Finding your urethra isn’t intuitive, so we’ve pulled together our experiences from the last two years to help get you peeing like a pro. This is a part one of a series so stay tuned!

• Make sure you are completely dry before placement

• Make sure you are standing with your legs together

• Make sure the Spouti™ tab is resting underneath the clitoris

Placing Spouti™ correctly hinges on being able to locate your urethra to the point where you can put your finger on it. If you feel right above the opening to the vaginal canal – right before it “drops off” – you should notice the urethra. It sort of feels like a little donut shaped hole.

Once you can poke yourself in your own urethra (LOL) keep your finger over it. With your finger still on your urethra, center Spouti™ over your finger. You may need to push the edge deeper into the opening in order to get the actual center of the cup over your urethra.

I tend to recommend that people do this laying down the first few times because it really helps open everything up.

Depending on how far back your urethra is, you may notice the rim of the cup might kind of wrap around the “edge” where the “drop off” is. Once you get Spouti™ over your finger you will likely need to push out the edges of the cup to ensure  the cup isn’t squished in on itself.

From here you should begin a test pee. If you see any leaks adjust Spouti™ forward or backwards to ensure that your urethra is fully encompassed by the cup.

To Be Continued…