Dr. Dean Elterman, Urologist, MD, MSc, FRCSC, Toronto Western Hospital
"The Contino is a self-administered medical device for the treatment of urinary leakage or incontinence. Men are able to self-administer the device. They can insert it into the urethra and leave it there comfortably over the course of the day. And, if they need to urinate, they can remove the device themselves, after which they can rinse it under lukewarm water and reinsert into the urethra easily or store it for later use."
Steve Kline, Clinical Professor Department of Psychiatry, UBC
"This approach to male urinary incontinence is a breakthrough. With minimal training, it is straight forward to use, complications are minimal and easily managed. Overall. the benefits of increased freedom to socialize, attend public functions and travel make this a valuable resource for an expanded lifestyle with much less worry"
Maureen McGrath, Nurse Continence Advisor
"In clinical trials, Contino has shown to be safe and effective."
"The Contino is a self-administered medical device for the treatment of urinary leakage or incontinence. Men are able to self-administer the device. They can insert it into the urethra and leave it there comfortably over the course of the day. And, if they need to urinate, they can remove the device themselves, after which they can rinse it under lukewarm water and reinsert into the urethra easily or store it for later use."
Dr. Dean Elterman
Urologist, MD, MSc, FRCSC, Toronto Western Hospital
"This approach to male urinary incontinence is a breakthrough. With minimal training, it is straight forward to use, complications are minimal and easily managed. Overall. the benefits of increased freedom to socialize, attend public functions and travel make this a valuable resource for an expanded lifestyle with much less worry"
Steve Kline
Clinical Professor Department of Psychiatry, UBC
"In clinical trials, Contino has shown to be safe and effective."
Maureen McGrath
Nurse Continence Advisor
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