J Clamp Incontinence Device

Clamp Features	J Clamp	Other Clamps
Can be worn during any activity (swimming, running, etc...)	Yes	No
Will not cause deformation or discoloration	Yes	No
Compact in size (Only 2" wide)	Yes	No
Does not have to be removed to urinate	Yes	No
Clamp can easily fit through pants zipper opening, no need to pull pants down	Yes	No
Has an easily adjusted handle (stand and use the wall urinal)	Yes	No
Compresses the urethra without compressing the whole penis	Yes	No
Has an easily adjusted handle (stand and use the wall urinal)	Yes	No
Easy to clean (Just wash, blow dry and put back in place immediately)	Yes	No
The inventor wears the J Clamp 24 hours a day only removing the clamp to quickly clean	Yes	No
Very comfortable	Yes	No
Designed to protect the blood vessels that supply the penis	Yes	No
Has 5 adjustable sizes and will fit a penis circumference of 2 to 4.5 inches	Yes	No
The J Clamp is extremely light weight. It weighs only 1/16th of a pound or 26 grams.	Yes	No

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J Clamp & Male Incontinence Facts & Questions

1. The J Clamp does not have to be removed to urinate.
   
2. The J Clamp will easily fit through the zipper opening of your pants so they do not have to be pulled down to urinate.
   
3. The J Clamp is very economical because it does not have to be replaced periodically like other clamps that have porous cushions.
   
4. The J Clamp does not require a lot of dexterity because it has an adjustable handle which moves clockwise to tighten and counter-clockwise to loosen.
   
5. The J Clamp compresses the urethra without compressing the whole penis.
   
6. The J Clamp is easier to maintain than other clamps. Just wash, dry and place back in position immediately.
   
7. The inventor wears the J Clamp 20+ hours a day except when washing. Please contact your Doctor to determine how many hours you should wear the J Clamp per day.
   
8. When urinating in a public bathroom, you can use the urinals without anyone knowing you are using the device.
   
9. The J Clamp is extremely comfortable to wear.
   
10. The J Clamp will not deform the penis in any way or cause any discoloration.
    
11. The J Clamp is very small and unnoticeable.
    
12. The J Clamp can be used while living an active lifestyle such as golfing, bike riding and even swimming.
    
13. When swimming with the J Clamp it is advised to tighten the device to accommodate shrinkage that may occur.
    
14. The J Clamp has 5 adjustable sizes that will fit a penis with circumferences between 2 and 4.5 inches.
    
15. If you are from the United States the J Clamp weighs only .95 ounces or 1/16th of a pound. If you are from just about anywhere else the J Clamp weighs only 26 grams.
    

What are the different types of urinary incontinence?

• Stress incontinence happens when you sneeze, cough, laugh, lift objects, or do something that puts stress or strain on your bladder and you leak urine.
   
• Urge incontinence is an urge to urinate that's so strong that you can't make it to the toilet in time. It also happens when your bladder squeezes when it shouldn't. This can happen even when you have only a small amount of urine in your bladder. Overactive bladder is a kind of urge incontinence. But not everyone with an overactive bladder leaks urine.
   
• Overflow incontinence happens when your bladder doesn't empty as it should and then leaks urine later. This happens when bladder muscles are weak or the urethra gets blocked. These blockages can be related to an enlarged prostate or a narrow urethra.
   
• Total incontinence happens when you are always leaking urine. It happens when the sphincter muscle no longer works.
   
• Functional incontinence is rare. It happens when you can't make it to the bathroom in time to urinate. This is usually because something got in your way or you were not able to walk there on your own.