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A clinical study evaluating men with incontinence using the Afex® Male Incontinence System for a duration of three months has yielded results consistent with our own patient testimonials received every day. The study was led by Dr. László Pajor, Professor and Head of Department at the Urology Clinic of the University of Szeged in Budapest, Hungary.
The primary study endpoints were captured using a scaled experience/opinion questionnaire. Each trial participant completed the questionnaire after his three-month use of Afex®.
The questions and results were as follows:
How has your quality of life changed since wearing the urine collecting briefs [Afex® Male Incontinence System]?
Average reported value on a scale between –10 and +10.
Have the briefs [Afex® Male Incontinence System] improved or hindered your physical activity?
Average reported value on a scale between –10 and +10.
When is the advantage of using the briefs [Afex® Male Incontinence System] more pronounced: at night or during the day?
Average reported value on a scale of 1 for night and 2 for day.
Is it easy or difficult to use and clean the briefs [Afex® Male Incontinence System]?
Average reported value on a scale between –10 and +10.
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