BD PureWick
BD PureWick Female External Catheter | Single or Box of 30 | Non-Invasive Urine Management
BD PureWick Female External Catheter | Single or Box of 30 | Non-Invasive Urine Management
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Summary: The BD PureWick Female External Catheter is a soft, non-invasive external catheter for female anatomy. It wicks urine away from the skin into a collection canister with no urethral insertion. Available as a single piece to try, or a box of 30 at S$345, about S$11.50 per catheter, the better value for regular nightly use.
Choose your pack size
- Box of 30 (Best Value) at S$345: about S$11.50 per catheter, roughly a month of nightly use, fewer reorders for caregivers
- 1 Piece at S$12.50: ideal for a first trial or a top-up between box orders
How it works
The catheter is positioned externally along the perineum and held in place by the body and underwear. Its wicking fabric draws urine away from the skin and into tubing connected to the PureWick collection system, helping keep skin dry through the night. Because nothing enters the urethra, it avoids the invasiveness of an indwelling catheter.
Product Details
- BD PureWick female external catheter (REF PWFX30 family)
- Pack sizes: single piece, or box of 30 single-use catheters
- External wicking; no urethral insertion
- Latex-free; single use only
- Replace every 8 to 12 hours, or sooner if soiled
- Requires a PureWick urine collection system to draw urine into the canister
How to Use
Wash and dry the perineal area. Position the catheter with the wicking fabric along the perineum per the instructions supplied, connect the tubing to the collection system, and switch the unit on. Replace every 8 to 12 hours or when soiled. Do not reuse.
Why Buy From EMIS+
- Nurse-led Singapore medical supply store, continence care expertise
- Genuine BD PureWick products with island-wide delivery
- Bulk and recurring orders for home care and nursing facilities welcome
For external use. Not a substitute for medical advice. If you have recurrent urinary tract infections, skin breakdown, or are unsure whether an external catheter suits you, consult your doctor or a continence nurse.
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