QiVi FEC Female External Urine Management Device
First, Truly External Urine Management solution
99.6% Accurate Output
Accurate output measurement to assess fluid balance, hydration status and key bodily functions.
75% CAUTI Reduction*
Up to 75% of all Hospital acquired Urinary Tract Infections are associated with Indwelling Urinary Catheters.
48% faster flow*
Proprietary flow enhancing, non absorbing material keeps the anatomy dry and eliminates chances of skin maceration, IAD.
Cranial Suction Tube
No rigid components under the patients, prevents MDRPI. Works in supine, lateral, and seated positions.
Universal fit design.
Only suction catheter that works on retracted penis or abdominal pannus.
Pouch orifice fits snugly eliminating chances of penile strangulation
Novel derma-friendly adhesive
Contours to the suprapubic region providing secure adhesion.
Silicon based adhesive facilitates trauma-free removal and works even in the presence of moderate hair follicles.
Pleated Pouch Design
Advanced pleated pouch design adds additional volume to the device.
Works on patients with varied anatomies.
One size fits all so no need to stock multiple sizes.
Adequate Microclimate
Multiple Air vents help provide adequate microclimate around the anatomy and keep the patient dry, minimizing IAD and infections.
Lookin for a better female urine managament device?
Have you tried a female external urine management device (PureWick or PrimaFit or Versette) or are you looking for a better external urine management device for the female anatomy?
Sheath catheters (colloquially known as condom catheters) have been around for 30+ years. Recently, external urine management devices for the female anatomy that use wick or absorbent pads were commercialized. These devices get placed between the labia of the patient and work well when patients have high BMI.
Are you struggling with petite patients or does your current wicking device keep getting dislodged/leaking on petite patients?
Are you looking to avoid any potential necrosis of the labia?
QiVi– Female External Urine Management Device (FEC) is designed to be a truly external device that sits over the female anatomy. The QiVi female catheter device is pliable on two axis (left/right between thighs, and forward/backward to reach the perinium), which allows the nurse to place the device comfortably on most patient types.
The external device prevents necrosis on the labia and a pliable device provides a comfortable placement between the legs of the patient.
The QiVi’s unique adhesive design compensates for areas on the anatomy that might be sensitive (innervation) and have follicles. Just like QiVi – Male External Catheter, we fundamentally believe that wicking or absorbing urine in a device is the wrong approach. It is like soaking up a diaper and then trying to dry it by suctioning fluid away using a straw.