Question 1

What is the Surity Female External Catheter?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter is designed for non-invasive management of urinary incontinence in adults with female anatomy. The Female External Catheter has a curved shape and is made of non-woven, skin-friendly fabric and soft, compressible foam that conforms to the body to stay in place.

Question 2

How do I use the Surity Female External Catheter?

Accepted Answer

For usage instructions, please refer to the Instructions for Use . You can also watch our Female External Catheter instructional video for step-by-step guidance including placement, removal, and more.

Question 3

How does the Surity Female External Catheter work?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter should be placed against the urethral opening, either inside or outside the labia. The soft, top layer guides urine away from the body into a tube compartment at the end of the Female External Catheter and dispels the urine in a collection canister. The Female External Catheter also has leak-resistant side and bottom barriers to help protect the surrounding skin. The Female External Catheter can also be worn with or without underwear, pads, or protective briefs. Wearing underwear or protective briefs can help keep the Female External Catheter in place or to simply provide a more secure feeling. For full instructions on how to place and remove the Female External Catheter, please refer to the Instructions for Use . You can also watch our Female External Catheter instructional video for step-by-step guidance including placement, removal, and more.

Question 4

How does the Surity Female External Catheter stay in place?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter has a square shape that helps prevent twisting or rotation, while its compressible foam gently adapts to different body types. Placement between the buttocks and optional use with underwear or protective briefs also helps keep it secure.

Question 5

Where should I place the Surity Female External Catheter?

Accepted Answer

The catheter can be placed either between the inner labia for a closer fit or outside the outer labia. Which option works best may depend on your preference and anatomy.

Question 6

Who is the Surity Female External Catheter designed for?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter was designed for adults with female anatomy who require consistent management of urinary incontinence. This may include individuals who are recovering from surgery and have temporary mobility challenges as well as individuals who have difficulty controlling their bladder or making it to the bathroom in time.

Question 7

What comes in the box when I order the Surity Female External Catheter?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter comes in quantities of 30, 60, 90, or 180 external catheters. First time purchasers can also start with the Surity Female External Catheter Trial Pack which includes 3 external catheters. Each Surity Female External Catheter is individually packaged in a protective plastic wrap.

Question 8

How often should I replace the Surity Female External Catheter?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter should be replaced every 8-12 hours, or immediately if soiled with feces or blood.

Question 9

What should I do if I notice leakage or experience discomfort while using the Surity Female External Catheter?

Accepted Answer

Ensure that the Surity Female External Catheter is correctly placed against the body to help prevent discomfort or leaks. Finding the most comfortable and secure placement may take a little practice, but we're here to help guide you. For proper placement instructions, please refer to the Instructions for Use . You can also watch our Female External Catheter instructional video for step-by-step guidance including placement, removal, and more. Surity Female External Catheter Placement Tips: If you chose the outer labia placement option, but are experiencing leaks or discomfort, try the inner labia placement instead. For a more secure fit, try tucking the bottom of the Female External Catheter between the buttocks to help hold it in place. Wearing protective briefs or underwear may help hold the Female External Catheter in place. The Female External Catheter works best when the user is lying on their back or in a reclined position. It may come out of position if the user moves to lay on their side. Avoid using barrier cream in the genital area as it may interfere with suction and cause leaks.

Question 10

Is the Surity Female External Catheter reusable? How do I dispose of it?

Accepted Answer

The Surity Female External Catheter is designed for single use only. Do NOT wash or reuse a Female External Catheter. You should dispose of a used Female External Catheter according to your local, state, and federal waste disposal guidelines.

Question 11

How should I store unused Surity Female External Catheters?

Accepted Answer

Ideally, you should store unused Surity Female External Catheters in a dry location at room temperature (60-77°F).

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