WO1998029061A1 - Male incontinence pouch - Google Patents
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- WO1998029061A1 WO1998029061A1 PCT/SE1997/002186 SE9702186W WO9829061A1 WO 1998029061 A1 WO1998029061 A1 WO 1998029061A1 SE 9702186 W SE9702186 W SE 9702186W WO 9829061 A1 WO9829061 A1 WO 9829061A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
- A61F13/00—Bandages or dressings; Absorbent pads
- A61F13/15—Absorbent pads, e.g. sanitary towels, swabs or tampons for external or internal application to the body; Supporting or fastening means therefor; Tampon applicators
- A61F13/45—Absorbent pads, e.g. sanitary towels, swabs or tampons for external or internal application to the body; Supporting or fastening means therefor; Tampon applicators characterised by the shape
- A61F13/47—Sanitary towels, incontinence pads or napkins
- A61F13/471—Sanitary towels, incontinence pads or napkins specially adapted for male use
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
- A61F5/00—Orthopaedic methods or devices for non-surgical treatment of bones or joints; Nursing devices; Anti-rape devices
- A61F5/44—Devices worn by the patient for reception of urine, faeces, catamenial or other discharge; Portable urination aids; Colostomy devices
- A61F5/451—Genital or anal receptacles
- A61F5/453—Genital or anal receptacles for collecting urine or other discharge from male member
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- the present invention relates to a male incontinence pouch intended to give the user an optimally designed product where freedom of choice is conferred to determine for himself whether he desires an applicable pouch around the penis alone or the penis and scrotum, specifically insofar that the depth of the pouch, i e , the Y-axis in a 3-d ⁇ mens ⁇ onal view can thus be adapted I e , the incontinence pouch in both application versions is equally wide in its 3- dimensional X-axis
- the purpose of the present invention is the eliminate the know drawbacks that impair existing incontinence pouchs
- an incontinence pouch known from patent SE-8303663-2 there is as patent criterion a recess around the scrotum in order to accommodate both penis and scrotum, i e , one has optimised the incontinence pouch for men with what is termed a retracted penis
- in another incontinence pouch known from patent SE-8400056-1 it is stated with regard in its male version that the incontinence pouch is characterised by being used for the opposite purpose, namely solely for penile application it is also so with the other incontinence pouchs commercially available on the market, which is also confirmed by the attached instructions on the use of the pouchs I e there is today no form of incontinence pouch that basically functions well for these two means of application
- the SE-8400056-1 version excludes men with a retracted penis for scrotal application as it is too narrow, for which reason this incontinence pouch is now sold to for normal penile application solely Should the pouch be used for men with a retracted penis, here too the penis will easily slide out, whereby the small available overlapping absorbent surface in the incontinence pouch will imply a guaranteed major risk of leakage Under the existing patent criteria there is no means of generating a functioning pouch intend to enclose both penis and scrotum
- Fig 1 shows a view of the production in a flat version with the fold lines and hot-melt adhesive sports required in the invention
- Fig 2 shows a view of the product in a pleated version with one side folded in a first ninety-degree angle and subsequently in a further such angle i e a total of 180 degrees
- Fig 3 shows a lateral view of the product upon application the removable adhesive (18) has been removed and the upper edge's (20) length thus maximised, whereby the pull-down angle (21 ) is optimised for application comprising penis and scrotum
- the incontinence pouch showed in the figures comprises an outer hquidproof layer (1 ), e g , a polyethylene film layer that may have been provided on its exterior with a soft fibrous material (2), e g , nonwoven in order to avoid having the polyethylene film layer directly against the body, an inner liquid-permeable material (3) which allows through the urine from e g nonwoven, an absorption body (4) applied directly between the hquidproof layer (1 ) and the liquid- permeable material (3), forming a bag shape in that the laminate upon e g folding and sealing liquid-permeable material (3) against liquid-permeable material (3) displays a short side surface (5) intended in a manner of speaking, to face the body and 40%-60% shorter than the long side surface (6) intended to be placed against underpants or the like
- the side (7) displayed in the figures is delineated by the main fold line (8) and is folded inwards towards the short side (5)
- the side (7)'s outside (9) and inside (10) thus formed are then of
- the incontinence pouch In application for solely a normal penis, the incontinence pouch is to be used without separating the removable adhesive (18) or the separable ribbon (19)
- the incontinence pouch's short side surface's (5) upper edge (20) will thus be optimally high up when the removable adhesive (18) or the separable ribbon
- criterion implies that there has thus also been obtained in one and the same product a product that can be and is thereby optimised for both solely a penis or penis and scrotum, in that the incontinence pouch thanks to the short side surface's (5) upper edge (20), alternatively like a cylindrical container, can be applied at the root of the penis in penile application solely, or in penile/scrotal application can be removed and drawn down and adapted anatomically correctly in that the upper edge (20) forms a downwards hanging somewhat flared angled u-shape
- panty fixing tape For secure fixing to underpants, sanitary briefs or the like, known techniques such as panty fixing tape can be used
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Abstract
Male incontinence pouch intended to allow the wearer freedom of choice to determine for himself whether he wishes to apply the pouch around the penis only or the penis and scrotum. A distinction of the invention is thus that with retained X-axis width the Y-axis in a three-dimension view can thus be adapted thanks to the fact that the short side surface's (5) upper edged (20) applied to the body on the penis or scrotum is adapted upon application in its length insofar that a pleat (14) upon removal retains normal width but increases the length of the upper edge (20) whereby the bottom angle (21) forms a downwards hanging somewhat angled and flared U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess and is thus adapted for application under the scrotum.
Description
MALE INCONTINENCE POUCH
The present invention relates to a male incontinence pouch intended to give the user an optimally designed product where freedom of choice is conferred to determine for himself whether he desires an applicable pouch around the penis alone or the penis and scrotum, specifically insofar that the depth of the pouch, i e , the Y-axis in a 3-dιmensιonal view can thus be adapted I e , the incontinence pouch in both application versions is equally wide in its 3- dimensional X-axis
The purpose of the present invention is the eliminate the know drawbacks that impair existing incontinence pouchs In an incontinence pouch known from patent SE-8303663-2 there is as patent criterion a recess around the scrotum in order to accommodate both penis and scrotum, i e , one has optimised the incontinence pouch for men with what is termed a retracted penis And in another incontinence pouch known from patent SE-8400056-1 it is stated with regard in its male version that the incontinence pouch is characterised by being used for the opposite purpose, namely solely for penile application it is also so with the other incontinence pouchs commercially available on the market, which is also confirmed by the attached instructions on the use of the pouchs I e there is today no form of incontinence pouch that basically functions well for these two means of application
This is achieved in accordance with the invention by means of a specific 2-stage pleat in its 3-dιmensιonal X-axis which upon application is optimally adapted when the Y-axis can thus be used in two stages, for the penis only or for penis and scrotum since a downwards hanging, somewhat flared, angled natural U- shape is formed, anatomically suitable for enclosing the scrotum
This differs from SE-8303663-2 whose version with its recess implies that men with what is termed a normal penis can more easily slide out of the recess in the incontinence pouch and that overfilling definitely occurs more easily with this relatively deeper recess especially in what are termed sitting postures The incontinence pouch is compromised for width for this normal penis application
The SE-8400056-1 version excludes men with a retracted penis for scrotal application as it is too narrow, for which reason this incontinence pouch is now
sold to for normal penile application solely Should the pouch be used for men with a retracted penis, here too the penis will easily slide out, whereby the small available overlapping absorbent surface in the incontinence pouch will imply a guaranteed major risk of leakage Under the existing patent criteria there is no means of generating a functioning pouch intend to enclose both penis and scrotum
The invention will be described hereinafter in greater detail with reference to the enclosed drawings, where
Fig 1 shows a view of the production in a flat version with the fold lines and hot-melt adhesive sports required in the invention
Fig 2 shows a view of the product in a pleated version with one side folded in a first ninety-degree angle and subsequently in a further such angle i e a total of 180 degrees
Fig 3 shows a lateral view of the product upon application the removable adhesive (18) has been removed and the upper edge's (20) length thus maximised, whereby the pull-down angle (21 ) is optimised for application comprising penis and scrotum
The incontinence pouch showed in the figures comprises an outer hquidproof layer (1 ), e g , a polyethylene film layer that may have been provided on its exterior with a soft fibrous material (2), e g , nonwoven in order to avoid having the polyethylene film layer directly against the body, an inner liquid-permeable material (3) which allows through the urine from e g nonwoven, an absorption body (4) applied directly between the hquidproof layer (1 ) and the liquid- permeable material (3), forming a bag shape in that the laminate upon e g folding and sealing liquid-permeable material (3) against liquid-permeable material (3) displays a short side surface (5) intended in a manner of speaking, to face the body and 40%-60% shorter than the long side surface (6) intended to be placed against underpants or the like
The side (7) displayed in the figures is delineated by the main fold line (8) and is folded inwards towards the short side (5) The side (7)'s outside (9) and inside (10) thus formed are then of equal length However, by double-folding the inside (10) outwards with an inner base line (1 1 ) and outer base line (12) with a top fold line (13) located between them, there is obtained a pleat (14) on whose upper side (15) a permanent adhesive (16) is attached to the opposite inside (10) and on whose under side (17) a removable adhesive (18) is attached to the short side surface (5) Alternatively, a separable ribbon (19) or the like can be attached to the removable adhesive (18) straight across the sides (7) on their outside (9) Adhesive in this context refers to a variety of sealing material such as glue, cold-glue, hot-melt, lacquer, wax, Velcro fasteners, Zip ribbons, etc Alternatively, it can also be conceived the removable adhesive (18) is not applied at all, whereby the produce is then primarily adapted for men with a retracted penis where the fold itself is unfolded during application Alternatively, it can also be conceived that the removable adhesive (18) is replaced by a permanent adhesive (16), in accordance with the following, it is then primarily adapted for men with a normal penis
In application for solely a normal penis, the incontinence pouch is to be used without separating the removable adhesive (18) or the separable ribbon (19) The incontinence pouch's short side surface's (5) upper edge (20) will thus be optimally high up when the removable adhesive (18) or the separable ribbon
(19) has been separated This is so as the outer base line (12) angle relative to the base line angles on the pleat (14) determines the upper edge's (20) length and pull-down angle (21 ), i e , bottom angle Also the outer base line's (12) location on the upper edge (20) in relation to where the side-edge seal (23) is, affects the upper edge's (2) length I e , if the outer base line's (12) location on the upper edge (20) is below the side-edge seal (23), the distance between them will generate an inclusive increase in the width of the available upper edge
(20) It thus follows that if said distance is in any way sealed, this inclusion is eliminated This alternative may be desirable both if the permanent adhesive (16) has not been applied, as one can then obtain a fixed determination of the upper edge's (20) width without the pleat (14) needing to be unfolded, and also if the permanent adhesive (16) is thereby replaced by the removable adhesive (18), which also in this case generates a 2-stage product also then adapted for normal penile and penile-scrotal applications A relative drawback is that when
the short-side surface (5) is not attached in the inside (10), an opening can be obtaining during application there
In practice this invention criterion implies that there has thus also been obtained in one and the same product a product that can be and is thereby optimised for both solely a penis or penis and scrotum, in that the incontinence pouch thanks to the short side surface's (5) upper edge (20), alternatively like a cylindrical container, can be applied at the root of the penis in penile application solely, or in penile/scrotal application can be removed and drawn down and adapted anatomically correctly in that the upper edge (20) forms a downwards hanging somewhat flared angled u-shape
For secure fixing to underpants, sanitary briefs or the like, known techniques such as panty fixing tape can be used
The invention is naturally not limited to the forms shows on the drawings and these can be varied in many ways within the framework of the claims
Claims
1 Male incontinence pouch comprising an outer hquidproof layer (1 ), e g , a polyethylene film layer that may have been provided on its exterior with a soft fibrous material (2), e g , nonwoven, an inner liquid-permeable material (3) e g nonwoven, an absorption body (4) applied between the hquidproof layer (1 ) and the liquid-permeable material (3), forming a bag shape in that the laminate in e g folding and edge-sealing the liquid-permeable material (3) against hquid- permeable material (3) displays a short side (5), the long side (6) intended to be placed against underpants or the like characterised in that for both the short side surface's (5) and long side surface's (6) common mam fold line's (8) fold into the sides (7) thus obtained, thereby forming in each instance an inside (10) where in the one facing this inside's (10) outer base line (12) and a one facing the short side surface's (5) inner base line (1 1 ) during the unfolding of the top fold line (13) located between them there will be generated an under side (17) delineated against the inner base line (1 1 ) and a upper side (15) delineated against the outer base line (12) which during unfolding by means of the top fold line (13) whose common base at the bottom with the mam fold line (8) and the inner base line (1 1 ) as well as the outer base line (12) thus conosistically generates the pleat (14) out on the short side surface's (5) upper edge (20), which pleat (14) allows an increase in available length of the short side surface's (5) upper edge (20) thereby implying that the upper edge (20) can be drawn out with unimpaired relative product width which pleat (14) need not be unfolded if the outer base line's (12) distance (22) on the upper edge (20) is below the side edge seal (23) and if this distance (22) is sealed between the short side surface (5) and long side surface (6)
2 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thus its position can be freely determined in stages by applying between the pleat's (14) upper side (15) and its opposite inside (10) a permanent non-removable adhesive (16) which thus attaches these sides and between the pleat's (14) under side (17) and its opposite short side surface (5) applying a removable adhesive (18) which thus attaches these sides, generating an incontinence pouch that in application without removal of the removable adhesive (18) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in that available an available upper edge's (20) length diminishes when the removal adhesιve(18) attaches to the pleat's (14) under
side (17) and the opposite short side surface (5) in that the upper edge's available lengths is then permanently minimised, i e , in order upon removal of the removal adhesive (18) to set a nominal product width for application of penis and scrotum in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) also then forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
3 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) and thus its position can be freely determined in stages in that the pleat (14) is not unfolded, when the outer base line's (12) distance (22) on the upper edge (20) is below the side edge seal (23), and if this distance (22) is sealed between the short side surface (5) and the long side surface (6) and where the permanent adhesive (16) is replaced by the removable adhesive (18) which in application without removal of the removable adhesive (18) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in that an available upper edge's (20) length diminishes where the removable adhesive (18) attaches to the side's (7) inside (10) and the opposite short side surface (5) in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently minimised, i e , in order upon removal of the removable adhesive (18) to set a nominal product width for application of both penis and scrotum in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) then also forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
4 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thus its position can be freely determined by applying between the pleat's (14) upper side (15) and its opposite inside (10) a non-removable adhesive (16) which thus attaches these sides, and between the sides' (7) outside (9) or inside (10) straight across the sides (7) attaching a separable ribbon (19) or the like which with these sides' joining generates an incontinence pouch which upon application without removal of the separable ribbon (19) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in that an available upper edge's length is then permanently minimised, i e , in order upon removal of the separable ribbon (19) to set a nominal product width for application of both penis and scrotum in the upper edge's available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) then also forms a
permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
5 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thus its position can be freely determined in stages in that the pleat (14) and its upper side (15) are folded against the side (7) inside (10) and that the outer base line's (12) distance (22) between the upper edge (20) and the side edge seal (23) between the short side surface (5) and long side surface (6) has been sealed and by applying between the pleat's (14) underside (17) and its opposite short side surface (5) a removable adhesives (18) which thus attaches these sides, generating an incontinence pouch which upon application without removal of the removal adhesive (18) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in that an available upper edge's (20) length diminishes when the removable adhesive (18) attaches to the pleat's (14) underside (17) and the opposite short side surface (5) in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently minimised l e in order upon removal of the removable adhesive (18) to set a nominal product width for application of both penis and scrotum in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) then also forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
6 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and this its position can be freely determined in stages in that the pleat (14) and its upper side (15) are folded against the side (7) inside (10) and that the outer base line's (12) distance (22) between the upper edge (20) and side edge seal (23) between the short side surface (5) and long side surface 86) has been sealed and by applying between the pleat's (14) underside (17) and its opposite short side surface (5) a permanent non-removable adhesive (16) which thus attaches these sides,, generating an incontinence pouch that sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in that an available upper edge's (20) length diminishes when the permanent non-removal adhesive (16) attaches to the pleat's (14) underside (17) and the opposite short side surface (5) in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently minimised
AMENDED CLAIMS
[received by the International Bureau on 25 May 1998 (25.05.98) ; original claims 1 -6 replaced by new cla ims 1 -7 ( 3 pages ) ]
1 Male incontinence pouch comprising an outer hquidproof layer (1), e.g , a polyethylene film layer that may have been provided on its exterior with a soft fibrous material (2), e g , nonwoven, an inner liquid-permeable material (3) e.g nonwoven, an absorption body (4) applied between the hquidproof layer (1) and the liquid-permeable material (3), forming a bag shape in that the laminate in e g folding and edge-sealing the liquid-permeable material (3) against hquid- permeable material (3) displays a short side (5), the long side (6) intended to be placed against underpants or the like characterised in that for both the short side surface's (5) and long side surface's (6) common mam fold line's (8) fold into the sides (7) thus obtained, thereby forming in each instance an inside (10) where in the one facing this inside's (10) outer base line (12) and a one facing the short side surface's (5) inner base line (11 ) during the folding of the top fold line (13) located between them there will be generated an under side (17) delineated against the inner base line (1 1 ) and a upper side (15) delineated against the outer base line (12) which during folding by means of the top fold line (13) whose common base at the bottom with the main fold line (8) and the inner base line (1 1 ) as well as the outer base line (12) thus conosisticaliy generates a pleat (14) out on the short side surface's (5) upper edge (20), which pleat (14) then allows an increase in available length of the short side surface's (5) upper edge (20), thereby implying that the upper edge (20) can then be drawn out with unimpaired relative product width which pleat (14) need not be folded if the mam fold line's (8) position is the same as the outer base line (12) or the top fold
2 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1 characterised in that alternatively a distance from the side edge seal (23) to the outer base line (12) can be generated by the distance seal (22) and between the short side (5) and the long side (6) placed below or level with the upper edge (20), and alternatively without the distance seal (22) when the distance from the side edge seal (23) is close to zero or zero
3 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1-2 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thereby its position can be freely determined in stages by applying between the pleat's (14) upper side (15) and its opposite inside (10) a permanent non-removable adhesive (16) which
thus attaches these sides, and between the pleat's (14) under side (17) and its opposite short side surface (5) applying a removable adhesive (18) which thus attaches these sides, generating an incontinence pouch that in application without removal of the removable adhesive (18) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in such a way that the available upper edge's (20) length diminishes when the removal adhesive (18) attaches to the pleat's (14) under side (17) and the opposite short side surface (5) in that the upper edge's available lengths is then permanently minimised, i e , in order upon removal of the removal adhesive (18) to set a nominal product width for application of penis and scrotum in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) also then forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
4 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1-2 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) and thereby its position can be freely determined in stages in that the pleat (14) is not folded and by applying between the side's (7) inside (10) and its opposite short side surface (5) a removable adhesive (18) which thus attaches these sides, generating an incontinence pouch that in application without removal of the removable adhesive (18) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in such a way that the available upper edge's (20) length diminishes when the removable adhesιve(18) attaches to the side's (7) inside (10) and the opposite short side surface (5) in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently minimised, i e , in order upon removal of the removal adhesive (18) to set a nominal product width for application of penis and scrotum in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) also then forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
5 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1-2 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thereby its position can be freely determined by applying between the pleat's (14) upper side (15) and its opposite inside (10) a non-removable adhesive (16) which thus attaches these sides, and between or at the side's (7) outside (9) or inside (10) straight across the sides (7) attaching a separable ribbon (19) or the like which with these sides' joining generates an incontinence pouch which upon application without removal
of the separable ribbon (19) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in that an available upper edge's length is then permanently minimised, i e , in order upon removal of the separable ribbon (19) to set a nominal product width for application of both penis and scrotum in the upper edge's available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) then also forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
6 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1-2 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thus its position can be determined in that the pleat (14) is not folded and the main fold line's (8) position is the same as the outer base line (12) and by applying between the side's (7) inside (10) and its opposite short side surface (5) a permanent non-removable adhesive (16) which thus attaches these sides, sets a nominal product width for application of both penis and scrotum in that the upper edge's (20) available length is then permanently maximised where the upper edge (20) then also forms a permanently determined downwards hanging somewhat flared angled U-shape without it thereby being necessary to make any recess
7 Male incontinence pouch as claimed in claim 1-2 characterised in that the short side surface's (5) upper edge's (20) length and thereby its position can be determined by applying between the pleat's (14) upper side (15) and its opposite inside (10) a permanent non-removable adhesive (16) alternatively a removable adhesive (18) which thus attaches these sides, and between the pleat's (14) under side (17) and its opposite short side surface (5) applying a non-removable adhesive (16) which thus attaches these sides, generating an incontinence pouch that in application without removal of the removable adhesive (18) sets a nominal product width for normal penile application in such a way that the available upper edge's (20) length diminishes when the removable adhesive (18) attaches to the pleat's (14) upper side (15) and the opposite inside (10) in that the upper edge's available lengths is then permanently minimised, i e , in order when using the removable adhesive (18) and when removing of the removalble adhesive (18) to set a nominal product width which generates a slightly longer upper edge's (20) length
Priority Applications (4)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| PCT/SE1997/002186 WO1998029061A1 (en) | 1996-12-27 | 1997-12-19 | Male incontinence pouch |
| US09/331,338 US6105174A (en) | 1996-12-27 | 1997-12-19 | Male incontinence pouch |
| EP97951408A EP0991383A1 (en) | 1996-12-27 | 1997-12-19 | Male incontinence pouch |
| US09/544,062 US6209142B1 (en) | 1997-12-19 | 2000-04-06 | Male incontinence pouch |
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