Pacey Cuff

For healthcare professionals

An external continence option your patients can wear comfortably, all day

The Pacey Comfort Cuff is a registered external urethral compression device for men with stress or post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence. It is designed to occlude the urethra while preserving penile perfusion, so patients can tolerate longer daily wear and stay adherent.

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FDA-registered establishment  ·  Medicare-eligible (HCPCS A4356)  ·  GSA Advantage & VA listed
A pelvic health physical therapist showing the Pacey Comfort Cuff to a male patient

The clinical challenge

Adherence fails when the device is uncomfortable

Conventional penile clamps achieve continence by circumferentially compressing the shaft, which can impede blood flow and cause discomfort, skin changes and short tolerated wear times. For patients working through pelvic floor rehabilitation after prostatectomy, a device they cannot comfortably keep on undermines both quality of life and adherence.

The Comfort Cuff was engineered to address that trade-off directly: effective urethral occlusion with a design intended to preserve circulation.

The Pacey Comfort Cuff showing the urethral pressure pad, fenestrated hood and numbered micro-adjust strap

Mechanism of action

Targeted occlusion, preserved perfusion

Rather than flattening the shaft, the Comfort Cuff applies focal pressure through a soft urethral pressure pad on the ventral surface to occlude the urethra, while a fenestrated hood over the dorsal aspect is designed to allow continued penile blood flow.

A micro-adjust tension system lets the patient dial in the minimum effective compression along a numbered strap, supporting a safer pressure-to-perfusion balance during extended daytime wear.

Metal and latex free, reusable, and intended for day use with compression eased overnight.

Where it fits

A practical option within a continence pathway

During rehabilitation

Can be used alongside pelvic floor muscle training to reduce leakage episodes while continence recovers, without interfering with the exercises.

For daytime control

Designed for day use and activity, with compression eased at night. Patients are advised to discuss full 24-hour use with their clinician.

When adherence matters

Comfort-first design supports longer tolerated wear, which can help patients stay consistent with external management.

The Comfort Cuff supports continence management and is not a substitute for clinical assessment. Suitability, sizing and wear guidance should be individualized, particularly for patients with circulatory conditions or active skin issues.

What clinicians tell us

"As a physician, I'll admit I was initially skeptical. But after giving it a chance, I was genuinely surprised. It's easy to use, comfortable, and effective, far beyond what I expected. A true game changer in managing urinary incontinence."

F.Y., MD

"As a pelvic therapist, I have recommended the Pacey Cuff to patients for over a year, and have begun recommending it to other therapists too. It's a great tool to get men to where they want to be."

G., Pelvic Health Therapist

Regulatory and reimbursement

Registered, reimbursable, and available through US channels

Available to patients across regulated markets and through US federal supply channels. Made in Canada, shipped from within the USA. More than 30,000 patients served.

Class 1 medical device
From a registered establishment.
FDA-registered establishment
Reg. 3013731289.
Medicare-eligible
HCPCS A4356 (external urethral clamp). Medicare claim path.
GSA Advantage contract
US Federal supply schedule 36F79718D0423.
VA National Acquisition Center
Listed for the VA; free for eligible US veterans.
Featured in the field
Urology Times and MedTech Outlook.
Health Canada licensed
Medical Device Establishment Lic. 7487.
Patented
US 11,135,048 · EU/UK EP3547977.

Support for your practice

Samples, patient materials, and referral support

We are glad to help you evaluate the Comfort Cuff and support the men in your care.

1

Free samples and measuring ribbons

Request an evaluation unit and measuring ribbons so you can size and demonstrate it in clinic.

2

Patient brochures and sizing guides

Printed brochures and sizing instructions to hand to patients, so they leave with clear guidance.

3

Refer a patient

Point patients to the right size and support, and arrange clinic or bulk supply where helpful.

Guidance to share with patients

Sizing and getting started

Sizing is based on a relaxed mid-shaft circumference measurement, then confirming the minimum length required for that size. Patients do best with about a week of short daily practice on the bottom-strap adjustment, wearing a pad as a backup during that period. Correct size and adjustment are the main drivers of both comfort and effectiveness.

Application and adjustment videos are available to support onboarding, and our team can help your patients directly with fit questions.

Professional enquiries

Email info@paceycuff.com  ·  Phone 1 (877) 377-2239

Office hours 9:00 to 4:30 PST. We respond within about one business day.

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Pacey Cuff

Help your patients manage continence, comfortably

Request samples, measuring ribbons and patient materials, and we will support the men in your care.

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FDA-registered  ·  Medicare (A4356)  ·  GSA Advantage 36F79718D0423  ·  VA National Acquisition Center