Abstract: Disclosed herein is a sleeve for reducing involuntary leakage of a flowable material from a urethral meatus of a penis. The sleeve comprises a body that is configured to temporarily receivably retain a glans penis. When the glans penis is temporarily receivably retained by the body, the body applies an inwardly-directed pressure to the glans penis to close a urethral meatus of the glans penis.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a strip for reducing involuntary urine leakage associated with male urinary incontinence. The strip comprises a first pad and a second pad. The strip also comprises a bridge that is configured to couple the first pad to the second pad. The strip additionally comprises an adhesive coupled to the first pad and the second pad. The first pad, the second pad, and the bridge are made of a non-resiliently flexible material.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a sleeve for reducing involuntary leakage of a flowable material from a urethral meatus of a penis. The sleeve comprises a body that is configured to temporarily receivably retain a glans penis. When the glans penis is temporarily receivably retained by the body, the body applies an inwardly-directed pressure to the glans penis to close a urethral meatus of the glans penis.

Abstract: A folding leg system includes a first leg adapted to receive a first pivot bolt. A first bracket is mounted on a surface and coupled to the first leg by way of the first pivot bolt, such that the first leg can rotate in the first bracket between an up and a down positions. A second leg adapted to receive a second pivot bolt. A second bracket is mounted on the surface and coupled to the second leg by way of the second pivot bolt. The second bracket includes a first section in which the second leg may rotate to a down position from an up position and a second section in which the leg is prevented from rotating into the down position from the up position. The second bracket is adapted so that the second leg may slide along the pivot bolt from the first to the second sections.