Features of Bard Cunningham Penile Clamp
- The Cunningham Clamp consists of a hinged metal frame with foam padding on the inner surface that contacts the penis
- 5 adjustable settings to control the amount of pressure exerted on the urethra to prevent urine leakage
- The clamp is adjustable to accommodate different sizes and levels of compression
- Designed for ease of use and can be easily applied by the user
- Features a locking mechanism to secure the clamp in place once it is adjusted to the desired compression level
- The device is discreet and can be worn under clothing without being easily noticeable
- Users can easily carry it with them while traveling or going about their daily activities
- The clamp is reusable and can be cleaned after each use. This makes it a cost-effective option compared to disposable alternatives
Note - It contains natural rubber latex
How does Cunningham Clamp work?
- It has a hinged, stainless steel frame supporting two soft foam rubber pads and a locking device
- The user is supposed to place the penis between the two foam pads and the hinged clamp is squeezed shut
- Lower foam pad has an inverted "V" which presses against the lower side of the penis exerting a closing pressure on the urethra
- A slight pressure on the urethral canal on the lower side of the penis prevents urine leakage
- The required pressure is achieved by the hump in the under part of the clamp
- For comfort and proper fit, the upper part of the clamp can be easily shaped by the fingers
- Penile clamp should be replaced every 3 months, or sooner if the foam deteriorates
Note - This Product is Non-returnable
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How do you use the Bard Cunningham Incontinence Clamp?
- Wash your hands thoroughly. Dry them with a clean cloth or paper towel
- Place your penis between the 2 foam pads on the incontinence clamp. The clamp should be halfway down the shaft of your penis.
- Tighten the clamp to compress your urethra. The large and regular clamps each have 5 settings that adjust the pressure on your urethra. Place the penis between the ratchet catch to adjust the pressure. To release the catch, press inward on both of the spring wire loops. The juvenile clamp is not adjustable.
- Shape the upper foam pad with your fingers to help it fit better and feel more comfortable
- To urinate, release your clamp
- After you are finished urinating, put your clamp back on to prevent dribbling. If possible, place the clamp on a slightly different part of your shaft.
Important tips
- Do not use the clamp at night while you are sleeping. Use adult urinary pads for leakage.
- Make sure your penile clamp is not tight on your penis. This will help you maintain blood circulation and prevent skin irritation. It is important that you have proper sensation in your penis so that you can feel anything that is painful or irritating.
- After repeated usage and proper maintenance, inspect the product for signs of deterioration or damage like cracking, discoloration, or separation of foam.
How do you measure a Cunningham clamp?
Sizes include: large, regular, or juvenile.
To find the correct size, you will need to measure the area around the shaft of your penis while compressing it slightly.
To measure for the penile clamp, gently compress the middle of your shaft with your thumb and forefinger. Apply slight pressure as if stopping the flow of urine. Then, measure the area around your shaft using a tape measure.
- If your shaft is 3 inches, you will need the large clamp
- If your shaft is 2 inches, you will need the regular clamp
- If your shaft is 1½ inches, you will need the juvenile clamp
How to clean?
- Hand wash your clamp in a sink with mild soap and warm water. Do not use bleach, detergent, or hot water on your clamp.
- Rinse it thoroughly in cool, clean water
- Gently squeeze the foam to get rid of excess water
- Let your clamp dry in a cool place away from excess heat or direct sunlight. Do not put it in the washer or dryer or use a blow dryer on it.
Cautions:
- Federal (U.S.A.) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician
- Cunningham Clamp for urinary incontinence contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions
FAQs
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What is the purpose of the Cunningham Clamp?
Bard Cunningham Incontinence Clamp is designed to manage stress incontinence, which involves urinary leakage during activities such as straining, coughing, or lifting. It applies gentle pressure to both the upper and lower sides of the penis's urethra to address this issue.
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How long can you wear a penile clamp?
It is recommended to release your Bard Cunningham Penile Clip every 1 - 2 hours to allow urine to flow. This is important in order to avoid urinary tract infections. Every 2 hours, move the clamp up or down your shaft. Do not keep it clamped for more than 2 hours in the same place.
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Are penile clamps safe?
The penile clamp can cause serious complications, such as discomfort, urethral erosion, obstruction, and edema, if used constantly or for long periods of time. This system is used appropriately and for short periods, helping to keep the wearer dry and without fear of an accident.
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How long can you leave Cunningham clamp on?
It can last 3 to 4 months with minimum maintenance.
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Does the cunningham clamp restrict blood flow in the penis?
No, this clamp helps stop the urine flow and does not make any difference in the blood flow rate.
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Is there any prescription required for Bard Cunningham Clamp?
No, this incontinence control device does not require any prescription.
Cunningham Incontinence Clamp Size Chart
Item No. |
Name |
Shaft |
4052 |
Juvinile |
1/2 inches (3.8 centimeters) |
4053 |
Regular |
2 inches (5 centimeters) |
4054 |
Large |
3 inches (7.6 centimeters) |
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