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Disposable penile absorbent products for male urinary incontinence management

About QuickChange: QuickChange Wrap provides a disposable penile absorbent solution for male patients managing urinary incontinence. The product offers up to 500mL absorbency with hook-and-loop fastening, requiring no adhesives, shaving, or complex preparation.

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About QuickChange Wrap

Disposable penile absorbent product for non-ambulatory, incontinent male patients

Absorbency

Up to 500mL

Weight

31-33g (dry)

Fastener

Hook & Loop

Materials

SAP, Cellulose, PE/PP Blend

Clinical Applications

Versatile solutions for diverse patient needs

Standard Application

  • Primary urinary incontinence management
  • Non-ambulatory male patients
  • Standard anatomy

Specialized Applications

  • Retracted anatomy adaptation
  • Bariatric patient management
  • Scrotal edema cases
  • Catheter leak management
  • High-volume output (dual wrap)

Extended Uses

  • Tracheotomy leak management
  • G-tube or J-tube leakage
  • Suprapubic catheter sites
  • Fistula fluid management
  • Stoma site protection

Clinical Benefits

Evidence-based outcomes for patients and caregivers

For Patients

  • Reduces incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD)
  • Prevents moisture-associated skin damage
  • Maintains skin integrity
  • Reduces UTI risk vs. indwelling catheters
  • Wheelchair users can change independently
  • Reduces sleep interruptions
  • No shaving, tubing, or adhesives required

For Caregivers

  • Less physically demanding application
  • Reduces barrier cream and wipe usage
  • Decreases bedding changes
  • Minimal preparation time
  • Reduces work-related strain injuries

27 hours/week: Average time family caregivers spend on care tasks, with toileting representing significant physical burden

Clinical Evidence

Published research supporting QuickChange Wrap efficacy

Mayo Clinic Phoenix Study (2018)

30 male incontinent patients requiring urinary containment were observed in a quality improvement initiative

21

patients used QuickChange Wrap

0

developed HAPI or IAD

$43,180

average HAPI treatment cost (prevented)

Key Finding: Patients using alternative methods (body-worn absorbent products, external devices, indwelling catheters) developed pressure injuries, while QuickChange Wrap users maintained intact skin.

Reference: Famorca, M. & Peworski, C. (2020). Penile Disposable Absorbent Wrap to Prevent HAPI. Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, AZ. Poster presentation.

Additional Published Studies

  • WOCN Journal article on product efficacy and clinical outcomes
  • Kindred Healthcare white paper documenting facility implementation results

Product Availability

Multiple access points for consumers and healthcare facilities

Consumer Access

Retail Locations:

  • 1,300+ Walmart stores
  • 800+ CVS locations

Online Retailers:

  • Walmart.com
  • CVS.com
  • Amazon.com
  • QuickChange.com

Healthcare Facilities

HCPCS Code: T4545

Prior authorization form available at QuickChange.com

Veterans Affairs:

  • Inpatient: Federal Supply Schedule #36F79721D0124
  • Outpatient: Consolidated Mail Outpatient Pharmacy (CMOP XKO38)

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