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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the DABADA™ system covered by Medicare?
dabadacare@gmail.com, operated by Helix Solutions Co., Ltd., is not a supplier registered or participating in Medicare or Medicaid, does not participate in commercial insurance plans, and does not submit claims or claim reimbursement for orders placed on this website. Items sold are not covered by Medicare or Medicaid, and can only be sold for cash. Even if you are a Medicare or Medicaid recipient or have commercial insurance, you are personally and solely responsible for paying for every item you buy.
What is the DABADA™ system?
The DABADA system™ is an innovative option for incontinence management. These include the DABADA™ female external catheter and the DABADA™ urine collection system. This system works outside the body to help keep skin dry by expelling urine
Introduction and overview videosWhere does urine go?
The DABADA™ female external catheter draws urine out of the body through a non-invasive, soft material. The DABADA™ urine collection system stores urine in a collection membrane via a collector tube
How much urine can a collection container hold?
It can hold up to 800cc.
Can I use the DABADA™ system myself?
The DABADA™ system is easy to set up from start to finish, and the DABADA™ female external catheter can be deployed in just a few steps. To learn how to use the DABADA™ system, visit the how-to page.
How to useDoes the underwear fit the DABADA™ female external catheter?
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Can DABADA™ be reused for women?
No Catheters should be replaced at least every 8-12_ 24 TL, and sooner if they become dirty with stool or fatigue. The skin must be assessed to see if it has been damaged, and perineal care must be performed before a new catheter is inserted.
DABADA™ female external catheterCan DABADA™ female internal catheters be disinfected and reused?
Yes. DABADA™ Female Internal Catheters (FEC) are designed for multiple use only. If you try to clean, sterilize, and/or reuse FEC, there may be a risk of infection or disease, so you should wrap it with a membrane to prevent contact with skin.
How many DABADA™ female external catheters do I need?
DABADA™ Female external catheters are used one at a time and should be replaced at least every 8-12 hours if soiled with feces or blood. The amount you need to order depends on your individual usage. For example, if you plan to use the DABADA™ system only at night while sleeping, you'll use one DABADA™ external female catheter per day.
DABADA™ female external catheterHow do I properly insert a DABADA™ female external catheter?
The DABADA™ female external catheter (FEC or wick) is made of tpu material and is surrounded by a tpu membrane. It is placed outside the body and held in place by labia minora and hip muscles. FEC is connected to the urine collection system through a tube. When users urinate, FEC collects urine and is stored in a membrane tube. After 8-12 hours (or if FEC is dirty with feces or blood), throw away FEC and replace it with a new one.
Learn moreHow do I remove a DABADA™ female external catheter?
To remove the DABADA™ female external catheter, completely separate the leg, gluteus, and labia minora. To prevent potential skin damage during removal, gently pull the DABADA™ female external catheter outward. Make sure suction is maintained while the DABADA™ Female external catheter is removed.
Learn moreThe DABADA™ female external catheter leaked when used. What can I do to prevent leaks?
Please check the correct location. With the soft gauze side facing the patient, align the end end of the DABADA™ female external catheter with the buttock gap. Gently slide the soft side of the gauze between the glutes and labia minora. Make sure the top of the gauze is aligned with the pubis. Once the wick is placed, slowly bring the legs back together.
View DABADA™ female external catheter operation and placementCleaning instructions and maintenance
It must be removed after 1 use.
