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Contiform has particular appeal for active women. It can also be used successfully by new mothers, although not within six weeks of delivery. It is NOT suitable for patients with prolapse. (For more details on whether Contiform is suitable for you, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page, and if required, consult a health professional).

The Contiform device comes in three sizes – Small, Medium or Large. To select the right size for your body, purchasers are advised to start with the New User Pack, which includes the device in all three sizes, a removal ribbon and a tutorial DVD. Once fitted to the correct size, you can then purchase the User Replacement Pack with your size only – when it eventually needs replacing.

The device must be replaced when it no longer effectively supports the urethra. This is usually every 30 – 45 days (or longer if used infrequently).

You will notice the Contiform has a split in the collar. This allows it to be easily folded / reduced in size for insertion into the vagina. It also helps reduce any excess pressure on the bladder neck, to prevent obstruction to urinary flow.

Contiform is designed by one of Australia’s leading gynaecologists and is registered with the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (ARTG No. 153651)

To contact Contiform OBG about Contiform Incontinence Aids | Replacement Unit use Get a quote.

Contiform has particular appeal for active women. It can also be used successfully by new mothers, although not within six weeks of delivery. It is NOT suitable for patients with prolapse. (For more details on whether Contiform is suitable for you, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page, and if required, consult a health professional).

The Contiform device comes in three sizes – Small, Medium or Large. To select the right size for your body, purchasers are advised to start with the New User Pack, which includes the device in all three sizes, a removal ribbon and a tutorial DVD. Once fitted to the correct size, you can then purchase the User Replacement Pack with your size only – when it eventually needs replacing.

The device must be replaced when it no longer effectively supports the urethra. This is usually every 30 – 45 days (or longer if used infrequently).

You will notice the Contiform has a split in the collar. This allows it to be easily folded / reduced in size for insertion into the vagina. It also helps reduce any excess pressure on the bladder neck, to prevent obstruction to urinary flow.

Contiform is designed by one of Australia’s leading gynaecologists and is registered with the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (ARTG No. 153651)

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To contact Contiform OBG about Contiform Incontinence Aids | Replacement Unit use Get a quote.