3.4K views | The PureWick™ System, with the updated PureWick™ Flex Female External Catheter, offers an innovative, at-home option for women with bladder leakage. | PureWick At Home | Facebook

1.2M views · 1.2K reactions | For men managing urinary incontinence at home, learn more about the PureWick System at purewickathome.com | PureWick At Home | Facebook

The PureWick Male External Catheter sits outside the body and is held in place with an adhesive designed with a full seal around the anatomy to minimize leakage. Male Indications for Use: The PureWick Male External Catheter is intended for non-invasive urine output management, such as urinary incontinence, in users with male anatomy. Contraindications: Users with urinary retention. Warnings: Do not use on irritated skin. Do not cover fresh surgical wounds with the device. To avoid potential skin

For men managing urinary incontinence at home, learn more about the PureWick™ System at purewickathome.com Male Indications for Use: The PureWick™ Male External Catheter is intended for non-invasive urine output management, such as urinary incontinence, in users with male anatomy. Contraindications: Users with urinary retention. Warnings: Do not use on irritated skin. Do not cover fresh surgical wounds with the device. To avoid potential skin injury, never pull the device directly awayfrom the u

The new PureWick™ Portable Collection System has new features designed to give you greater freedom to move through your daily routine. Don’t let urinary incontinence hold you back from doing the things you love. Learn more at https://www.purewickathome.com/purewick-portable-system.html. #PureWickAtHome #BetterWithPureWick PureWick™ Portable Collection System Indications: To be used with PureWick™ External Catheters which are intended for non-invasive urine output management, such as urinary inco

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3.5K views · 135 reactions | Public transport in Auckland hit its highest usage in five years last week, with nearly two million trips recorded across buses, trains, and ferries! You may be more likely to experience a busier bus than normal, especially in morning and afternoon peaks. Richard shares our top tips for navigating a busy bus in this video.  | Auckland Transport | Facebook