The difference between standard and extra InView catheters by Hollister Incontinence Supplies typically relates to the size and length:

• Standard InView Catheters: Generally have a standard length and size, designed to fit most people and intended for short-term, intermittent use.
  
• Extra InView Catheters: May be longer or have a larger diameter to accommodate specific needs, such as those with an enlarged prostate or other anatomical variations.

For personalized recommendations, it is best to consult a healthcare professional who can consider your individual needs and anatomy.

The difference between standard and extra InView catheters by Hollister Incontinence Supplies typically relates to the size and length:

• Standard InView Catheters: Generally have a standard length and size, designed to fit most people and intended for short-term, intermittent use.
  
• Extra InView Catheters: May be longer or have a larger diameter to accommodate specific needs, such as those with an enlarged prostate or other anatomical variations.

For personalized recommendations, it is best to consult a healthcare professional who can consider your individual needs and anatomy.

A condom catheter is an external urinary catheter worn like a condom and used to manage urinary incontinence. Unlike traditional catheters inserted through the urethra, condom catheters are worn outside the body and connect to a collection bag.

• Material: Typically made of soft, flexible materials such as latex or silicone.
  
• Usage: Commonly used by men with urinary incontinence as an alternative to internal catheters.

Proper use and following the healthcare provider’s instructions are important to reduce the risk of complications like urinary tract infections.

The duration for wearing a condom catheter depends on factors such as the type of catheter, individual needs, and healthcare provider recommendations:

• General Recommendation: Change the catheter at least every 24 hours or as advised by your healthcare provider.
  
• Monitoring: Regularly check the fit and placement of the catheter to ensure comfort and reduce the risk of complications such as skin irritation or urinary tract infections.

Always follow the guidelines provided by your healthcare provider and seek medical attention if you experience discomfort or issues.

Here are the general steps for using an external male catheter (condom catheter):

1. Hand Hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
   
2. Inspect Catheter: Remove the catheter from packaging and check for defects.
   
3. Apply Lubricant: Apply a water-based lubricant to the catheter’s tip.
   
4. Apply Catheter: Hold the catheter at the base of the penis and roll it up the shaft until snug.
   
5. Attach Collection Bag: Connect the catheter to the collection bag and position it below the bladder for proper drainage.
   
6. Adjust and Monitor: Ensure the catheter and bag are properly adjusted for comfort and check regularly for leaks or problems.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and any additional recommendations from your healthcare provider. Change the catheter regularly (typically every 24 hours) to maintain hygiene and prevent complications. If you experience discomfort or issues, seek medical attention.