Men who have problems with constantly leaking small amounts of urine may find it sufficient to use a urine collector, which is a small pocket of absorbent padding with a waterproof back side. The drip collector is worn over the penis and held in place with tight underwear.

Men can also use a Male Condom Catheter device type, a product that fits over the penis like a condom. This device has on the end a connected to a collection bag tied to the leg tube and can handle small or large amounts of urine with little odor, low skin irritation and ease of use.

Another option for men is a soft clamp called a Cunningham clamp that fits over the penis. This clip keeps the urethra (the tube that carries urine out of the body) closed gently until it is released to leave empty the bladder. Although it may be uncomfortable at first, most people adapt to it. It is reusable, so that it can be more economical than other options.

Welcome. If you have incontinence, you're in the right place. Every day we were visited by many men, and that this situation is more common than is often thought. In fact, one in four men have experienced at some point in their lives. Urinary incontinence in men can affect anyone at any age. In order to provide a useful and emotional support that suits your needs, we talked to a large number of men to collect practical information, tips and daily experiences like these.

We hope that this information will be useful. Hover in one of the men above to start knowing some experiences. So we gathered a lot of information, recommendations and suggestions that we hope will help to convince you that male bladder weakness does not have to stay away from a full and active life. If you have in your care to someone who needs your physical help and full-time care, you'll find more information on Urinedevice.com.