Surity Female External Catheter: Innovative Non-Invasive Solution for Severe Urinary Incontinence
Wellspect HealthCare, a global leader in continence care solutions, has announced the U.S. introduction of the Surity Female External Catheter, a non-invasive option designed to help women with severe urinary incontinence. With over 40 years of experience and a history of innovation, Wellspect HealthCare is known for trusted products such as LoFric and Navina.
Surity represents the company’s expansion into a new category, offering individuals with severe urinary incontinence—and their caregivers—a dependable and comfortable management solution.
Severe urinary incontinence affects more than 13 million Americans and their caregivers, leading to challenges such as disrupted sleep, falls, dehydration, skin irritation, emotional strain, and caregiver fatigue. Despite these impacts, effective management options remain limited. Whether in the home or clinical settings, women, caregivers, and healthcare providers need reliable, easy-to-use tools that reduce stress, streamline routines, and ensure dignified care. The Surity Female External Catheter is designed to be non-invasive, simple to apply, and compatible with urine collection systems, delivering much-needed comfort in a care area with few alternatives.
“Severe urinary incontinence impacts millions of women, many of whom manage multiple health conditions. Its effects extend beyond leakage, contributing to sleep disturbances, emotional strain, and caregiver exhaustion,” said Chris Schlenk, Group Vice President at Wellspect HealthCare.
“As continence care leaders, our goal is to provide patients and caregivers with a reliable solution that restores comfort, confidence, and peace of mind for those who have endured these challenges for too long.”
The Surity device is designed to prevent leaks, protect the skin, and support overnight use, helping women and their caregivers manage incontinence more confidently and seamlessly as part of daily routines. It addresses a critical gap in care for aging individuals, people with neurological conditions, and those with limited mobility.
Wellspect plans to release the Surity Urinary Management System and a male external catheter later this year. The Surity Female External Catheter is now available for home purchase at www.surity.care and will soon be offered to healthcare institutions.
Click here to know more about Surity.
Surity represents the company’s expansion into a new category, offering individuals with severe urinary incontinence—and their caregivers—a dependable and comfortable management solution.
Severe urinary incontinence affects more than 13 million Americans and their caregivers, leading to challenges such as disrupted sleep, falls, dehydration, skin irritation, emotional strain, and caregiver fatigue. Despite these impacts, effective management options remain limited. Whether in the home or clinical settings, women, caregivers, and healthcare providers need reliable, easy-to-use tools that reduce stress, streamline routines, and ensure dignified care. The Surity Female External Catheter is designed to be non-invasive, simple to apply, and compatible with urine collection systems, delivering much-needed comfort in a care area with few alternatives.
“Severe urinary incontinence impacts millions of women, many of whom manage multiple health conditions. Its effects extend beyond leakage, contributing to sleep disturbances, emotional strain, and caregiver exhaustion,” said Chris Schlenk, Group Vice President at Wellspect HealthCare.
“As continence care leaders, our goal is to provide patients and caregivers with a reliable solution that restores comfort, confidence, and peace of mind for those who have endured these challenges for too long.”
The Surity device is designed to prevent leaks, protect the skin, and support overnight use, helping women and their caregivers manage incontinence more confidently and seamlessly as part of daily routines. It addresses a critical gap in care for aging individuals, people with neurological conditions, and those with limited mobility.
Wellspect plans to release the Surity Urinary Management System and a male external catheter later this year. The Surity Female External Catheter is now available for home purchase at www.surity.care and will soon be offered to healthcare institutions.
Click here to know more about Surity.
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