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4 Insert the tube into the stem of the wafer. It is imInsert the tube into the stem of the wafer. It is important to return the foreskin to its natural position over the ‘butterfly’ seal. The tube connects directly to urine collection systems (i.e. leg bag, night drainage bag). 2 Avoiding wrinkles, smooth the petals startinAvoiding wrinkles, smooth the petals starting with the smallest one, then the opposite two (closest to the body) and finally sweep the two side petals into place. Press gently for 20 seconds. The heat of your hand will help activate adhesion. 3 Remove backing paper and place the 'butterflyRemove backing paper and place the ‘butterfly’ seal around the petals with the notch over the frenulum (ridge of skin under the glans if uncircumcised). Gently smooth the ‘butterfly’ seal around the glans. Do not stretch it. Press gently for a further 20 seconds. 1 Remove the backing paper and position the wafeRemove the backing paper and position the wafer over the urinary opening so that the smallest petal is away from the body (towards the frenulum).
 


ONE SIZE - TWO SHAPES

BioDerm® is available in one size which is easy-to-fit for almost all men over the age of twelve years. It is widely accepted that indwelling catheters can increase the risk of urinary tract infection. External continence devices, such as BioDerm®, are less likely to cause urinary tract infection.

Indwelling catheters can also enlarge the urinary opening, so
BioDerm® is available in two different shapes:

ECD (circular) – for regular shaped urinary openings.

XLS (oval) – for enlarged or irregular urinary openings (ie damage from catheters).

There is no need to remove BioDerm® if you wish to perform intermittent self-catheterisation; it can easily be performed with BioDerm® in place.

Two shapes - To fit almost all men.
 

 

 
       

 

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