Testimonial
“Loved the product and used it for my Dad who had cancer and it was a God send while he was confined to the bed till we had to actually put a catheter in when he had no control!!! I kept one in the car when he was still a bit mobile so he could just go when he needed to ! You are an angel and thank you so much for this product!”
If you or your loved one need a alternative to a male urinal or are trying to avoid invasive catheters, give the MUDS a try!
Visit our website: mudsllc.com
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You are in control!THE COST WILL BE OFFSET BY THE MAGNITUDE OF BENEFICIAL FACTORS:
Try the MUDS as your facilities catheter alternative for a continent male.
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Using urinal? Male urinals are difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficulty task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System
Male urination problems You are in control!is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode.
Male urination problemsalternatives are many. From invasive foley catheters to the common urinal.
The urinal has had a few improvements over the years, but the newest is the Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS. It is for continent men or males who can urinate on command. It is used at each urination episode just like the outdated common urinal, but it has many features that facilitates use even for men with difficulty using the common urinal.
It was designed due to the inability to utilize a common urinal and no suitable alternative was to be found.
If your loved one has difficulty using a urinal, give MUDS a try.
is generally used for incontinent males. There are other alternatives to a condom catheter for continent males.
Condom catheters are uncomfortable, are difficult to keep in place, and frequently leak.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is a great alternative to a condom catheter or a urinal for a continent male.
One of the many reasons to avoid inserting a foley catheter in a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other alternatives to a catheter in continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Try a MUDS before inserting a foley catheter in a continent male. Visit us at mudsllc.com for more information.
Over 40% of all nosocomial infections are caused by Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections Male urination problems
TREATMENT:
$ Antibiotic therapy, IV or PO, depending on severity of infection
$ Nursing and pharmacy time to prepare, administer, and evaluate effectiveness
$ Additional lab studies; UA and UC, peaks and troughs with some antibiotics
$ Treatment of pain
$ Recovery may be further complicated by age
$ Could lead to sepsis
$ Common adverse effects of UTI’s are frequency and urgency which may lead to further injury such as falls
$ Any increase in patient treatment requires increased assess by physicians and nurse which includes additional documentation of the assessment
$ Increased hospital stay or outpatient treatment and follow-up
[i] 1. Guideline for Prevention of Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections Feb. 1981. http//www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/gl_catheter_assoc.html
Visit mudsllc.com for a great alternative
Being a female, I have never worn a condom catheter, but I have placed many of them. You clean the area really well with soap and water and then you dry, and wait for it to dry some more. Liquid adhesives are sometimes helpful, but can you imaging having adhesive placed there? Then you are finally ready to place the condom catheter. You roll it on only to find out that it is too large or too small, and you don’t have the appropriate size. If you have the right size, you generally get pubic hair under the condom catheter and that must be mighty uncomfortable. You finally get it placed, and how long does it stay on?
Seriously, condom catheters are not comfortable, but sometimes they are the only alternative for an incontinent male. If you must place a condom catheter, make sure that it is an appropriate fit – not too snug and not too loose. If the male has not been circumcised, do not pull the foreskin back. Leave it in its’ natural position and place the condom catheter over the foreskin, otherwise long term retraction of the foreskin will cause swelling and could even require medical attention to treat. As I always say, always put the turtle back in its’ shell before applying the condom catheter.
If you know a continent male who is using a condom catheter just because they can’t use a urinal without spilling, suggest that they try a Male Urinary Drainage System. It is designed specifically for males who have difficulty using a urinal.
You are in control!
BENEFITS:
Increased independence for geriatric, bed/chair bound males
Safety intervention
Infection control intervention
Assist in compliance with OSHA/JCAHO regulations
Promotes cost effective use of nursing, housekeeping, laundry services, and supplies
Assists in decreasing the incidence of workman’s compensation claims.
Male urination problemsMy friends’ Dad had surgery on both of his knees. He was unable to get out of bed by himself because everyone was afraid he would fall. Frequently, it was just too much trouble, and time consuming, to get him out of bed just to urinate. He received therapy with a machine that bent his knees and then straightened them kind of like riding a bicycle. The therapy would last for several hours. After a few attempts at using a male urinal, with the only success being that the urine spilled back onto him, the nursing staff placed him in diapers.
He was so embarrassed and frustrated. One of the last shreds of dignity for an aging man, and even that was taken away from him. He participated poorly in all of his care and lost the will to get better. My friend asked if I could help. Her Dad successfully used a Male Urinary Drainage System and was out of diapers for the remainder of his stay in rehab. He began participating in the recovery process and she stated that his whole attitude was much improved.
Try a MUDS for your spill proof urinal needs. You are in control!
Learn more at mudsllc.com
You are in control!
Male urinals are difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficult task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode.
For more information visit our website at mudsllc.com
Male urination problemsMale urinals have not been very friendly to their users in the past. O.K., they are cheap, and as long as you don’t have a handicap or disability, they work moderately well for most healthy males.
But what about those of you who have difficulty using a urinal? Maybe your hands shake and you spill the urine out of the urinal just trying to set it down? Or what about when you need to use it again and there is already urine in it? Not an easy task for someone with decreased dexterity or shaking hands.
A spill proof urinal generally doesn’t mean that you literally cannot spill the urine, just that if used appropriately, it is a deterrent to spilling urine.
Help has arrived. Try the Male Urinary Drainage System, or MUDS. It is a conduit which directs the urine into a container that cannot be spilled. Check it out!!
Find out more at mudsllc.com.
How does the MUDS prevent spills?
The MUDS has multiple spill preventative features. One, is that the urine doesn’t stay in the urine receiving unit, it drains into a container which holds up to 2500ml of urine. The large corrugated tubing prevents kinks and allows the urine to drain almost immediately into the container. You can’t spill urine that is not stored in the receptacle that receives the urine.
If you are looking for a spill proof urinal, try a MUDS! You are in control!
Male urination problemsComment from a male urinal user in reference to the Male Urinary Drainage System:
I’m a “victim” of the common urinal used in hospitals…I was flat on my back after surgery and spilled every where. I asked them “what would the president use?” “one of these, or a catheter”, was the response.
I would’ve gladly paid $40 for your solution to not suffer the indignity. I’m an engineer and thought to invent a solution as well; didn’t know about yours at the time. Even got one moving. However, my investigation into the matter showed that the hospital put more like a $0.40 price tag on my dignity! I’m sure you already knew that…
Try a MUDS for your Male urination problems
Male urination problemsThe Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS is designed for handicapped males or males who have difficulty using a urinal, or just need an alternative to a male urinal.
However, Pilots, Truck drivers, Hunters, and Campers are also candidates for a MUDS. The days of urinating behind a bush are about gone, unless you are way-way out in the boonies and sure that no one can see you. I’m sure that an indecent exposure ticket is not on anyones agenda. With a MUDS you can urinate in the privacy of your vehicle, in a private plane, or in a tent. It could be used in a Male urination problems. The urine is contained in a sealed container for transport to an appropriate place to dispose of the urine (of course not in the vicinity of your Male urination problems).
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Male urination problemsThe Doctor anticipated 8-10 weeks in the body cast. I began to utilize tubing, bottles, and other strange supplies in an attempt to develop a system that would work. I finally came up with a solution for a spill proof male urinal alternative. My very crude, homemade urinary drainage system worked.
We had a few small leaks due to my inability to make a sealed system, but after the first time I showed my son how to use the device, he was able to urinate by himself. Without Mom, Dad, or Nana disposing of his diaper. Although he was still cranky and difficult, it was not compounded by his embarrassment over the bodily function of urinating.
My son successfully used my urinary system for the next 16-18 weeks. At home he was able to urinate in the middle of the night or day without depending on anyone to help him. We took him to the Doctors office in his reclining wheelchair. He could push himself into the bathroom, take his device out of the bag, and urinate directly into the toilet.
AND SO, MY INVENTION BEGAN.
If you are interested in learning more about my invention, please visit the MUDS website at mudsllc.com
My son was placed in a full length leg cast the third day in the hospital. He continued to experience excruciating pain which prevented changes in position.
Day 4 or 5 my son was placed in a half body cast with a bar keeping his legs separated and aligned in a fixed position called a spica bar. He continued to have pain, but did tolerate minor position changes.
The spica bar compounded the problem of using a urinal. I spoke with all of the nursing staff and the Occupational Therapist concerning our problem. We searched medical catalogs and I went to every pharmacy in a 30 mile radius without any success in finding any male urinary devices that would meet my sons needs. THIS JUST WOULD NOT DO!
And that was the start of the MUDS. Visit our website if your loved one needs a great alternative to a male urinal at mudsllc.com
Male urination problemsWhy I had to invent the MUDS. A mothers story. My son broke the long bone in his leg in 2 places when he was 11 years old. He was hospitalized for 8 days.
The first 2 days he spent in traction lying flat of his back. Even minor position changes caused excruciating pain. The first time we attempted to use a bedside urinal was a catastrophe. The urinal could not be positioned at the appropriate angle and not pour urine back out onto the bed. Turning to his side or sitting up was out of the question. The only solution the nursing staff had was a condom catheter or letting him urinate into a diaper and then dispose of it.
His dignity and pride were shattered. Between the pain, and his inability to perform his own toileting needs without assistance, he was angry and difficult. This why I needed to invent the Male Urinary Drainage System.
Male urination problemsMale urinals are not all created equally. Not in function or price. Compared to the URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle, the Male Urinary Drainage System. or MUDS, is much more versatile for any male and the cost is much less.
TheMale urination problems(a funnel in a urinal) sales for $42.95 and the MUDS is under $35.00.
If you are looking for an alternative to the old, standard, male urinal, try a MUDS.
Male urination problemsOne of the many reasons to avoid inserting a foley catheter in a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other alternatives to a catheter in continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Visit us at mudsllc.com for a great alternative.
Male urination problemsOver 40% of all nosocomial infections are caused by Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections Male urination problems
TREATMENT:
$ Antibiotic therapy, IV or PO, depending on severity of infection
$ Nursing and pharmacy time to prepare, administer, and evaluate effectiveness
$ Additional lab studies; UA and UC, peaks and troughs with some antibiotics
$ Treatment of pain
$ Recovery may be further complicated by age
$ Could lead to sepsis
$ Common adverse effects of UTI’s are frequency and urgency which may lead to further injury such as falls
$ Any increase in patient treatment requires increased assess by physicians and nurse which includes additional documentation of the assessment
$ Increased hospital stay or outpatient treatment and follow-up
[i] 1. Guideline for Prevention of Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections Feb. 1981. http//www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/gl_catheter_assoc.html
Male urination problemsBeing a female, I have never worn a condom catheter, but I have placed many of them. You clean the area really well with soap and water and then you dry, and wait for it to dry some more. Liquid adhesives are sometimes helpful, but can you imaging having adhesive placed there? Then you are finally ready to place the condom catheter. You roll it on only to find out that it is too large or too small, and you don’t have the appropriate size. If you have the right size, you generally get pubic hair under the condom catheter and that must be mighty uncomfortable. You finally get it placed, and how long does it stay on?
Seriously, condom catheters are not comfortable, but sometimes they are the only alternative for an incontinent male. If you must place a condom catheter, make sure that it is an appropriate fit – not too snug and not too loose. If the male has not been circumcised, do not pull the foreskin back. Leave it in its’ natural position and place the condom catheter over the foreskin, otherwise long term retraction of the foreskin will cause swelling and could even require medical attention to treat. As I always say, always put the turtle back in its’ shell before applying the condom catheter.
If you know a continent male who is using a condom catheter just because they can’t use a urinal without spilling, suggest that they try a Male Urinary Drainage System. It is designed specifically for males who have difficulty using a urinal.
Male urination problemsWe recently went camping and I was 6 months pregnant. My mother and I each had a Male urinary drainage system in our tents and were able to urinate into the device without difficulty. We had the privacy of our tents, and the convenience of not having to walk or drive almost 1 mile to the nearest restrooms. We took the containers to the restroom facilities every morning and emptied them. It was great.”
Michele D
Male urination problemsMale urinals are not all created equally. Not in function or price. Compared to the URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle, the Male Urinary Drainage System. or MUDS, is much more versatile for any male and the cost is much less.
The URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle (a funnel in a urinal) sales for $42.95 and the MUDS is under $35.00.
If you are looking for an alternative to the old, standard, male urinal, try a MUDS.
Persons who have a loved one that they care for continuously often experience what is called caregiver strain. At times we can all become overwhelmed with the weekly, daily, hourly care that is sometimes required. For males, some of the sources of strain are frequently cleaning up spilled urine, changing linens and clothes related to spilling of urine, and dealing with the resulting odors.
Caregiver strain can effect our ability to safely and appropriately care for our loved ones. Any measure that can relieve any of that strain is helfpul. I always say, “thats one more thing off of my head”, and I am always relieved when I solve a problem that makes my workload easier.
If you are the caregiver or know of a caregiver of a continent male who has difficulty using a urinal or has been placed in diapers because he can’t use other male urinary devices Male urination problemswithout spilling, give the MUDS a try.
Try the MUDS as your facilities catheter alternative for a continent male.
Male urination problems? Male urinals are difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficulty task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode
Male urination problemsMale urination problems alternatives are many. From invasive foley catheters to the common urinal.
The urinal has had a few improvements over the years, but the newest is the Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS. It is for continent men or males who can urinate on command. It is used at each urination episode just like the outdated common urinal, but it has many features that facilitates use even for men with difficulty using the common urinal.
It was designed due to the inability to utilize a common urinal and no suitable alternative was to be found.
If your loved one has Male urination problems, give MUDS a try
Male urination problemsA male condom catheter is generally used for incontinent males. There are other alternatives to a condom catheter for continent males.
Condom catheters are uncomfortable, are difficult to keep in place, and frequently leak.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is a great alternative to a condom catheter or a urinal for a continent male.
Visit us at mudsllc.com to learn more about this great alternative.
One of the many reasons to avoid inserting a Male urination problemsMale urination problemsin a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other Male urination problemsin continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Over 40% of all nosocomial infections are caused by Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections Male urination problems
TREATMENT:
$ Antibiotic therapy, IV or PO, depending on severity of infection
$ Nursing and pharmacy time to prepare, administer, and evaluate effectiveness
$ Additional lab studies; UA and UC, peaks and troughs with some antibiotics
$ Treatment of pain
$ Recovery may be further complicated by age
$ Could lead to sepsis
$ Common adverse effects of UTI’s are frequency and urgency which may lead to further injury such as falls
$ Any increase in patient treatment requires increased assess by physicians and nurse which includes additional documentation of the assessment
$ Increased hospital stay or outpatient treatment and follow-up
Try a MUDS as your facilities alternative to a foley catheter for continent males.
Visit us at mudsllc.com for more information
[i] 1. Guideline for Prevention of Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections Feb. 1981. http//www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/gl_catheter_assoc.html
Being a female, I have never worn a condom catheter, but I have placed many of them. You clean the area really well with soap and water and then you dry, and wait for it to dry some more. Liquid adhesives are sometimes helpful, but can you imaging having adhesive placed there? Then you are finally ready to place the condom catheter. You roll it on only to find out that it is too large or too small, and you don’t have the appropriate size. If you have the right size, you generally get pubic hair under the condom catheter and that must be mighty uncomfortable. You finally get it placed, and how long does it stay on?
Seriously, condom catheters are not comfortable, but sometimes they are the only alternative for an incontinent male. If you must place a condom catheter, make sure that it is an appropriate fit – not too snug and not too loose. If the male has not been circumcised, do not pull the foreskin back. Leave it in its’ natural position and place the condom catheter over the foreskin, otherwise long term retraction of the foreskin will cause swelling and could even require medical attention to treat. As I always say, always put the turtle back in its’ shell before applying the condom catheter.
If you know a continent male who is using a condom catheter just because they can’t use a urinal without spilling, suggest that they try a Male Urinary Drainage System. It is designed specifically for males who have difficulty using a urinal.Male urination problems
We recently went camping and I was 6 months pregnant. My mother and I each had a Male urinary drainage system in our tents and were able to urinate into the device without difficulty. We had the privacy of our tents, and the convenience of not having to walk or drive almost 1 mile to the nearest restrooms. We took the containers to the restroom facilities every morning and emptied them. It was great.”
Michele D
Increased independence for geriatric, bed/chair bound males
Safety intervention
Infection control intervention
Assist in compliance with OSHA/JCAHO regulations
Promotes cost effective use of nursing, housekeeping, laundry services, and supplies
Assists in decreasing the incidence of workman’s compensation claims
With the MUDS, urine quickly drains from the urine receptacle, through the flexible tube, into a 3-liter collection container, leaving the urinal system empty and ready for the next use. This allows the individual to have access to an empty urinal throughout the night without ever having to get out of bed. This will reduce falls, caregiver workload and strain, limit odor and spills. This product saves time and money while promoting dignity and independence.
For those who are continent of bladder, wheelchair bound, home bound or require assistance with toileting, the MUDS is a must have. The u
You are in control!
system is quicker to use than negotiating difficult or smaller bathrooms or when assistance isn’t readily available. The ease of use of the urinal ensures decreased accidents and more independence for the user. The container is easy to empty when needed
Testimonial
“Loved the product and used it for my Dad who had cancer and it was a God send while he was confined to the bed till we had to actually put a catheter in when he had no control!!! I kept one in the car when he was still a bit mobile so he could just go when he needed to ! You are an angel and thank you so much for this product!”
If you or your loved one need a alternative to a male urinal or are trying to avoid invasive catheters, give the MUDS a try!
Visit our website: mudsllc.com
Male urinals are not all created equally. Not in function or price. Compared to the URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle, the Male Urinary Drainage System. or MUDS, is much more versatile for any male and the cost is much less.
You are in control!
The URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle (a funnel in a urinal) sales for $42.95 and the MUDS is under $30.00.
If you are looking for an alternative to the old, standard, male urinal, try a MUDS.
Visit us at mudsllc.com
Male urinals are difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficult task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode.
For more information visit our website at mudsllc.com
One of the many reasons to avoid inserting a foley catheter in a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other alternative to a catheter in continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Try a MUDS.
Male urination problemsare many. From invasive foley catheters to the common urinal.
The urinal has had a few improvements over the years, but the newest is the Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS. It is for continent men or males who can urinate on command. It is used at each urination episode just like the outdated common urinal, but it has many features that facilitates use even for men with difficulty using the common urinal.
It was designed due to the inability to utilize a common urinal and no suitable alternative was to be found.
If your loved one has difficulty using a urinal, give MUDS a try
Male urination problemsFinally, all of the desired features of a catheter without the catheter associated risk of infection or injury. Every body’s goal is to avoid catheter associated urinary tract infections or CAUTI.
Introducing a non-invasive alternative to a catheter for a continent male.
The MUDS objective is to provide a male urinary system for a continent male to use in virtually any position regardless of restrictive appliances or physical deficits without significant leakage or spilling during or after use.
Front-line alternative before inserting a Foley catheter in a continent male exclusively available from MUDS LLC.
How dangerous can a bedside urinal be? Right?
Infection risk due to spilled urine which is then tracked thruout your house or the hospital.
Huge risk for falls due to wet surfaces from unknown spilled urine.
Try a MUDS as your male urinal alternative
Male urination problems MUDS GUYand promote safety.
Male urination problemsThe MUDS is designed to be used by any male that is continent, promoting aMale urination problemsto the male urinal.
MaleMale urination problems are frequently used and then set on the overbed table at the bedside. This same table is where the patients water pitcher, food tray, sometimes their dentures, and other edible goodies are placed. Right beside the urinal with urine in it.
The MUDS is designed to provide a spill proof alternative that eliminates the need to set a container with a bodily fluid in it on a surface intended for eating and drinking items.
The MUDS device itself does not store urine and can be securely hung from a bedrail, chair rail, or other surface in order to keep the urine off of surfaces that are utilized to set food or drink on.
Learn more at mudsllc.com
One of the many reasons to avoid inserting a foley catheter in a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other alternatives to a catheter in continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Try a MUDS.
Male urination problemsOne of the many reasons to avoid inserting a foley catheter in a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other alternatives to a catheter in continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Try a MUDS.
Male urination problemsFinally, all of the desired features of a catheter without the catheter associated risk of infection or injury. Every body’s goal is to avoid catheter associated urinary tract infections or CAUTI.
Introducing a non-invasive alternative to a catheter for a continent male.
The MUDS objective is to provide a male urinary system for a continent male to use in virtually any position regardless of restrictive appliances or physical deficits without significant leakage or spilling during or after use.
Front-line alternative before inserting a Foley catheter in a continent male exclusively available from MUDS LLC.
How dangerous can a bedside urinal be? Really? Yes! Really!! Infection risk due to spilled urine which is then tracked thruout your house or the hospital. Huge risk for falls due to wet surfaces from unknown spilled urine. Try a MUDS as your maleMale urination problemsand promote safety.
The MUDS is designed to be used by any male that is continent, promoting a spill proof alternative to the male urinal.
MaleMale urination problems are frequently used and then set on the overbed table at the bedside. This same table is where the patients water pitcher, food tray, sometimes their dentures, and other edible goodies are placed. Right beside the urinal with urine in it.
The MUDS is designed to provide a spill proof alternative that eliminates the need to set a container with a bodily fluid in it on a surface intended for eating and drinking items.
The MUDS device itself does not store urine and can be securely hung from a bedrail, chair rail, or other surface in order to keep the urine off of surfaces that are utilized to set food or drink on.
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BENEFITS:
Increased independence for geriatric, bed/chair bound males
Safety intervention
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Assist in compliance with OSHA/JCAHO regulations
Promotes cost effective use of nursing, housekeeping, laundry services, and supplies
Assists in decreasing the incidence of workman’s compensation claims
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Finally, all of the desired features of a catheter without the catheter associated risk of infection or injury. Every body’s goal is to avoid catheter associated urinary tract infections or CAUTI.Male urination problems
Introducing a non-invasive alternative to a catheter for a continent male.
The MUDS objective is to provide a male urinary system for a continent male to use in virtually any position regardless of restrictive appliances or physical deficits without significant leakage or spilling during or after use.
Front-line alternative before inserting a Foley catheter in a continent male exclusively available from MUDS LLC
How dangerous can a bedside urinal be? Really? Yes! Really!!
Infection risk due to spilled urine which is then tracked thruout your house or the hospital.
Huge risk for falls due to wet surfaces from unknown spilled urine.
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and promote safety.
Male urination problemsThe MUDS is designed to be used by any male that is continent, promoting a spill proof alternative to the male urinal.
Male bedside urinals are frequently used and then set on the overbed table at the bedside. This same table is where the patients water pitcher, food tray, sometimes their dentures, and other edible goodies are placed. Right beside the urinal with urine in it.
The MUDS is designed to provide a spill proof alternative that eliminates the need to set a container with a bodily fluid in it on a surface intended for eating and drinking items.
The MUDS device itself does not store urine and can be securely hung from a bedrail, chair rail, or other surface in order to keep the urine off of surfaces that are utilized to set food or drink on.
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Male urination problemsMale urination problems are difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficult task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode.
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We went camping and I was 6 months pregnant. My mother and I each had a Male urinary drainage system 
in our tents and were able to urinate into the device without difficulty. We had the privacy of our tents, and the convenience of not having to walk or drive almost 1 mile to the nearest restrooms. We took the containers to the restroom facilities every morning and emptied them. It was great.”
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Male urination problemsIncreased independence for geriatric, bed/chair bound males
Safety intervention
Infection control intervention
Assist in compliance with OSHA/JCAHO regulations
Promotes cost effective use of nursing, housekeeping, laundry services, and supplies
Assists in decreasing the incidence of workman’s compensation claims
You can receive more information about the MUDS at mudsllc.com
Male urination problemsIncreased independence for geriatric, bed/chair bound males
Safety intervention
Male urination problemsintervention
Assist in compliance with OSHA/JCAHO regulations
Promotes cost effective use of nursing, housekeeping, laundry services, and supplies
Assists in decreasing the incidence of workman’s compensation claims
The Male Urinary Drainage System can help! Learn more at Male urination problems
Male urination problemsWe went camping and I was 6 months pregnant. My mother and I each had a Male urinary drainage system in our tents and were able to urinate into the device without difficulty. We had the privacy of our tents, and the convenience of not having to walk or drive almost 1 mile to the nearest restrooms. We took the containers to the restroom facilities every morning and emptied them. It was great.”
Michele D
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Male urination problemsThe orientation ridges assist males with decreased vision. It can be used in virtually any position and requires the use of only one hand. The orientation ridge facilitates use by males who cannot see their groin area whether related to visual deficits or obesity.
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Male urination problemsThe MUDS is designed to be used intermittently at each urination episode just like the traditional urinal. The difference is that the MUDS unit seats against the pubic area and drains directly into the container that can hold up to 2500ml. No more spilled urinals. No more nasty urinals sitting on your bedside table. No more spilling due to attempting to use with urine already in it. No more spilling on your floor or bed.
The actual receptacle for urinating into is very small in comparison to a urinal. It is a chamber within a chamber providing a backflow deterrent. The device is designed to seat against the pubic area, rather than just holding it in front of the pubic area to urinate.
The receiving unit is attached to flexible tubing and drains into a container that can be hung on the bed frame, wheelchair, chair, or can be set in the floor without spilling. The clear container (12″x8″x3″) holds up to 2500ml and has markings for measurement.
A holder is included which is designed to attach to the rail of the bed or the edge of a bedside table and includes a lid for covering the device when not in use. The holder provides a sanitary place to secure the MUDS device when not in use, keeping it off of bedside tables, where food and drink are kept.
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Introducing the Male Urinary Drainage System. A great alternative to a urinal.
For any continent male.
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Over 40% of all Male urination problemsare caused by Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections Male urination problems
TREATMENT:
$ Antibiotic therapy, IV or PO, depending on severity of infection
$ Nursing and pharmacy time to prepare, administer, and evaluate effectiveness
$ Additional lab studies; UA and UC, peaks and troughs with some antibiotics
$ Treatment of pain
$ Recovery may be further complicated by age
$ Could lead to sepsis
$ Common adverse effects of UTI’s are frequency and urgency which may lead to further injury such as falls
$ Any increase in patient treatment requires increased assess by physicians and nurse which includes additional documentation of the assessment
$ Increased hospital stay or outpatient treatment and follow-up
SOLUTION:
Try a MUDS as your solution to CAUTI in continent males who have difficulty using a urinal.
[i] 1. Guideline for Prevention of Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections Feb. 1981. http//www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/gl_catheter_assoc.html
Male urination problemsAll right, tell the truth. How many of you have skipped taking your “water pill” because you were going to be riding in the car for even a short distance and you didn’t want to have to worry about finding a place to urinate.
AMale urination problems spills easily and is sometimes difficult to use which makes men inclined to either skip their pill, or stay at home.
I have only taken a “water pill” once. I now know how urgently you have to get to the bathroom to urinate. And talk about frequency. We were just trying to play a game of cards and every time we finished a hand, I was hurrying to the bathroom, and sometimes couldn’t even wait until the hand was over. It was very frustrating. I do occasionally have urgency even though I do not routinely take “water pills”. It is very distressing and anxiety producing.
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Male urination problemsPersons who have a loved one that they care for continuously often experience what is called caregiver strain. At times we can all become overwhelmed care that is sometimes required. For males, some of the sources of strain are frequently cleaning up spilled urine, changing linens and clothes related to spilling of urine, and dealing with the resulting odors.
Caregiver strain can effect our ability to safely and appropriately care for our loved ones. Any measure that can relieve any of that strain is helfpul.
If you are theMale urination problemsof a continent male who has difficulty using a urinal or has been placed in diapers because he can’t use other male urinary devices without spilling, give the MUDS a try.
Excessive urination, frequency, and urgency, are descriptive symptoms of a dysfunction in our urinary habits.
If you have any of these symptoms, there is usually an underlying cause that can be treated. See your physician and discuss your symptoms.
The MUDS can benefit males who need a alternative to a urinal. Visit us at mudsllc.com for more information.
Routine cleaning of the MUDS will prevent bacteria and mold growth and extend the usage of the unit.
Emptying the MUDS: Unscrew the tubing from the drainage container and place the cap on the container. Measure the urine using the markings on the side. Remove the cap and pour the urine into the toilet carefully to avoid splashing. Reconnect the drainage container to the tubing at the bed or chair side and place the container in the desired location.
The container will hold at least 2500ml in the upright position. It is recommended that at least once every 24 hours the unit be rinsed out with water or a 50/50 vinegar solution to prevent crystals from building up in the tubing or unit and for odor control. The container should be emptied at least every 12 hours and as needed. Do not let the urine fill above the 3000 ml mark or it will inhibit the urine drainage into the container and make emptying the container difficult.
AnyMale urination problemsrequires routine cleaning to preserve sanitation and maintain the expected life of the unit.
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How does the Male Urinary Drainage System, or MUDS, prevent spills?
The MUDS has multiple spill preventative features. One, is that the urine doesn’t stay in the urine receiving unit, it drains into a container which holds up to 2500ml of urine. The large corrugated tubing prevents kinks and allows the urine to drain almost immediately into the container. You can’t spill urine that is not stored in the receptacle that receives the urine.
If you are looking for a spill proof male urinal, try a MUDS! You are in control!
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Male urination problemsLet’s see……A bedside urinal for men? They are simple to use if you don’t have tremors, have use of BOTH hands, don’t mind them sitting on your bedside table (that you put your drink on), have great vision, don’t have any gut, and/or don’t mind if it spills and soaks into your bed or carpet stinking up your house.
A MUDS or Male Urinary Drainage System on the other hand, is easy to use even if you have handicaps or defecits that make using a standard urinal less than optimal if not impossible. It has a great spill deterrent (nothing is spill proof if you try hard enough), and is designed so that it doesn’t matter if you can see what you are doing or not.
The MUDS promotes increased independence for males who have traditionally had difficulty with a urinal. It is a safety intervention when used appropriately to reduce the risk of falls related to nighttime frequency or urgency, shortness of breath, difficulty walking, weakness, or inability to walk alone.
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Male urination problemsWhat makes the MUDS or Male Urinary Drainage System the perfect urinal for a male with limited vision?
Decreased or poor vison makes it difficult to use a urinal. Placement of the urinal can be managed, but, the problem occurs with the attempt to place the urinal, with urine in it, onto a surface after use. It causes frequent spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System, or MUDS, has two features that solves this problem. One, the urine doesn’t stay in the urinating device, it drains into a container which will hold 2500ml. This solves the spilling problem when attempting to place the urinal on a surface after use. Two, the MUDS device has orientation ridges which allow the user to place the device appropriately.
This is one of the many features that makes the MUDS truly a spill proof urinal for males with visual defecits.
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A Non-invasive Alternative to a Urinal or Catheter for the Continent Male.
Introducing a product that can improve the quality of life for a male confined to a bed, chair, car, or any location that prevents access to a toilet or restroom for urinary relief. A great alternative to a male urinal, MUDS is ideal for males having difficulty using a standard urinal.
The “MUDS” product is cost effective, durable, non-invasive, and easy to use.
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All Male urination problemsshould be exhausted before inserting an invasive Foley Catheter and promoting the risks associated. For a continent male, the MUDS preserves many of the desired features of a Foley Catheter without the associated risks. Compare the following pros and cons of each.
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Male urination problemsAMale urination problemsis designed to be worn continuously and has its place for incontinent males. However they are uncomfortable, the tubing frequently kinks limiting drainage into the drainage bag , and they require that the male have enough length to apply it. They have their place for incontinent males to help decrease the need for other incontinent supplies such as diapers.
A MUDS is designed to be used intermittently at each urination episode, it does not support being worn continuously and requires continence (knowing when you need to urinate) or at least the ability to be bladder trained to urinate on command to avoid accidents.
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A male urinal is not user or caregiver friendly. It requires the male to be continent as does the MUDS. However, that is where the difference ends.
A urinal is easily spilled, holds only 1000ml full (if you can fill it without spilling it), is placed on the floor or eating surface after use (yuck), is difficult to maintain accurate measurement of output, is difficult to impossible to use for some men, requires frequent linen changes and clean up if spilled, and increase the risk of falls from slipping in spilled urine.
The MUDS eliminates or reduces spills, holds 2500ml (enough for all day for most men), can be hung on a bed rail or chair with versatile holder, aids in the measurement of accurate output, easy to use unaided in virtually any position, decreases need for linen changes, and decreases the risk of falls.
The MUDS is a great alternative to any other Male urination problemsMale urination problems
The objectives of the Male Urinary Drainage System are:
1) To provide a male urinary system for a continent male to use in any position regardless of restrictive appliances or physical deficits without significant male urinary leakage or spilling during or after use.
2) To provide a cost effective alternative to a Foley catheter or a urinal that will promote the users medical treatment plan, provide more efficient time management for medical staff and home care givers, and promote self esteem.
The Male Urinary Drainage system will allow a continent male to urinate lying flat on their back, sitting, lying on their side, or standing without significant back-flow during or after use. It is configured for maneuvering the actual collection system into tight spaces created by casts, braces, etc.. It is easily used by persons with neurological deficits such as Parkinson’s or motor control deficits such as tremors.
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Male urination problemsMy friends’ Dad had surgery on both of his knees. He was unable to get out of bed by himself because everyone was afraid he would fall. Frequently, it was just too much trouble, and time consuming, to get him out of bed just to urinate. He received therapy with a machine that bent his knees and then straightened them kind of like riding a bicycle. The therapy would last for several hours. After a few attempts at using a male urinal, with the only success being that the urine spilled back onto him, the nursing staff placed him in diapers.
He was so embarrassed and frustrated. One of the last shreds of dignity for an aging man, and even that was taken away from him. He participated poorly in all of his care and lost the will to get better. My friend asked if I could help. Her Dad successfully used a Male Urinary Drainage System and was out of diapers for the remainder of his stay in rehab. He began participating in the recovery process and she stated that his whole attitude was much improved.
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Being wheelchair bound doesn’t mean that you are incontinent. It may mean, simply, that you are unable to stand for any significant period of time in order to urinate into the toilet.
For wheelchair bound males, it is great to carry on wheelchair and can be used without the container as a means of urinating directly into the toilet from the wheelchair.
To do this, simply disconnect the container from the tubing. Place the tubing and the device into a bag and hang on the whelchair. When urinating into the MUDS, direct the tubing just over the toilet, place the device over the penis and allow the urine to drain directly into the toilet instead of into the container.
With a MUDS you have increased independence in public or at home for your male urination needs.
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Male urination problemsMale urination problems have not been very friendly to their users in the past. O.K., they are cheap and as long as you don’t have a handicap or disability they work moderately well for most healthy males.
But what about those of you who have difficulty using a urinal. Maybe your hands shake and you spill the urine out of the urinal just trying to set it down. Or what about when you need to use it again and there is already urine in it? Not an easy task for someone with decreased dexterity or shaking hands.
A spill proof urinal generally doesn’t mean that you literally cannot spill the urine, just that if used appropriately, it is a deterrent to spilling urine.
Help has arrived. Try the Male Urinary Drainage System, or MUDS. It is a conduit which directs the urine into a container that cannot be spilled. Check it out!!
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How does the MUDS prevent spills?
The MUDS has multiple spill preventative features. One, is that the urine doesn’t stay in the urine receiving unit, it drains into a container which holds up to 2500ml of urine. The large corrugated tubing prevents kinks and allows the urine to drain almost immediately into the container. You can’t spill urine that is not stored in the receptacle that receives the urine.
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Male urination problemsComment from aMale urination problemsuser in reference to the Male Urinary Drainage System:
I’m a “victim” of the common urinal used in hospitals…I was flat on my back after surgery and spilled every where. I asked them “what would the president use?” “one of these, or a catheter”, was the response.
I would’ve gladly paid $40 for your solution to not suffer the indignity. I’m an engineer and thought to invent a solution as well; didn’t know about yours at the time. Even got one moving. However, my investigation into the matter showed that the hospital put more like a $0.40 price tag on my dignity! I’m sure you already knew that…
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The Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS is designed for handicapped males or males who have difficulty using a urinal, or just need an alternative to a male urinal.
However, Pilots, Truck drivers, Hunters, and Campers are also candidates for a MUDS. The days of urinating behind a bush are about gone, unless you are way-way out in the boonies and sure that no one can see you. I’m sure that an indecent exposure ticket is not on anyones agenda. With a MUDS you can urinate in the privacy of your vehicle, in a private plane, or in a tent. It could be used in a Male urination problems. The urine is contained in a sealed container for transport to an appropriate place to dispose of the urine (of course not in the vicinity of your Male urination problems).
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There are many reasons that caregivers might place a continent male in a diaper. Usually, it is because they can not use a male urinal without spilling it.
When we put a diaper on a man or boy, it can lead to depression, decreased self esteem, and decreased participation in their care and activities of daily living, just to name a few. It is embarrassing and humiliating whether young or old and in older men progressively leads to lack of interest in their hygiene and appearance.
A diaper should be used only for men who are incontinent (unable to control their urine flow), not for convenience or hygiene. Diapers cause diaper rashes, and can lead to ulcers or sores as a result of the constant moisture exposed to the skin. They require that a caregiver thoroughly clean the entire area covered by the diaper in order to remove any urine from the skin to prevent rashes, sores, and odors. This is very time consuming and labor intensive.
If you are at the end of your rope and need an alternative to a urinal, try a MUDS or Male Urinary Drainage System before you place your loved one in a diaper. It is a spill proof urinal that has been designed for men with handicaps or difficulty using a urinal.
The Doctor anticipated 8-10 weeks in the body cast. I began to utilize tubing, bottles, and other strange supplies in an attempt to develop a system that would work. I finally came up with a solution for a spill proof male urinal alternative. My very crude, homemade urinary drainage system worked.
We had a few small leaks due to my inability to make a sealed system, but after the first time I showed my son how to use the device, he was able to urinate by himself. Without Mom, Dad, or Nana disposing of his diaper. Although he was still cranky and difficult, it was not compounded by his embarrassment over the bodily function of urinating.
My son successfully used my urinary system for the next 16-18 weeks. At home he was able to urinate in the middle of the night or day without depending on anyone to help him. We took him to the Doctors office in his reclining wheelchair. He could push himself into the bathroom, take his device out of the bag, and urinate directly into the toilet.
AND SO, MY INVENTION BEGAN.
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Male urination problemsMy son was placed in a full length leg cast the third day in the hospital. He continued to experience excruciating pain which prevented changes in position.
Day 4 or 5 my son was placed in a half body cast with a bar keeping his legs separated and aligned in a fixed position called a spica bar. He continued to have pain, but did tolerate minor position changes.
The spica bar compounded the problem of using a urinal. I spoke with all of the nursing staff and the Occupational Therapist concerning our problem. We searched medical catalogs and I went to every pharmacy in a 30 mile radius without any success in finding any male urinary devices that would meet my sons needs. THIS JUST WOULD NOT DO!
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As they say, necessity is the Mother of all Invention. My son broke the long bone in his leg in 2 places when he was 11 years old. He was hospitalized for 8 days.
The first 2 days he spent in traction lying flat of his back. Even minor position changes caused excruciating pain. The first time we attempted to use a bedside urinal was a catastrophe. The urinal could not be positioned at the appropriate angle and not pour urine back out onto the bed. Turning to his side or sitting up was out of the question. The only solution the nursing staff had was a condom catheter or letting him urinate into a diaper and then dispose of it.
His dignity and pride were shattered. Between the pain, and his inability to perform his own toileting needs without assistance, he was angry and difficult. This why I needed to invent the Male Urinary Drainage System. Male urination problems
With the MUDS, urine quickly drains from the urine receptacle, through the flexible tube, into a 3-liter collection container, leaving the urine receptacle empty and ready for the next use. This allows the individual to have access to an empty urinal throughout the night without ever having to get out of bed. This will reduce falls, caregiver workload and strain, limit odor and spills. This product saves time and money while promoting dignity and independence.
For those who are continent of bladder, wheelchair bound, home bound or require assistance with toileting, the MUDS is a must have. The urinal system is quicker to use than negotiating difficult or smaller bathrooms or when assistance isn’t readily available. The ease of use of the urinal ensures decreased accidents and more independence for the user. The containerMale urination problems is easy to empty when needed.
Male urination problemsRecent testimonial :
“Loved the product and used it for my Dad who had cancer and it was a God send while he was confined to the bed till we had to actually put a catheter in when he had no control!!! I kept one in the car when he was still a bit mobile so he could just go when he needed to ! You are an angel and thank you so much for this product!”
If you or your loved one need a alternative to a male urinal or to try to avoid invasive catheters, give the MUDS a try!
Male urination problemsMale urinals are not all created equally. Not in function or price. Compared to the URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle, the Male Urinary Drainage System. or MUDS, is much more versatile for any male and the cost is much less.
The URSEC Spill Proof Male Urinal Bottle (a funnel in a urinal) sales for $42.95 and the MUDS is under $30.00.
If you are looking for an alternative to the old, standard, male urinal, try a MUDS.
Male urination problemsMale urination problemsare difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficulty task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode.
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Male urination problemsThe Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS was specifically designed as an alternative to the old Male urination problemsto promote hygiene, self esteem and ease care giver strain.
The urine drains into a container that will hold 2500ml and has accurate markings on the container for measurement if needed. A lot of men have difficulty using a standard urinal. One of the major causes is spilling urine when placing on a surface until emptied, or trying to use the urinal with urine already in it because there was no one to empty it timely enough.
The MUDS solves this problem by promoting immediate drainage of urine into the container. It can be used multiple times before it needs to be emptied, and if needed, promote accurate measurement of urine.
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A male condom catheter is generally used for incontinent males. There are other alternatives to a condom catheter for continent males.
Condom catheters are uncomfortable, are difficult to keep in place, and frequently leak.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is a great alternative to a condom catheter or a urinal for a continent male
Male urination problemsWhen placing a condom catheter, You need to clean the area really well with soap and water and then you dry, and wait for it to dry some more. Liquid adhesives are sometimes helpful, but can you imaging having adhesive placed there? Then you are finally ready to place the condom catheter. You roll it on only to find out that it is too large or too small, and you don’t have the appropriate size. If you have the right size, you generally get pubic hair under the condom catheter and that must be mighty uncomfortable. You finally get it placed, and how long does it stay on?
Seriously, condom catheters are not comfortable, but sometimes they are the only alternative for an incontinent male. If you must place a condom catheter, make sure that it is an appropriate fit – not too snug and not too loose. If the male has not been circumcised, do not pull the foreskin back. Leave it in its’ natural position and place the condom catheter over the foreskin, otherwise long term retraction of the foreskin will cause swelling and could even require medical attention to treat. As I always say, always put the turtle back in its’ shell before applying the condom catheter.
If you know a continent male who is using a condom catheter just because they can’t use a urinal without spilling, suggest that they try a Male Urinary Drainage System. It is designed specifically for males who have difficulty using a urinal
Male urination problemsMale urination alternatives are many. From invasive foley catheters to the common urinal.
The urinal has had a few improvements over the years, but the newest is the Male Urinary Drainage System or MUDS. It is for continent men or males who can urinate on command. It is used at each urination episode just like the outdated common urinal, but it has many features that facilitates use even for men with difficulty using the common urinal.
It was designed due to the inability to utilize a common urinal and no suitable alternative was to be found.
If your loved one has difficulty using a urinal, give MUDS a try
Male urination problemsMale urinals are difficult, at best, to use. Frequently male anatomy changes with age. The penis sometimes envelops into pubic fat, reducing length and making it hard to point the penis into a urinal. Frequent misses are common and spilling after use is easy to do. Then, the urinal has urine in it and you need to use it again. Of course, there is no one to empty it for you or they are not timely enough and you attempt to use it again with urine already in it. Now a difficult task becomes even harder, resulting in spills.
The Male Urinary Drainage System is designed to prevent these common problems with a urinal. It is designed to seat against the pubic area solving many of the problems associated with a urinal. The urine drains immediately into a storage container which can hold up to 2500ml before requiring emptying, eliminating the need for someone to empty the urinal at each urination episode.
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One of the many reasons to avoid inserting a foley catheter in a continent male is the risk of trauma. Insertion of a foley catheter is painful and has the associated risk of causing injury to the urethra or prostate.
There is a high probability of bleeding when the catheter is traumatically removed with the bulb intact. For example: If the patient is getting out of bed, ambulating, or misjudges the length of the tubing when hurriedly getting out of bed to go to the bathroom for a bowel movement the catheter could accidentally be tugged and traumatically pulled out.
When injury occurs, treatment may include: reinsertion of the foley, bladder irrigation, blood transfusion, or a increased hospital stay with increased acuity of care. Traumatic injuries related to urethral catheters can lead to shock and potential long term consequences as a result of the injury.
Try other alternatives to a catheter in continent males before inserting a foley catheter.
Try a MUDS.
Finally, all of the desired features of a catheter without the catheter associated risk of infection or injury. Every body’s goal is to avoid catheter associated urinary tract infections orMale urination problems
Introducing a non-invasive alternative to a catheter for a continent male.
The MUDS objective is to provide a male urinary system for a continent male to use in virtually any position regardless of restrictive appliances or physical deficits without significant leakage or spilling during or after use.
Front-line alternative before inserting a Foley catheter in a continent male exclusively available from MUDS LLC.
How dangerous can a bedside urinal be? Really? Yes! Really!!
Infection risk due to spilled urine which is then tracked thruout your house or the hospital.
Huge risk for falls due to wet surfaces from unknown spilled urine.
Try a MUDS as your male urinal alternative
Male urination problems MUDS GUYand promote safety.