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 What is Condom Drainage

 

Condom drainage is an external urinary drainage system for men who are experiencing urinary incontinence.

It is a 2-piece system that requires a condom catheter (sheath) and a drainage bag to collect and drain urine.

What is a condom catheter?

A latex, silicone or sheath that is placed over the penis and attached to a tube. Urine drains through the tube and into a drainage bag. A condom catheter drains urine without putting a catheter into the bladder through the penis.

As a major supplier of healthcare products, Independence Australia sells a range of condom drainage products. 

How do I choose the right product?

It is important to choose a size that fits properly. To assist you in doing so, Independence Australia has developed a detachable size guide which can be found here. 

 

 

How do I prevent infection when using condom drainage?

Our continence experts recommend a range of aftercare tips including

wash your hands with soap and water before and after doing catheter care

use a new drainage every day

empty the urine bag when 75% full. If you have a full sized bag empty it at least every 8 hours. If you have a smaller leg bag, empty every 3 -4 hours.

For more care tips, please see our comprehensive comparison guide. 

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