Trusted Protection For Your Male Patients
Discreet, reliable support for light to moderate urinary leakage, designed with men in mind.
Trusted Protection For Your Male Patients
Discreet, reliable support for light to moderate urinary leakage, designed with men in mind.
Why Recommend LP Shield?
Male-specific anatomical design
Discreet fit for daily wear
Ideal for post-void dribble, light incontinence, or post-op care
Supports conservative treatment strategies
Promotes patient dignity and confidence
Compatible with boxers and pajamas
Our Product
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LP Shield is a discreet, anatomically contoured absorbent device designed to manage light to moderate urinary incontinence in male patients. It is particularly suitable for individuals experiencing post-micturition dribble (PMD), mild stress urinary incontinence (SUI), urge incontinence, or postoperative leakage following procedures such as
TURP or radical prostatectomy.
Constructed with a Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP) core and hydrophobic barrier layers, LP Shield offers effective moisture containment while maintaining skin integrity through breathable, dermatologically safe materials. Its ergonomic design promotes proper placement and retention, that holds up to 15 cc, supporting both treatment compliance and patient quality of life during conservative management or recovery phases.
USES
1. Post Cystoscopy in which patients are prescribed soothing medications which are quite effective yet discolor the urine temporarily. This would be of great help to the patient in keeping clothing and bedding clean and dry.
2. Post catheter removal.
3. Post prostate biopsy when there can be blood discharge for several days following procedure.
4. Any other semi invasive urologic procedure resulting in discharge.
5. Recommend to men with BPH or other ongoing long term issues resulting in PVD.
6. Post-ejaculation oozing
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of incontinence is LP Shield appropriate for?
Post-micturition dribble (PMD), Mild stress urinary incontinence (SUI), Urge incontinence, Postoperative leakage (e.g., post-TURP or post-prostatectomy)
Is LP Shield a suitable option during postoperative recovery?
Yes. LP Shield is commonly recommended during the early recovery phase following prostate surgery, including radical prostatectomy and TURP, when patients may experience transient or persistent urinary leakage.
How does LP Shield support conservative management strategies?
LP Shield offers discreet protection that encourages mobility, activity, and social engagement, key components of conservative incontinence management. It may be used alongside pelvic floor muscle training, bladder retraining, and behavioral interventions.
What makes LP Shield different from standard absorbent pads or briefs?
Unlike unisex pads, LP Shield is anatomically designed for the male urethral and perineal region, offering a more secure fit and targeted absorption. It is significantly less bulky than briefs, which improves comfort and patient adherence.
Can LP Shield help improve patient adherence to treatment?
Yes. Because LP Shield is low-profile, easy to use, and non-invasive, it supports daily wear and minimizes barriers to self-care. Patients are more likely to adhere to pelvic floor therapy and return for follow-up when they feel confident and protected.
How should clinicians introduce LP Shield to patients?
Framing leakage as a common and manageable part of the recovery process or aging helps reduce stigma. Offer LP Shield as a proactive tool for maintaining dignity and independence, not just a “pad.” Our Patient Discussion Guide can support this conversation.
