88 devices · GMDN 11588
Incontinence sensors/alarms are wearable or pad-based devices that detect small amounts of urine or feces and trigger alerts—such as sounds, lights, or vibrations—to notify users or caregivers. They’re primarily designed for managing nocturnal bedwetting (enuresis) in children or adults with mobility challenges, helping to establish bladder control through conditioned responses.
These devices are generally classified as medical devices and may require regulatory compliance depending on their design and intended use. They’re often supplied as standalone systems or as part of a treatment kit, with some intended for home use while others are used in clinical or care facility settings.
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