QuickChange Official Product Information

QuickChange® is a disposable male incontinence wrap manufactured by UI Medical LLC. It wraps around the penis and absorbs urine close to the source.The product is designed primarily for bedbound, chairbound, or minimally ambulatory men. For men with active lifestyles, QuickChange Wraps are designed for nighttime use, providing reliable protection while they sleep. This page brings together official product details, application instructions, clinical resources, educational articles, downloads, and support information.

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About QuickChange

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What is QuickChange?

QuickChange is a one-size absorbent wrap for male urinary incontinence. It is placed around the penis to contain urine near the point of release.

The wrap has a soft porous inner layer, an absorbent core, and a liquid-resistant outer barrier. Each wrap can absorb up to 500 mL, or approximately 17 oz, of urine.

QuickChange is disposable and intended for single-patient use.

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Who Manufactures QuickChange Wrap?

QuickChange Wraps are manufactured by UI Medical LLC, also known as Urinary Incontinence Medical.

UI Medical is based in Redlands, California. QuickChange Wraps are manufactured in Southern California, primarily from American components.

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What Is the Main Purpose of QuickChange?

QuickChange Wraps are designed to manage male urinary leakage without entering the urethra or requiring a drainage tube. For men who do not need medically necessary bladder drainage, the wraps provide a non-invasive alternative that does not introduce catheter-associated infection risks.

Unlike full incontinence briefs, QuickChange Wraps cover only the penis. A urine-only change can therefore require less repositioning and may not involve replacing the entire brief, clothing, or bedding.

QuickChange manages urinary leakage. It does not treat the medical cause of incontinence or replace a catheter when bladder drainage is clinically required.

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How Is QuickChange Different from Traditional Briefs?

A traditional incontinence brief covers the waist, hips, buttocks, and groin. It may contain both urine and stool.
QuickChange Wraps fit around the penis and are designed specifically for urine, allowing a wet wrap to be replaced quickly without changing the entire brief. They do not provide bowel containment.
Men with little or no mobility may use QuickChange as a standalone product. When bowel protection is also needed, the wrap may be placed inside an outer brief, in accordance with the care plan and facility protocol.

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Where Is QuickChange Used?

QuickChange can be used at home and across professional care settings, including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, long-term care communities, rehabilitation centres, veterans' care, home health, and hospice.

QuickChange Wraps were developed in part for wheelchair users, allowing urine-only changes while seated and reducing the need for full transfers or extensive repositioning.

The product is primarily intended for men who are bedbound, chairbound, or have limited mobility. Active users should follow the manufacturer's nighttime-use guidance.

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When QuickChange May Not Be the Right Fit

It is not designed to contain stool or manage fecal incontinence on its own. It is also not a general product for female urinary incontinence.

QuickChange should not be used to collect urine from a urostomy, continent stoma, or abdominal urinary diversion. Leakage from a stoma or pouch requires diversion-specific products and clinical guidance.

A QuickChange Wrap must not replace a medically required catheter. Men who need bladder drainage for urinary retention, obstruction, surgery, or another clinical reason should follow their clinician's instructions.

QuickChange Wraps can also be used by men with retracted anatomy, scrotal edema, a hidden penis, or strong urine flow. Dedicated clinical instructions provide application and positioning guidance to help make changes comfortable, secure, and convenient.

Who Can Benefit Most from QuickChange Wraps

Official Product Information

QuickChange is available in several package options for different care needs. The 10-count Trial Pack allows new users to evaluate fit and application, while larger packages support regular home, professional, or facility use. The wrap itself remains the same one-size design across all packages

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Application & Usage Resources

Clinical Resources

Access official clinical guidance, professional resources, application instructions, and evidence related to the appropriate use of QuickChange in healthcare settings.

Educational Resources

The QuickChange educational library covers product use, catheter alternatives, skin protection, caregiver support, facility practices, and medical conditions associated with urinary incontinence.

Product Downloads

FAQs

How much urine can the wrap absorb?

The QUICKCHANGE Wrap can absorb up to 500cc (17oz) of urine and the wrap stays dry to the touch. Keep in mind that the daily average output of urine is 1000cc. The wrap wicks moisture away to improve patient outcomes.

Is there an odor within the brief?

The QUICKCHANGE Wrap’s gel absorbs the odor as well as wicking away moisture when a patient urinates.

What sizes are available?

QUICKCHANGE Wrap is One Size Fits All.

What are the various layers of the QUICKCHANGE wrap made of?

The outer layer is a liquid proof barrier to protect clothing, skin, and bedding from urine leakage. The middle layer is composed of an absorbent gel and padding to quickly absorb and contain up to 500cc's of urine. The top layer next to the skin is soft and porous so the urine can immediately be drawn away to the absorbent middle layer.

Company Information

QuickChange is manufactured and distributed by UI Medical LLC.

Corporate address:
UI Medical LLC
1670 W. Park Avenue
Redlands, CA 92373
United States

Phone:
+1 800-206-2816

Support hours:
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Pacific Time