SENS-U KIDS

The SENS-U Bladder Sensor supports school-age children who are dealing with bladder problems. The SENS-U is a comfortable wearable that is small, simple, wireless and with a discrete notification. The wearable sensor offers easy personalized insight to recognize and act upon a full bladder.

For who?

The SENS-U KIDS is intended for children between age 6 and 12 who are under treatment by a medical professional. Children who are late with toilet training learn to go to the toilet when the bladder is full. Children with a neurogenic bladder can use the SENS­-U for volume based intermittent catheterization.

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Also view our SENS-U Care option.

What users have to say

She was proud

She was proud to realize that she was already on her way to the toilet before the SENS-U reminded her.

Parents of girl (10, continence training)

He only had to catheterize 4 x per day

He only had to catheterize 4 x per day with the sensor, as opposed to 5 x per day without a sensor. In addition, no wet pants during the 3 weeks using the SENS-U!

Parents of boy (11, neurogenic bladder)

The SENS-U helped a lot with motivation.

The SENS-U helped a lot with motivation. Girl (12) has made enormous progress in recognizing urge and going to the toilet on time.

Pelvic floor physiotherapist (NL, continence training)

That’s how it gets into your system

By using the SENS-U, going to the toilet cannot disappear to the background of your mind, the notification keeps coming back and that’s how it gets into your system to become alert to the urge of going to toilet.

Pelvic floor physiotherapist (NL, continence training)

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SENS-U KIDS
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Receive a notification of a full bladder on the smartphone or by a vibration in the SENS-U on the abdomen.
Wear the SENS-U all day with an adhesive patch on the abdomen.
Set a full bladder notification for each individual person based on maximum bladder capacity.
Find the correct position for the SENS-U on the abdomen to monitor the bladder.