We know that up to 80% of SCI patients can suffer from faecal incontinence or constipation. Patients spend an average of 5.6 years trying other treatments before finding the right solution for them.1

Bodies work differently and it can take up to 12 weeks for the body to adapt to Transanal Irrigation (TAI).1 You are not alone. As a member of Coloplast® Care, all kinds of articles and support (phone and online) are there for you to help you.

Most importantly, our trained Coloplast Care advisers are dedicated to your well-being and success with Peristeen Plus.

45% of intermittent catheter users consider UTIs to be their greatest challenge2 . When Users have a UTI, or if they’re constantly worried about contracting one, it can be difficult to engage with their surroundings.2 Luja™ is a completely NEW kind of catheter that has been associated with less risk of UTI’s.3

There's no need to adjust the catheter, so when the flow stops, you're done, and you benefit from a simpler emptying technique.

Luja sets a new standard for bladder emptying.

Please note Luja is not indicated for use with bladder augmentation or neobladders due to excess mucus production.

Did you know that an active wheelchair user performs around 10-15 transfers per day? For highly active individuals this number increases to 30-40 transfers. On average, people make 3 to 5 transfers a day just for bladder emptying. Speedicath Flex Set is an all in one solution that can assist in the reduction of transfers.4