Bard Cunningham Penile Clamp for Male Incontinence

Cunningham Clamp is an effective incontinence device to help control male urinary stress incontinence. Stress incontinence for men occurs when they are unable to control urine flow. This simple male incontinence clamp has helped thousands of men cope with dribbling and incontinence side effects that may result from prostate cancer, stroke, and other urinary problems. Manufactured by Bard Medical, this penis clamp offers effective incontinence control in lieu of wearing adult diapers.

Bard Cunningham Incontinence Clamp is a hinged, stainless steel frame supporting two foam rubber pads and a locking device. The user places the penis between the two foam pads and the hinge is squeezed shut. The lower foam pad has an inverted "V" that presses against the underside of the penis, exerting a closing pressure on the urethra, which is close to the underside of the penis. The ratchet-locking clamping mechanism has five separate settings to control male incontinence. This permits the user to achieve the proper amount of pressure to prevent urine leakage without discomfort.

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Fast Shipping & Handling Most orders are processed and shipped within 24 hours!

2 Year Manufacturer Warranty We will help you obtain the service covered under your manufacturer's warranty.

3 Size Options

Using the size guide below, obtain the penis circumference to pick from one of three sizes.

Reusable and Washable

As a reusable clamp, maintaining it is simple to keep it clean. Users can find hand wash instructions below.

5 Adjustable Settings

There are five rachet catches to adjust the urethral pressure for medium and large. Small isn't adjustable.

Effective Control of Stress

Two foam pads provide comfortable urethral pressure. 

• Reusable and Washable
• Adjustable Fitting
• Effective Control of Stress Incontinence, Enuresis, or Bed Wetting
• Suitable for Use With Males of All Ages

Note

Many incontinence clamp users keep three serviceable urine clamps on-hand at any given time. They rotate between two of the clamps daily and keep one as a spare. Rotating the clamp daily allows the foam pads to reposition fully before each use.

• Manufacturer: Bard Medical
• Product Numbers: 004052, 004053, 004054
• Size Options: Juvenile, Regular or Large
• Sizes: 1 - (1-1/2 Inches), Size 2 - (2 Inches) or Size 3 - (3 Inches)
• Materials: Steel, Foam, and Latex
• Sterile: No
• Application: Control Stress Incontinence
• Replace Every 3 Months or When There Are Signs of Deterioration, Cracking, Discoloration, or Separation of Foam
• HCPCS Code: A4356
• UNSPSC Code: 42291802

Product Sizing is by penis shaft circumference, not length. Three sizes are available: large, regular, or juvenile. Most men use the size 2. Below is a guide to help you to select the best clamp size to meet your needs.

• Step 1: Measure the circumference of your penis with a tape measure.
• Step 2: Select the size that best meets your circumference measurement.
  • If your circumference measurement is 3 inches or more, select the large clamp.
  • If your circumference measurement is around 2 inches, select the regular clamp.
  • If your circumference measurement is around 1-1/2 inches, select the juvenile clamp.

• Step 1: Place the clamp about halfway down the shaft of your penis between the two foam pads.
• Step 2: Tighten the clamp to compress your urethra. Use the ratchet catch to adjust the pressure. This is what stops urine flow. The large and regular clamps each have five settings that adjust the pressure on your urethra. To release the catch, press inward on both of the spring wire loops. The juvenile clamp is not adjustable.
• Step 3: Loosen your clamp every 1 to 2 hours to allow urine to flow. Going beyond 2 hours places you at higher risk of contracting a urinary tract infection. Reposition the clamp slightly up or down the shaft or you penis so that it is not in the same place as before. Do not use at night while you are sleeping.
• Step 4: Ensure that the clamp is not set too tightly, cutting off blood circulation or causing skin irritation.

• Wash in a sink with mild soapy water.
• Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Gently squeeze the foam to get rid of excess water.
• Air dry at room temperature away from excess heat or direct sunlight.
• Do not use bleach, detergent, or hot water on your clamp.
• Do not put in the washer or dryer
• Do not use a blow dryer on the clamp.

How often do I replace the clamp?
Replace every three months or when there are signs of deterioration, cracking, discoloration, or separation of foam.

Can I wear the clamp all day?
No. Bard recommends releasing the clamp every couple of hours to allow any buildup of urine to flow to avoid a urinary tract infection.

How do I know if the clamp is set too tightly?
The setting should maintain proper skin sensation so that you can feel pain or irritation. If there is skin irritation or experience any pain, release and try the next setting.

Get checked by a doctor if the following unusual symptoms occur while the clamp is worn or after it is removed:

• Loss of skin sensation
• Pain or swelling
• Skin discoloration or discharge
• Skin irritation
• Any other uncomfortable symptom