Male Urinary Incontinence Clamp Kit Dribblestop

Hello, the Dribblestop helps with a dribble of urine, rather than a heavy flow, so is suitable if you experience a low level of urine leak. It does not train the muscles - to do that you would need a pelvic floor trainer with an anal trainer. To avoid urine leakage, you will need to wear the Dribblestop whenever you are likely to experience leaks. It is soft and comfortable to wear, so can be worn at all times. Many thanks

Hi, the Dribblestop is used for stopping a drip/dribble and cannot stop a full flow of urine - it is not designed for that. So, I am not sure if this is suitable for you to be honest. You maybe best printing off the details from our site (link below) and taking them to your consultant. I am sorry I cannot be more specific with the information provided at this time. However, if your continence problem is a drip/dribble then the Dribblestop can be used for more than just a few hours at a time yes. As for putting the clamp on then you can hold your penis to stop the dribble, apply the clamp, and then release and it should be fine. Kind regards, Andrew

Hello, the Dribblestop is fairly robust, and if used properly there is no real need to replace other than every few years. The Dribblestop comes with two clamps, so to prlong its life it is recommended that you alternate them. Many thanks

Hello, no, the Dribblestop will not stop the urge incontinence that you are experiencing, as it is designed purely as a clamp against an incessant dribble - or drip - that is normally the result of surgery or prostate damage.
When you need to go the toilet you should go - however, if the frequency of trips to the loo has dramatically increased or is becoming a worry, then you should go to see your doctor to get it checked it - sonner rather than later. You may wish to take a Saw Palmetto supplement, which can help with male urinary tract health. Many thanks

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Hello, unfortunately the Dribblestop is not available with VAT exemption as it has not been registered by the manufacturers as a medical device within the UK. Many thanks

Hello, the Dribblestop should be worn on the penis behind the head of the penis, rather than on the end - there is a diagram on the main product page, but essentially the clamp fits behind the glans, or head, of the penis. Mnay thanks

Hi, the foreskin is moving and pulling the clamp with it. You are correct in that you should be pulling the skin back just until the tip of the penis shows then apply clamp behind the head of the penis, this gets rid of a lot of skin and the clamp is more effective, you can also pull the foreskin forward as far as you can and then apply the clamp, by doing this the skin cannot more forward. Obviously, make sure you are comfortable with whatever position you use. If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact us.

Hello, the Dribblestop is designed to stop a small dribble of urine, a flow that would ordinarily be stopped by the body. This is particularly the case after prostate troubles or operations, where the small dribble of urine can be stopped by the use of this clamp.

The Dribblestop, however, is not designed to "hold in" a need to actually urinate. The Dribblestop would not be effective or recommended in the case of heavy incontinence, where there is a strong flow of urine. Many thanks

Hello, the Dribblestop is designed specifically to apply just enough pressure to the urethra to prevent the flow of urine, and will not cause a constriction of blood flow, and is completely safe. It is primarily aimed at stopping the small trickle of urine caused by bladder leakage. Many thanks

Hello, we are a UK authorised reseller of the Dribblestop, and have worked with Rennich Industries (Henry Rennich's company) for some years. We ONLY sell genuine products, and I am happy to confirm that this is the genuine Dribblestop, which does indeed come complete with two clamps and links and full instructions. Many thanks, Richard

Hi, the Dribblestop is fully adjustable, and each penile clamp comes with different sized links resulting in a choice of size options from small to large. The Dribblestop needs to be placed just behind the head of the penis, not on the foreskin, using the smallest clamp that feels snug. Many thanks, Richard

Hello, the Dribblestop fits into a Jiffy bag so it can fit through your letterbox - although we normally do send them out in Jiffy bags, if you put a note in the order we can make sure this happens. Many thanks, Richard

Hi,
The Male Urinary Incontinence Clamp Kit Dribblestop is designed to stop a dribble of urine, the sort of dribble that would ordinarily be held by your own pelvic floor muscles. Stopping a small amount of urine should not cause any undue pressure on the pelvic floor, bladder or connecting tubes. The Dribblestop, however, is not designed to "hold in" a need to actually urinate. Although the Dribblestop does not require medical authority approval, the NHS routinely provides incontinence clamps, although these are large and unwieldy, and can be uncomfortable to wear. Whilst there is no medical authority approval that we are aware of, testimonials include one from the Editor of procansupport.com - a Foundation for Prostate Disease, which can be viewed at http://www.peak-nutrition.co.uk/mens_health/male_urinary_incontinence_mui/dribblestop_mui_clamp.htm . Many thanks

No problem at all - whether circumcised or not is irrelevant to how well the DribbleStop works. Thanks

They should last as long as you need them to be honest. We have never had anyone ask to purchase additional ones as yet. Thanks

Hi, you get 2 for that price.

They come in sets of 2 so that you can alternate the clamps - this allows the foam to reset itself every day for best performance. It also comes with a set of links too. Thanks

Hi, firstly yes, this will get you through your holiday and thereafter no problem. There is no "gush" as such as the only urine that can collect is what fits in the narrow pipe from your prostate to the end of the penis - couple of tea spoons say - not really measured it to be honest. However, a "gush" has never really been reported by anyone so far.
Oh, it won't hinder pelvic floor toning either, no. Many thanks