Mark,

First of all we all know that you require the LARGE male catheters
which are not fit for any mammal this side of a horse. Secondly, a
well and gently applied razor to the "area" that is covered makes a
world of difference. Besides, being "Metrosexual" is what it's all
about for the hip guys these days! So taking a razor to It also has
it's advantages with the ladies...

Echo X-Ray out.
Mark628CA wrote:
Mentor has two different lines. The Standard Care is the one I use. I
was advised that the Active Care line is the one with the more
aggressive adhesive.
The Zee Medical catheters were almost impossible to remove- It took a
long hot shower and substantial swearing. And even then there was
adhesive residue left. Wish I''d known abouut the detachol. I wasn't
going to risk any of the solvents I rely on in fiberglass layups, paint
removal or metal prep. The concept of "You First" is highly developed
in aviation, and I believe in it.