Free LoFric catheter samples are available to all our members who need them.
United Spinal Association is proud of the partnerships we forge with companies that serve people with spinal cord injuries/disorders, veterans, and all wheelchair users. Wellspect, the manufacturer of LoFric catheters, is one of these companies.
“Wellspect is proud to partner with United Spinal Association, an incredible organization driven to better the lives of wheelchair users,” says Wellspect Digital Marketing Manager Maneeza Hasan. “Through this partnership, we want to shed light on bladder and bowel management issues that affect people with SCI. Our disposable intermittent catheters help people mimic their natural way of urinating and make it easier to manage day-to-day activities with confidence!”
Visit Wellspect’s Website for More Information On:
- LoFric Elle: A highly innovative catheter designed for women by women. This hydrophilic intermittent catheter features a unique ergonomic design that allows the container to become an angulated handle when connected to the catheter, which enables an upright body position and ultimate control during catheterization. Free samples are available upon request.
- LoFric Origo: A compact and easy-to-use male catheter. This hydrophilic intermittent catheter is foldable to pocket size, discreet and easy to carry and use anywhere. The adjustable Insertion Grip allows non-touch technique and facilitates safe and hygienic catheterization. Free samples are available upon request.
- Bladder & Bowel Management with SCI: Valuable information for people with spinal cord injuries. This page covers what a spinal cord injury is, what bowel and bladder problems it may cause, and tips on how to handle these issues with success.
- Introduction to Intermittent Catheterization (IC): New to intermittent catheterization? Access this great resource to learn how intermittent catheterization can give you more control over your body and your health.
For more information on how to partner with United Spinal Association, please contact Scott Lavery, Development Manager, at scott.lavery@unitedspinal.org.