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Comfort Sleeve Patent For Male Incontinence

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Summary

USPTO published patent application US20260096934A1 for a comfort sleeve designed for male incontinence. The device features a sleeve with outer and inner layers containing an absorbent material, with upper, lower, and contour compression zones each having elastic bands with varying elasticity to comfortably secure and shape the sleeve around the penis.

What changed

USPTO published a patent application for a comfort sleeve for male incontinence. The invention comprises a sleeve with outer and inner layers, an absorbent material between them, and three compression zones (upper, lower, and contour) each with elastic bands of specific elasticity to comfortably compress and secure the sleeve around the penis.

Medical device manufacturers developing incontinence products should review this patent to assess potential licensing requirements or design-around strategies. Healthcare providers offering incontinence management solutions may find this device relevant to patient care options.

What to do next

  1. Monitor for patent issuance
  2. Review device design for potential licensing needs
  3. Consult IP counsel regarding design-around options

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Apr 12, 2026

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COMFORT SLEEVE FOR MALE INCONTINENCE

Application US20260096934A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026

Inventors

Eric Lee

Abstract

A comfort sleeve for male incontinence has a sleeve with an outer layer and an inner layer with an absorbent disposed between them. The sleeve has an upper compression zone disposed along a top portion; a lower compression zone disposed along a bottom portion of the sleeve and a contour compression zone disposed between the upper compression zone and the bottom compression zone. The upper compression zone has at least one elastic band with a first elasticity; the contour compression zone has at least one elastic band with a second elasticity where the second elasticity is selected to comfortably compress the sleeve around the base of the glans of a penis; thereby removably securing the sleeve around said penis. The bottom compression zone is selected to have a third elasticity wherein each selected elasticity provides a compressive force selected to comfortably shape and hold the sleeve around the penis.

CPC Classifications

A61F 13/471 A61F 13/15203 A61F 13/539 A61F 13/64 A61F 2013/15146 A61F 2013/15243 A61F 2013/530481 A61F 2013/53908

Filing Date

2023-06-15

Application No.

19121735

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Classification

Agency
USPTO
Published
April 9th, 2026
Instrument
Rule
Legal weight
Binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Substantive
Document ID
US20260096934A1

Who this affects

Applies to
Medical device makers Healthcare providers Clinical investigators
Industry sector
3345 Medical Device Manufacturing
Activity scope
Patent application publication Medical device design Incontinence product development
Geographic scope
United States US

Taxonomy

Primary area
Intellectual Property
Operational domain
Legal
Topics
Medical Devices Healthcare

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