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How does the PureWick system work?
The PureWick™ Female External Catheter allows for simple, non-invasive urine output management in female patients. Using low pressure wall suction, the PureWick™ Female External Catheter wicks urine away from the patient and into a designated collection canister.
How does the female PureWick work?
PureWick Female External Catheter by Bard works with a low-pressure vacuum, such as DeVilbiss Suction Aspirator Machines, that pulls the urine. The urine makes its way through the vinyl tubing and eventually arrives at the storage container that keeps the urine away from the body.
How much does the PureWick home system cost?
Bard Medical PWF030 Purewick Female External Catheter, Latex, Pack of 30
| Was: | $782.20 Details |
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| Price: | $585.00 ($19.50 / Count) |
| You Save: | $197.20 (25%) |
How often should PureWick be replaced?
Replace every 8-12 hours or if soiled with feces or blood. Assess skin for compromise and perform perineal care prior to placement of a new P W ® Female External Catheter.
Does Medicare cover PureWick at home?
Medicare now covers the PureWick™ Female External Catheter! The PureWick™ Female External Catheter is simple and non-invasive.
Does insurance cover PureWick?
How long can you use a PureWick?
8-12 hours
How many PureWick™ Female External Catheters do I need? The PureWick™ Female External Catheter should be replaced every 8-12 hours.
How does the purewick urine collection system work?
Designed to help keep skin dry, the PureWick™ Urine Collection System gently pulls the urine from the PureWick™ Female External Catheter into the sealed collection canister. The PureWick™ Female External Catheter has been available primarily for in-hospital treatment.
How does the purewick female external catheter work?
How the PureWick™ female external catheter works and in-service video Home History How it Works Testimonials Partner with BD Learn More Prescriptive Contact For Home HomeHow it Works PureWick® female external catheter
Is the purewick the same as oral suction?
The purewick is an external female catheter type device that is often connected to the same tubing as oral suction. Yes, it is often the same suction collection type canister above the patient’s bed, with the urine exposed for the world to see.
Can a purewick system be used at home?
The PureWick™ System is available for use at home without sacrificing any of the functionality that nearly 2,000 hospitals and rehab facilities have relied on since 2016. Using the PureWick™ System at home means you get the same supplies hospitals use discreetly delivered to your door.