What remains.
Incomplete drainage
A design challenge shaped by where drainage features are positioned.
Flex Skirt Technology™ is a soft, flexible design that helps keep additional drainage eyelets open and correctly positioned - designed to support drainage lower in the bladder and addressing a long-standing challenge in catheter care.
Platform technology
Flex Skirt Technology™ is Nowwell’s catheter platform. A soft, flexible design approach developed to address persistent challenges in urinary drainage.
Explore the technologyThe need
Incomplete drainage and mucosal suction can contribute to complications for catheter users. Flex Skirt Technology enables product-specific design changes intended to address these mechanical challenges at their source.
Incomplete drainage
A design challenge shaped by where drainage features are positioned.
Mucosal suction
A mechanical challenge at the interface between tissue and catheter.
The technology
The ultra-thin, flexible skirt creates a soft interface that can support drainage features precisely where they are needed.
Its form can be adapted to different catheter types while remaining compatible with established clinical procedures.

Flexible medical-grade materials allow the skirt to respond to the surrounding anatomy.
The skirt is designed to maintain the position of functional features during use.
Each skirt configuration is developed around the drainage needs of the individual catheter.
How the platform creates value
Flex Skirt Technology is more than a single product feature. It is a design platform that can be configured for different urinary catheter applications.
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First clinical application
The platform’s first clinical application brings Flex Skirt Technology to the Foley catheter.
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A platform for development
A shared design principle. Product-specific configurations. A foundation for continued catheter development.
Discover our product pipelineDesigned for clinical practice
The innovation is integrated into the catheter itself.
It is designed to introduce new functionality without requiring a new catheterisation procedure. That means the technology can advance while the clinical workflow remains familiar.

Development
Our catheter technologies are developed through structured in vitro, in vivo and clinical investigation. Each stage helps us understand performance, refine the design and build the evidence required for clinical use.
01 / In vitro
Evaluate the design under controlled laboratory conditions.
02 / In vivo
Investigate performance in a biological setting.
03 / Clinical investigation
Study the technology in its intended clinical context.
NowCath Foley · Clinical investigation
NowCath Foley, the first clinical application of Flex Skirt Technology, is currently being evaluated in the REDUCE clinical trial.
Looking ahead
Flex Skirt Technology provides a foundation for the continued development of next-generation catheters—created to advance care for people living with urinary incontinence and retention.

The technology
An ultra-thin skirt.
A new way to shape the interface.

Flexible silicone allows the skirt to respond to the surrounding anatomy. Its ultra-thin form supports drainage features precisely where they are needed.
The skirt is designed to maintain the position of functional features during use. A considered relationship between form, positioning and drainage.
Each skirt configuration is developed around the purpose of the individual catheter, while remaining compatible with established clinical procedures.
Designed for clinical practice
New functionality without a new catheterisation procedure. The technology can advance while the clinical workflow remains familiar.
NowCath Foley is the first product to integrate Flex Skirt Technology. It is currently being evaluated in the REDUCE clinical trial.
