Overall rating: 4.4657536 / 5 from 73 reviews.
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"This clamp is surprisingly comfortable. I did not try to totally stop any leakage, I still wear a pad. But I’m happy with the results and the adjustable ladder position closure. I also ordered the Freedom clamp. This is even more comfortable, 5 stars. The adjustable hinge allows me to stop the leaks and find a comfortable closure position. Thank you for these devices."
"Very poor quality I will send it back"
"My original confidence clamp lasted less than one year. It broke at the hinge. I realize it only has a six month warranty, but couldn’t the hinge be made with some other material other than plastic? I certainly hope the new one holds up longer than the original one. I am pleased with the performance of the clamp but feel that it could be a little better constructed."
"Love it."
"comfortable and light weight plus adjustable for controlling the drips."
"A lot more relaxed comfortable"
"After my radical prostatectomy and before radiation treatment, I had a sling surgery that added resistance in the urethra. While it worked well to reduce incontinence, it’s become less effective over time. The confidence clamp is my go-to, especially on longer walks/hikes or if I’m going to be moving around among people. It’s comfortable and effective. No issues after 3 years."
"This clamp functions well and is comfortable as well. It can be trusted to perform reliably for an extended period of time."
"Seems to be the best fit for me"
"Didn't work for me. Not saying it wouldn't work for others."
We recommend testing all included pads first and choosing the one that feels best—your set includes three interchangeable silicone pads (S, M, L) so you can fine-tune comfort and leakage control. Place the clamp midway down the shaft (not too close to the base or the tip), then close and tighten using the ladder-lock system until you get control without discomfort. Use the lowest comfortable pressure that works, and re-adjust if you feel any pinching or pressure points.
No. The Confidence Clamp is metal-free, so there are no metallic parts to rust, and it’s designed to be travel-friendly (no “beeping” from metal components).
Wear time varies by person and you should follow your clinician’s guidance. As a general best practice, we recommend removing the clamp every 2–3 hours to urinate, give the skin a break, and check comfort/circulation. Always remove and re-adjust immediately if you notice pain, numbness, tingling, coldness, or discoloration.
Your Confidence Clamp set includes the Confidence Clamp, three interchangeable silicone pads (S, M, L), a user manual, and a storage/travel bag.
