Why IC
Intermittent Catheterisation is the recommended method to empty your bladder- both by healthcare professionals and people with bladder issues.
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Keep your bladder healthy
Intermittent catheterisation (IC) is considered the preferred method for emptying your bladder.
Keep your bladder healthy
Intermittent catheterisation (IC) is considered the preferred method for emptying your bladder.
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Going out and about
A good intermittent catheterisation routine helps you regain confidence to do the things you enjoy.
Going out and about
A good intermittent catheterisation routine helps you regain confidence to do the things you enjoy.
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What is catheterisation ?
IC is the regular insertion of a hollow tube into the bladder, to empty it of urine.
What is catheterisation ?
IC is the regular insertion of a hollow tube into the bladder, to empty it of urine.
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Unsure about intermittent catheterisation?
Take a deep breath: with practice and patience you can learn IC too.
Unsure about intermittent catheterisation?
Take a deep breath: with practice and patience you can learn IC too.
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Michael: Catheterising in the fast lane
Michael: Catheterising in the fast lane
There’s no time for long breaks in the fast lane. See Michael's solution.
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Tips for catheterisation
Privacy, cleanliness and suitable facilities are key to feeling confident doing intermittent catheterisation both in and outside of your home.
Tips for catheterisation
Privacy, cleanliness and suitable facilities are key to feeling confident doing intermittent catheterisation both in and outside of your home.
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Why ensure an empty bladder?
Learn what happens if you don’t
Why ensure an empty bladder?
Learn what happens if you don’t
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Find the right product
Discrete and instantly ready for any activity
Find the right product
Discrete and instantly ready for any activity
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Dan: “IC has improved my life”
Dan: “IC has improved my life”
Dan feels confident to go out with family and friends
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What is a catheter?
Learn about what a catheter is
What is a catheter?
Learn about what a catheter is
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