an A/C power outlet.
   • Note: Make sure the power switch is turned OFF
2. Place the collection canister in the base and press down firmly on the lid of the device, making sure the lid is sealed
3. Optional: If you are using the optional privacy cover, slip the cover onto the canister before placing the canister into the base
4. Attach the pump tubing (short tube) to the Urine Collection System connector port and to the connector port on the collection canister lid
5. Attach the elbow connector to the collector tubing (a long tube) and connect the elbow connector to the connector port on the collection canister lid
6. Connect other ends of collector tubing (long tube) to the PureWick external catheter

 

Place the PureWick Female External Catheter

1. Perform perineal care and assess skin integrity
2. Separate legs, gluteus muscles, and labia
3. Palpate pubic bone as anatomical marker
4. With the soft gauze side facing the patient, align the distal end at the gluteal cleft
5. Gently tuck soft gauze side between separated gluteus and labia

Removal and Maintenance

1. Fully separate the legs, gluteus, and labia
2. To avoid potential skin injury upon removal, gently pull the female external catheter directly outward
3. Ensure suction is maintained while removing the female catheter
4. Replace at least every 8 to 12 hours or if soiled with feces or blood
5. Assess skin for compromise and perform perineal care prior to placement of a new female external catheter

PureWick Urine System FAQs

1. Can I use the PureWick System while it's charging?

Yes, the built-in battery recharges whenever the device is plugged into an outlet and can be used while it is charging.

2. How much urine can the collection canister hold?

The PureWick™ Urine Collection System 2000cc (mL) canister should be emptied before volume reaches 1800cc (mL), or as needed.

3. Can I use the PureWick System on my own?

Absolutely! It is easy to set up from start to finish, and the PureWick Female External Catheter can be placed in a few steps.

4. Is the PureWick System quiet?

Users and caregivers agree that the system is quiet enough not to disturb the user's sleep.

5. Why would I need a PureWick System with the battery option?

The built-in battery protection is a convenient option that keeps the system running for up to 8 hours in the event of a power outage or if an outlet is not nearby.

6. How does the battery charge?

The device's built-in battery recharges whenever plugged into an outlet. A full charge requires 12 hours of continuous charging.

7. Do I have to keep the PureWick Urine Collection System in a specific location?

Place the PureWick Urine Collection System on a flat surface, as it is compact (9” x 6.5” x 11”) and fits easily on nightstands or tables. Keep it nearby while sleeping.

8. How often do you need to replace the canister and tubing?

Replace the canister and tubing every 60 days or sooner if signs of degradation are observed.

9. How often should I clean the canister and tubing?

The collection canister, canister lid, collector tubing, and pump tubing should be cleaned and disinfected after each use.