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Bladder Support Device

Bladder Support Device

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Non-invasive sensor uses ultrasound to track the bladder. This device helps know when it it time to go to the bathroom preventing little accidents.  The monitor can also assist caregivers with knowing when a client needs to go to the bathroom.  Connects via bluetooth to your phone & sends a notification when your bladder reaches the fullness level that you set, giving you time to get to the bathroom! Include setup and education time.

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Specifications

Dimensions: Width 2" x Depth 1.4" x Height 0.7"
Weight: 0.9 oz
Power Supply: Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
Battery Life: Approximately 40 hours of use (Fully charged in 4 hours)
How to attach sensor: Apply gel to the sensor and secure it to the body using DFree adhesive sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Bladder Support Device work?

A: The Bladder Support Device works by using safe, non-invasive ultrasound technology to continuously monitor bladder fullness in real-time. The lightweight sensor (2" W x 1.4" D x 0.7" H, weighing just 0.9 oz) is worn on the lower abdomen using an adhesive sheet and gel. It connects via Bluetooth to your smartphone or tablet, where the app tracks your bladder volume and sends notifications when your bladder reaches the fullness level you've set. This advance warning gives you time to plan and get to the bathroom before an accident occurs, helping you maintain independence and dignity.

Q: What is a bladder monitoring device and who needs one?

A: A bladder monitoring device is a wearable sensor that uses ultrasound technology to track how full your bladder is and predict when you need to use the bathroom. It's beneficial for individuals experiencing urinary incontinence, bladder control challenges, memory concerns that affect toileting awareness, mobility limitations that require advance planning for bathroom trips, or anyone who struggles to notice or act on urges in time. The device is also valuable for caregivers who need to know when a client or loved one needs assistance getting to the bathroom.

Q: Is the bladder sensor safe and non-invasive?

A: Yes, the Bladder Support Device is completely safe and non-invasive. It uses ultrasound technology—the same safe imaging technology used in prenatal care and medical diagnostics—to monitor bladder fullness from outside the body. The sensor simply attaches to the skin on the lower abdomen with an adhesive sheet and gel; there are no insertions, catheters, or invasive procedures required. This makes it comfortable for continuous wear and suitable for daily use without any health risks.

Q: How long does the bladder monitor battery last?

A: The Bladder Support Device features a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that provides approximately 40 hours of continuous use on a full charge. The battery fully recharges in about 4 hours, making it convenient to charge overnight or during periods when you're not wearing the device. This extended battery life ensures reliable monitoring throughout multiple days without frequent recharging interruptions.

Q: How does the bladder device help prevent incontinence accidents?

A: The Bladder Support Device helps prevent incontinence accidents by providing advance warning before you actually need to go to the bathroom. Instead of relying on bodily sensations that may be diminished or difficult to recognize, the device objectively measures bladder fullness and sends smartphone notifications when your bladder reaches your personalized threshold. This forecasting approach gives you time to plan bathroom trips, locate accessible facilities, arrange for caregiver assistance if needed, or finish activities before urgency becomes critical—significantly reducing the risk of unexpected accidents.

Q: Can caregivers use the bladder monitor to help with toileting assistance?

A: Yes, the Bladder Support Device is extremely valuable for caregivers assisting individuals with toileting needs. The Bluetooth-connected app can be accessed on the caregiver's smartphone or tablet, allowing them to receive notifications when their client or loved one's bladder reaches the set fullness level. This eliminates guesswork about toileting schedules, reduces the need for frequent bathroom checks, and enables caregivers to provide timely, dignified assistance. The device promotes more predictable routines and helps prevent accidents while supporting the user's independence and comfort.

Q: How do you attach and wear the bladder sensor?

A: To attach the Bladder Support Device, apply the included gel to the sensor surface, then secure it to your lower abdomen using a DFree adhesive sheet. The compact, lightweight sensor (weighing only 0.9 oz) is designed for comfortable continuous wear under clothing. Once positioned and connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth, the device begins monitoring bladder fullness automatically. The discreet size and secure attachment allow you to go about your daily activities while receiving reliable bladder monitoring and notifications.

Q: Does the bladder monitoring device require setup and training?

A: Yes, the Bladder Support Device includes setup and education time to ensure you understand how to properly position the sensor, connect it to the app, customize your fullness threshold settings, and interpret notifications. This initial guidance helps you get the most benefit from the device and ensures accurate monitoring. Once set up, the device is easy to use daily, and the app provides intuitive tracking and alerts that help you establish more predictable toileting routines and reduce anxiety about incontinence.

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⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

We love DFree because it uses safe, non-invasive ultrasound technology to continuously monitor how full the bladder is and help people predict when they need to use the bathroom instead of relying on guesswork or bodily sensation alone. The lightweight sensor is worn just above the lower abdomen and connects to a smartphone or tablet app that sends alerts when the bladder reaches a set fullness threshold—giving users and caregivers advance notice so they can plan bathroom trips with confidence. This forecasting approach can reduce anxiety, prevent unexpected accidents, and support more independence—especially for people with bladder control challenges, memory concerns, or mobility limitations who might struggle to notice or act on urges in time. By promoting timely toileting and reducing stress for both users and caregivers, DFree blends innovative monitoring with everyday ease, helping routines feel more predictable and dignified.

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