Who do I recommend it for?
Urine dribbling is common after radical prostatectomy or TURP – rehabilitation can take weeks or months. The Prosecca band provides protection from the moment it is put on during rehabilitation: you do not need to worry while exercising, working, or performing daily activities. It is advisable to carry out electrostimulation therapy in parallel (e.g. PFE for Men) to restore muscle strength.
Prosecca can be worn discreetly while running, walking, cycling or training. Its lightweight, narrow design does not restrict movement while preventing dribbling.
If a few drops escape after urination – a common issue among men known as post-void dribble – the Prosecca band provides a discreet solution: you do not need to use a pad; the band prevents the dribble.
If you have been using incontinence pads, Prosecca is a durable alternative: you buy it once and reuse it many times. In the long run it is more economical than continually purchasing pads – and the mechanical protection is more targeted.
How does the compression band work?
The Prosecca band works on a mechanical principle: the padded surface applies a gentle, even pressure to the urethra and physically prevents urine passage. This is not therapy – it does not train the muscles and does not restore sphincter function.
When to use it? Use it during daily activities when you need protection: at work, during sports, or in social situations. Prosecca treats symptoms – it prevents dribbling.
What it is NOT for? Prosecca does not replace medical treatment or muscle training. The most effective approach: use the Prosecca band for daily protection alongside an electrostimulation device (e.g. PFE for Men or evoStim P) for pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation. As muscle strength improves, the need for Prosecca decreases.
Frequently asked questions
Prosecca treats symptoms: it prevents dribbling while you wear it. It does not train the muscles or restore sphincter function. Long-term improvement requires electrostimulation treatment (e.g. PFE for Men). Prosecca is most effective as an adjunct during rehabilitation.
With correct use, no. Tighten the Velcro only enough to stop the dribbling – it should not cause pain, numbness or discolouration. If you experience any unpleasant symptoms, loosen or remove the band. If you are unsure about proper use, consult your treating physician.
Yes. Prosecca can be worn during running, walking, cycling and exercise. Its lightweight, narrow design does not restrict movement, and the Velcro keeps the band secure.
Night-time use is not recommended – prolonged compression is undesirable. For night use, prefer an incontinence pad. Prosecca is intended for daytime, active use.
No. Prosecca is designed exclusively for the male anatomy. For women, pelvic floor electrostimulation devices are recommended (e.g. Perfect PFE, Kegel Toner).
With proper maintenance (daily washing and drying) it can be used for months. Wear of the Velcro indicates when replacement is needed. It is a more durable solution than continually buying pads.
How to use the Prosecca band?
1
Put the band on
Place the padded part on the underside of the penis along the urethra. The pad should be centred over the urethral line.
2
Tighten the Velcro
Tighten the band until the pressure is noticeable but not painful. The Velcro fastening allows fine adjustment of the pressure. With the correct tension, the dribbling will stop.
3
Wear it during daily activities
Prosecca can be worn while running, walking, sitting or exercising. Its narrow, lightweight design fits discreetly under underwear.
4
Remove before urinating
Open the Velcro before urinating and remove the band. Put it back on after urination. The Velcro enables quick on and off.
5
Cleaning
Wash daily with warm soapy water and dry. The smooth surface is easy to clean. Store in the supplied box.
Package contents
- 1 pc Prosecca compression band (universal size, Velcro)
- 1 pc storage box
- 1 pc user manual
Technical specifications
| Type | Mechanical compression band (non-electronic) |
| Target group | Men only |
| Size | Universal (Velcro adjustment) |
| Material | Elastic, smooth-surfaced, washable |
| Fastening | Velcro, pressure adjustable |
| Power | Not required (non-powered device) |
| Manufacturer | Medintim GmbH |
| Certification | CE Class I medical device |
When NOT to use it?
- Broken or damaged skin on the penis
- Active urinary tract infection or inflammation
- Surgical procedure in the treatment area – during the healing period
- Reduced sensation in the penis area (neuropathy)
Unsure? Consult your treating physician before use!
Important information
Prosecca is CE-marked, a Class I medical device. It is intended for symptomatic treatment of urine dribbling – it does not replace medical examination and pelvic floor rehabilitation.
In the treatment of male incontinence, mechanical aids can be used as adjuncts to conservative therapy, alongside pelvic floor muscle training and electrostimulation.1
The information on this page is for guidance only. Home therapeutic devices are intended to complement medical treatment, not replace it. Consult your treating physician if you have complaints.
Scientific background
Conservative treatment options for male incontinence are supported by clinical evidence:
- Anderson CA, Omar MI, Campbell SE, et al. (2019). Conservative management for postprostatectomy urinary incontinence. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 1(1):CD001843. PubMed
- Hsu LF, Liao YM, Lai FC, Tsai PS. (2016). Beneficial effects of biofeedback-assisted pelvic floor muscle training in patients with urinary incontinence after radical prostatectomy. Int J Nurs Stud. 60:149-160. PubMed
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