How to Set Up Your PureWick™ System

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How to Use
Setting Up
FAQs
Tips & Troubleshooting

Setting up Your PureWick™ System

Watch the video below to find out how to set up your PureWick™ Urine Collection System.

What's in the box?

The PureWick™ System Starter Set includes the suction pump (with or without rechargeable lithium-ion battery), 2000cc canister with lid, pump tubing, collector tubing with elbow connector, power cord and a box of 30 PureWick™ External Catheters.

Setting up your PureWick™ Portable Collection System

Watch this video to learn how to set up your PureWick™ Portable Collection System.

Instructions The PureWick™ Portable Collection System Starter Set includes PureWick™ Portable Collection System Base, 2000cc collection canister with lid, collector tubing (6ft), pump tubing, two pour spout caps, AC power adapter, Carry Bag, instruction manual, Quick Start guide, and box of 30 PureWick™ External Catheters.

Download the Getting Started guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? This helpful link answers the most frequently asked questions. 

Frequently Asked Questions

PureWick™ System Tips & Troubleshooting

For helpful tips on setting up, using, and cleaning your PureWick™ System, check out our Tips & Troubleshooting section. 

Tips & Troubleshooting

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You can purchase the PureWick™ System without a prescription. The PureWick™ medical equipment and supplies sold through this website are not covered by Medicare, Medicaid or commercial insurance and are cash sales only.* Follow the link below to get the system delivered directly to you.

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* Purewickathome.com, operated by C. R. Bard, Inc., is neither a Medicare or Medicaid enrolled or participating supplier, nor participating with any commercial insurance plans and will not submit claims or collect reimbursement for orders placed on this website. Items sold are not covered by Medicare or Medicaid and are cash sales only. Even if you are Medicare or Medicaid beneficiary, or have commercial insurance, you will be personally and fully responsible for payment for any items purchased.