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A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine found that BD PureWick® Female External Catheter systems may help improve comfort and support better sleep for people affected by bladder leakage, which can disrupt rest, cause skin irritation, and reduce confidence and independence—particularly among older adults.
The study, sponsored by BD and conducted across 13 clinical sites in the United States, included a four-week randomized trial of 165 women. Researchers compared the PureWick® Flex Female External Catheter with a traditional female urinary pouch.
Key findings reported in the study include:
According to the study description, the PureWick® Urine Collection System is designed as a gentle, non-invasive option intended to help users stay dry overnight without the need for internal catheters, frequent pad changes, or leaving the bed to go to the bathroom.
The system uses a soft, flexible external absorbent material and gentle suction to draw away voided urine from the body into a collection canister, helping keep skin dry throughout the night. The study also states that it was designed to allow women with urinary incontinence to stay in bed comfortably, with the goal of reducing trips to the bathroom that are associated with fall risk.
With most participants aged 65 and older, the results were presented as relevant to women who value independence and want to remain active in their own homes. The study is described as one of the first randomized studies of non-invasive urinary management devices in a home environment focused on patient experience, clinical outcomes, and usability.
Dr. Michael J. Kennelly, Professor of Urology at Wake Forest School of Medicine, said the findings demonstrate that the PureWick® Flex Female External Catheter can be integrated safely and comfortably into the home setting, supporting greater independence and dignity. Chris DelGiudice, vice president and general manager of Urology & Critical Care at BD, said the study reinforces feedback from women that comfort, confidence, and a good night’s sleep directly affect quality of life.
The PureWick® Urine Collection System is available at PureWickAtHome.com or by calling 1-800-323-0914.
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