TrueClr M or M+ Male Urinary Catheter Apparatus Starter Bundle

The TrueClr M version is for male urinary evacuation.

The TrueClr M+ is smaller in size, increasing the amount of suction for on demand evacuation and for wheelchair bound patients.

The TrueClr F is for female urinary evacuation.

You will need a TrueClr External Urinary Catheter Apparatus, as well as a suction unit. Rhino Medical Supply offers a starter package for the TrueClr Active External Urinary Catheter Apparatus, the Drive Medical Vacu-Aide® QSU Quiet Suction Unit, and additional useful items such as the UR24T Antibacterial spray, replacement suction Drive Medical canisters, personal care wipes, gloves and more.

Each TrueClr device has built in pressure release valves that open when too much suction pressure is present in the system, protecting patients from injury. Once these protection valves have opened and engaged, they will remain open and a new TrueClr device will be needed.

The aspirator has an easy-to-read pressure gauge, which helps patients and caregivers the ability to select precise measurements of the vacuum. The tubing on the TrueClr devices connects to the top of the suction canister at the port with "to patient" verbiage. The aspirator is quiet, and features an internal battery as well as AC and DC power cords.

The Drive Medical Vacu-Aide QSU Suction Unit has an 800 cc collection container. The collection container should be washed after each use, and replacement containers are also available.

TrueClr is intended for a single patient. After each use, empty the collection canister and flush the contents down the toilet. Clean the canister with soap and water. Apply UR24T Antibacterial Spray cleaner (sold separately) to the device and then wash with soap and water.

Hospital-grade wall aspirators should never exceed 130 mmHg of vacuum suction. Clinical staff should start at lower levels of suction and titrate up slowly until enough suction is present to begin extracting urine through the tubing.

TrueClr is intended for a single patient and can be reused for a maximum of 30 days in a home setting or for 15 days in a hospital setting.

The TrueClr device should be replaced if:

• There is damage to any portion of the device
• The pressure release valves have been activated
• The tubing is blocked, kinked, or doesn't allow urine flow
• The device has been used for 30 days in the home or 15 days in a hospital setting

Yes. The TrueClr devices are covered by Medicare and qualify for reimbursement under Part B DME. Many private insurance companies asl cover part or most of the cost. Check with your insurance company to verify reimbursement levels. The Purchaser of the product is solely responsible for reimbursement through Medicare or private insurance. Rhino Medical Supply does not have the ability to submit claims, bill insurance or Medicare, or provide reimbursement services for the TrueClr product Reimbursement.

TrueClr devices and the Vacu-Aide QSU aspirator are covered under the HCPCS Code E0600