Regain confidence and get back to the active lifestyle you love, with the Wiesner Incontinence Clamp. An innovative solution to prevent leaks, this anatomical incontinence clamp applies just the right amount of pressure to compress the urethra & control the flow of urine. Trusted by more than 10,000 customers worldwide, this ergonomic device is incredibly simply to use and highly effective. This clever device has undergone a painstaking research and development process to prevent dribbling completely, rather than just containing it. The frame has been cleverly constructed from lightweight ABS plastic, making it the smallest and lightest incontinence clamp currently available, ensuring optimum discretion and protection you can rely on. Other incontinence products can be expensive, harmful to the environment or complicated. The Wiesner Incontinence Clamp is none of these! Indeed, it can cost up to 80% less, is reusable and easy to clean, and is incredibly simple to use.
Feel like yourself again and get back to doing the things you love, with the Wiesner Incontinence Clamp.
Recommended For
Stopping embarrassing dribbles & urine leaks.
How to use the Wiesner Penis Clamp
Simply open the clamp by releasing the catch and raising the upper arm, then place the penis between the two soft, medical grade silicone rubber pads about halfway down the shaft.
Finally, latch the incontinence clamp to compress the urethra at a level that is comfortable for you.
Expertly designed, it features 4 adjustment points, enabling you to customise the pressure depending upon the level that is necessary for you. The soft, silicone cushions are extremely comfortable, and the anatomical curve ensures optimum blood flow. In addition, the raised portion below the bottom cushion has 3 interchangeable sizes (included) and is what applies the pressure to the urethra.
Material
Made in lightweight ABS plastic & medical grade silicone.
Clinical Papers
Psychological impact and user acceptability of Penile Compression Devices (PCDs) Penile compression devices (PCDs) or clamps - leading research & education