Coloplast Peristeen In The Usa?
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Schopenhauer
, Nov 03 2008 06:27 PM
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#1
Posted 03 November 2008 - 06:27 PM
I read over a few other posts on this board about the Coloplast Peristeen device which paras and quads can use to quickly and thoroughly evacuate the bowel.
Coloplast Peristeen
I called my regular medical supplies outfit, A-Med, and they hadn't heard of it. So I called Coloplast. They informed me that this device is not available in the USA -- not FDA approved.
Are there any alternatives? I've been having more and more troubles with bowel management as I've gotten older. The Coloplast device sounded good, dammitall.
Coloplast Peristeen
I called my regular medical supplies outfit, A-Med, and they hadn't heard of it. So I called Coloplast. They informed me that this device is not available in the USA -- not FDA approved.
Are there any alternatives? I've been having more and more troubles with bowel management as I've gotten older. The Coloplast device sounded good, dammitall.
#2
Posted 04 January 2009 - 03:51 PM
Let me know what you find, similar situation here. I have not been able to find out even when Peristeen might be available in the U.S. or if there are any alternatives other than colostomy for U.S. residents.
Schopenhauer, on Nov 3 2008, 10:27 AM, said:
I read over a few other posts on this board about the Coloplast Peristeen device which paras and quads can use to quickly and thoroughly evacuate the bowel.
Coloplast Peristeen
I called my regular medical supplies outfit, A-Med, and they hadn't heard of it. So I called Coloplast. They informed me that this device is not available in the USA -- not FDA approved.
Are there any alternatives? I've been having more and more troubles with bowel management as I've gotten older. The Coloplast device sounded good, dammitall.
Coloplast Peristeen
I called my regular medical supplies outfit, A-Med, and they hadn't heard of it. So I called Coloplast. They informed me that this device is not available in the USA -- not FDA approved.
Are there any alternatives? I've been having more and more troubles with bowel management as I've gotten older. The Coloplast device sounded good, dammitall.
#4
Posted 13 July 2011 - 07:57 PM
I just called Coloplast to find out if it was available in the USA. I was told it is, if you go to one of 4 centers that can prescribe it for you. However they say it still is not covered by insurance in the USA. They will be calling back to offer more about how to get it in the USA. I will keep you updated.
#8
Posted 15 July 2011 - 10:54 PM
Here is the site, http://www.ahns.com....e=index&cPath=3
I got it from a member here called edlee, maybe try to PM him about it.
I never did order one but I have heard the same thing about the balloon's, I don't think it hurt's.
It looks like they have some kind of plug now?? That can't feel good.
I got it from a member here called edlee, maybe try to PM him about it.
I never did order one but I have heard the same thing about the balloon's, I don't think it hurt's.
It looks like they have some kind of plug now?? That can't feel good.
#9
Posted 16 July 2011 - 04:51 AM
sh1wn, on 15 July 2011 - 10:54 PM, said:
Here is the site, http://www.ahns.com....e=index&cPath=3
I got it from a member here called edlee, maybe try to PM him about it.
I never did order one but I have heard the same thing about the balloon's, I don't think it hurt's.
It looks like they have some kind of plug now?? That can't feel good.
I got it from a member here called edlee, maybe try to PM him about it.
I never did order one but I have heard the same thing about the balloon's, I don't think it hurt's.
It looks like they have some kind of plug now?? That can't feel good.
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