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Penile clamp for male urinary leakage control
The penile clamp is a simple solution designed to control urinary leakage in men. It is commonly used for mild to moderate incontinence, especially after prostate surgery or during pelvic floor rehabilitation.
It applies gentle pressure to prevent unwanted urine leakage. This helps you stay dry without relying constantly on absorbent pads.
This device is intended for men who want better control in their daily life while maintaining comfort and discretion. It can be used at home or outside.
Dimensions: 8 cm length and 2 cm width.
PCLAMP
€33.00
Tax included
CE Certification
Delivery all over Europe
Main features of the penile clamp
This penile clamp is designed to provide a balance between efficiency and comfort for everyday use:
- Leakage control: helps stop unwanted urine flow when needed
- Adjustable compression: pressure can be adapted to your comfort level
- Skin-friendly padding: soft foam reduces irritation during use
- Durable material: stainless steel structure designed for long-term use
- Discreet design: compact size (8 cm x 2 cm) easy to wear under clothing
- Post-surgery support: can be used after prostate surgery to help manage urinary control
Why use a penile clamp?
Male urinary leakage can occur after prostate surgery or with age. It can affect daily comfort and confidence.
The penile clamp provides a practical way to manage leakage when needed, without relying only on absorbent products.
It is especially useful when going out, during specific activities, or alongside pelvic floor training.
This is not a treatment, but a mechanical solution to help manage everyday situations and prevent leakage when needed.
Frequently asked questions
It applies gentle pressure on the urethra to stop urine flow. It must be removed before urinating.
No, if properly adjusted. The pressure should be effective without causing discomfort.
It should not be worn continuously for long periods. Regular breaks are recommended.
For men experiencing urinary leakage, especially after prostate surgery or with mild incontinence.
No, it should be used intermittently with regular removal.
In some cases, yes. It can reduce the need for pads.
Clean with water and mild soap, then dry completely before storage.
Yes, its compact design allows discreet use in most situations.
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