Purpose & Use

• Pediatric urine collectors are non-invasive devices designed to collect urine from infants and young children for measurement, testing, or monitoring.

• Commonly used in hospitals, neonatal units, and home care.

• Ideal for diagnostic purposes such as urine analysis, culture, or routine monitoring.

Material & Properties

• Made from soft, hypoallergenic, medical-grade plastic or adhesive materials.

• Comfortable and safe for delicate infant skin.

• Adhesive ensures the collector stays in place without causing irritation.

• Transparent material allows easy visual monitoring of urine.

Design & Components

• Collection pouch: small, flexible reservoir to hold urine.

• Adhesive flange or pad: secures the device to the genital area of the infant or child.

• Some designs include drainage ports for easy transfer to specimen containers.

• Disposable and single-use to prevent contamination.

Sizes & Fit

• Typically universal sizes that fit neonates, infants, and small children.

• Some models may have small, medium, and large options to accommodate different ages or body sizes.

Advantages

• Non-invasive, reducing discomfort compared to catheterization.

• Hygienic and easy to apply.

• Transparent design allows observation of urine output.

• Disposable, reducing cross-contamination risk.

• Bulk packs (100 units) are cost-effective for hospitals or clinics.

Usage Guidelines

• Clean the genital area before applying the collector.

• Attach securely using the adhesive flange or pad.

• Monitor the device to ensure urine is collected properly.

• Remove promptly once collection is complete to avoid skin irritation.

• Dispose of safely after use.