Urocare Uro-Con Texas Style Male External Catheter With Urofoam

Uro-Con Texas Style Male External Catheter Features

• Using a Condom type sheath makes these catheters fully collapsible to prevent pooled urine a major cause of skin irritation and break-down 
• Back side of the pouch contains detailed, illustrated, application instructions 
• Each Uro-Con catheter has:
  • a thin, latex sheath similar to a condom—which is rolled over the head and shaft of the penis
  • is attached to a 4"(10cm) or 2"(5cm) white-silicone tube—where urine is drained from into a bag or other collection device by an plastic catheter insert.
  • Using a Condom type sheath makes these catheters fully collapsible to prevent pooled urine a major cause of skin irritation and break-down
• Packaged individually in a window pouch allowing for quick, easy product identification without opening the pouch
• Uro-Con male external catheters can also be packaged with protective skin barrier wipes
   

Three-piece Construction Technique:

• Uro-Con High-Quality Latex Sheaths:
  • These latex sheaths are used in conjunction with Uro-Con Catheter Inserts and pliable white-silicone tubing to construct Uro-ConTexas-Style male external catheters
• Uro-Con Catheter Inserts:
  • Used to join Uro-Con high-quality latex sheaths and pliable, white-silicone tubing to make Uro-Con Texas-Style male external catheters
• White-Silicone Drainage Tubing: 
  • This tubing may be easily cut to desired length and used as an extension between Uro-Con male external catheters

• Also available (separately)
  • Urocare Urofoam Adhesive Foam Strips (Code 5100)
  • Urocare Uro-Con Texas Style Male External Catheter 
  • Urocare Uro-Con Texas Style Male External Catheter With Urofoam And Uro-Prep

What to buy with Uro-Con Texas Style Male External Catheter

• Prevail Adult Washcloths - with Aloe, Chamomile and Vitamin E
• ConvaTec Aloe Vesta Perineal Or Skin Cleanser
• Hollister Urinary Leg Bag

How to use Urocare Uro-Con Male External Catheter?

• Method A: Use Urofoam-1 Single-Sided Adhesive Foam Strip
  • Trim pubic hair if necessary. Thoroughly clean penis and let dry. Then place catheter over head of penis as shown in figure and unroll catheter sheath down entire penis shaft.
  • Remove paper liner from Urofoam-1 adhesive foam strip.
  • Starting just behind the head of the penis, with the adhesive side down, spiral-wrap the Urofoam-1 adhesive strip snugly around catheter.
  • Caution: To avoid circulation restriction, do not wrap the adhesive strip too tight Connect to drainage system and check periodically

• Method B: Use Urofoam-2 Double-Sided Adhesive Foam Strip
  • Trim pubic hair if necessary. Thoroughly clean penis and let dry.
  • Remove shorter paper liner Urofoam-2 adhesive foam strip.
  • Starting just behind the head of the penis, with the adhesive side down, spiral-wrap the Urofoam-2 approximately a 3/4 wrap. Then remove the second paper liner as needed and continue around the penis.
  • Caution: To avoid circulation restriction, do not wrap the adhesive strip too tight. Then place catheter over head of penis and unroll catheter sheath down entire penis shaft. Connect to drainage system and check periodically.

• Method C: Use Uro-Bond Brush-on Silicone Adhesive only
  • Trim pubic hair if necessary. Thoroughly clean penis and let dry.
  • To apply Uro-Bond silicone adhesive, paint penis shaft evenly with silicone adhesive—be certain to encircle entire penis shaft. Wait 1 minute to get tacky. - Unroll catheter sheath smoothly, making good contact with silicone adhesive. Press sheath firmly onto skin to remove any air pockets or creases in sheath to ensure a leak-proof seal.

• Method D: Use Uro-Bond and Constay Tape or Urofoam -1
  • Trim pubic hair if necessary. Thoroughly clean penis and let dry.
  • To apply Uro-Bond silicone adhesive, paint penis shaft evenly with silicone adhesive—be certain to encircle entire penis shaft. Wait 1 minute to get tacky
  • Unroll catheter sheath smoothly, making good contact with silicone adhesive. Press sheath firmly onto skin to remove any air pockets or creases in sheath to ensure a leak-proof seal.
  • Remove bead (rubber ring) if necessary
  • Cut enough Constay tape to encircle penis at least once or use a Urofoam -1 strip to encircle penis. Place the Constay or Urofoam -1 strip half on and half off the catheter sheath.
  • Connect to drainage system and check periodically

• Method E: Use: Uro-Bond and Constay Tape or Urofoam -1
  • Trim pubic hair if necessary. Thoroughly clean penis and let dry.
  • To apply Uro-Bond silicone adhesive, paint penis shaft evenly with silicone adhesive—be certain to encircle entire penis shaft. Wait 1 minute to get tacky - - Unroll catheter sheath smoothly, making good contact with silicone adhesive. Press sheath firmly onto skin to remove any air pockets or creases in sheath to ensure a leak-proof seal.
  • Reverse direction and unroll catheter sheath back up the penile shaft about 1" (2.5cm)
  • Cut enough Constay tape to encircle penis at least once or use a Urofoam -1 strip. Place the Constay or Urofoam -1 strip half on/half off the catheter sheath - Encircle at least once—press the Constay tape or Urofoam -1 strip firmly against the skin and catheter sheath
  • Reverse direction again and unroll the remaining catheter sheath back over the Constay tape or Urofoam -1 strip Connect to drainage system and check periodically

More On Urocare Texas Style Male External Catheter

• Urofoam Adhesive Foam Strips: 
  • Urofoam strips have a closed-cell structure, easy to apply and remove, hypo-allergenic and urine resistant which makes them perfect for securing male external urinary catheters to the body
  • They are available in either a single or double-sided adhesive coating
• Uro-Prep Protective Skin Wipes:
  • Can be used under most types of adhesives
  • Protects delicate, sensitive skin from aggressive adhesives often used in conjunction with male external catheters and urinary or ostomy appliances
  • They are safe, effective and for external use only