365 devices · GMDN 34929
Urinary incontinence penis sheaths and ports are external devices designed to manage urine flow in incontinent men who cannot or should not use traditional catheters. They consist of a sheath (like a condom catheter) or an adhesive port that attaches to the penis, directing urine into a collection tube—excluding the bag itself—while avoiding urethral insertion.
These devices are typically single-use and regulated as medical products, often requiring compliance with standards for hygiene, material safety, and performance. They are commonly supplied as standalone systems, with replacement components available separately, and may be classified differently depending on jurisdiction and intended use.
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