PrimoFit Flow External Urine Management for the Male Anatomy

Confident care for urinary incontinence

PrimoFit Flow is designed to effectively manage urinary incontinence, helping to support
patient comfort and streamline workflow.

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Advancing urinary incontinence care

PrimoFit Flow uses continuous suction to support early catheter removal while keeping patients comfortable. It serves as an alternative to external collection devices or, when appropriate, indwelling catheters and addresses the #1 risk factor of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI).¹

Can be left in place for up to 24 hours
Convenient time/date label encourages compliance to protocol
Blue liners are easy to see after removal to reduce the risk of misplacement
Tiered suction tubing adapter connects to hospital suction tubing
Semi-closed top reduces the risk of leakage while maintaining airflow
Reorder #5406

$340-450M

U.S. healthcare costs from CAUTIs²

Supporting care and efficiency

Designed with both caregivers and patients in mind, this system helps streamline workflow and supports patient comfort. A skin-friendly, ultra-soft fabric helps divert urine away from the skin, while transparent film allows for ongoing skin assessment. Together, these features support effective management of male urinary incontinence – while also addressing the essential needs of application, securement and performance.

PromFit Flow's split adhesive for application and removal

Easy to apply

Customizable fit eliminates the need for sizing charts and split liner helps make application easy
Adhesive pad and base adhesive are skin-friendly and allow for easy application and removal

An illustration of the PrimoFit Flow staying in place on male anatomy

Stays in place

Clear flex adhesive contours to patient anatomy and stays in place even when anatomy causes tension within the device
2-layer design promotes breathability to aid securement

Medical illustration of urine being diverted through the PrimoFit Flow external urine management device

Diverts urine

Foam stabilizer supports the bottom of the device to promote continuous urine diversion
Provides urine output in the side-lying position and if twisting occurs

Help address the risk of CAUTI

Your bed-bound patients deserve the best possible care when it comes to urine management.

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Approximately 75% of hospital-acquired urinary tract infections are associated with an indwelling urinary catheter.¹

Each day the indwelling urinary catheter remains, a patient has a 3-7% increased risk of acquiring a CAUTI.³

It’s estimated that 10-25% of acute care hospitalized patients and 7.5-10% of patients in long-term care facilities are catheterized at any one time.⁴

FAQs

How often should PrimoFit Flow be replaced?

Replace PrimoFit Flow at least every 24 hours, or sooner if soiled with stool or bodily fluids other than urine. Dispose of the device per hospital protocol and local regulations.

How often does the suction canister or tubing need to be replaced?

Replace tubing and empty and/or replace suction canister per hospital protocol.

Can PrimoFit Flow be attached to a drainage bag?

PrimoFit Flow is designed to divert urine away from a patient into a suction canister using low continuous suction. It is not designed to be connected to a gravity-dependent drainage bag.

What is the recommended mmHg for suction?

Set vacuum to low, continuous suction at a minimum of 60 mmHg. Always use the minimum amount of suction necessary.

How does PrimoFit Flow work in conjunction with an Early Mobility program?

PrimoFit Flow may be complementary to an early mobility program. PrimoFit Flow is designed to serve as a transition between an immobile patient who requires an indwelling urinary catheter to a mobile patient who is able to ambulate to the commode or bathroom. The devices should be assessed by medical and nursing staff and discontinued when independent or assisted toileting is feasible and during patient ambulation.