Women who are bedridden or partially mobile requiring urinary collection solutions.

Post-surgery female patients who cannot easily access a bathroom.

Women in wheelchairs who need a discreet urine-collection option.

Long-term incontinence care at home where wearing diapers may cause skin issues or discomfort.

Travel situations where bathroom access is limited and a discreet, wearable system would help.

Ensure the collector is properly fitted, with the padded rim sealed to the skin and the garment worn as per instructions.

Empty the urine bag when full and clean according to the manufacturer’s hygiene instructions.

Clean the reusable silicone collector and garment after each use (or as advised) to maintain hygiene and performance.

Check for wear or damage in tubing, bags or collector seal; replace consumables as needed.

Store the kit in a dry, ventilated place when not in use to maintain the integrity of silicone and fabric.

Correct fit is critical: improper fit may lead to leakage or discomfort.

Bags of higher capacity (2000 ml) will weigh more when full — consider bag placement and user mobility.

While reusable components reduce ongoing cost, consumables (bags, tubing) may need separate purchase.

Ensure this system is medically appropriate for the user (especially if there are skin wounds, infection risk, advanced mobility issues).

Confirm availability of replacement parts locally (in your region: Tamil Nadu / India) for continuous use.