Date:9/28/2011

nce and Critical Care, and Infusion Devices – ConvaTec products support healthcare professionals from the hospital to the community health setting. For more information, please visit www.convatec.com.Vitala is a trademark of ConvaTec Inc. © 2011 ConvaTec Inc.SC-000258-MM(1) Durnal, A., Maxwell, T., Kiran, R.P. & Kommala, D. (2011) International study of a continence device with 12-hour wear times. British Journal of Nursing, 20(16), S28-S36.

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