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Renew Bowel Incontinence Inserts
Renew Bowel Incontinence Inserts
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Renew Inserts provide a discreet, comfortable solution for managing Accidental Bowel Leakage (ABL), also known as faecal incontinence. Designed to be inserted into the rectum, these soft silicone inserts help prevent unexpected bowel leakage, allowing you to go about your day with greater confidence and peace of mind.
Easy to insert using a hygienic, touch-free applicator, Renew Inserts offer a simple, non-surgical option for people seeking effective bowel leakage management.
The soft silicone insert is gently placed into the rectum, where it forms a comfortable seal to help prevent bowel leakage. The insert is designed to remain securely in place during normal daily activities and is naturally expelled during a bowel movement.
Renew Inserts are available in regular and large.
How To Use:
We recommend starting with the regular size. If the insert becomes dislodged or leakage continues, consider trying the large size for a more secure fit.
- Wash your hands and ensure the package is fully sealed before opening.
- Peel back the packaging and remove the insert using the hygienic applicator.
- Place your index finger through the applicator ring.
- While sitting comfortably on the toilet (or in another comfortable position), gently position and insert the Renew Insert as directed in the instructions for use.
- Dispose of the insert and applicator after use.
Some users may experience a temporary sensation of needing to open their bowels or mild irritation around the anal area. If symptoms persist or worsen, discontinue use and consult your healthcare professional.
Please note: Renew Inserts are intended to help manage accidental bowel leakage but are not a replacement for medical assessment or treatment. If you experience persistent bowel incontinence, consult your healthcare professional for advice.
Do not use if you're allergic to silicone, are using rectal suppositories, have had rectal surgery within the past four weeks or have bleeding haemorrhoids, rectal bleeding, anal fissures, severe pain or irritation.
Discontinue use and seek medical advice if you experience pain, bleeding, persistent irritation, or if the insert does not pass naturally with your next bowel movement.
