Traditional catheter stabilization devices often fall short—either irritating the skin with harsh adhesives or restricting movement with bulky, inflexible straps. The Drake Lock & Swivel was engineered to solve these challenges by combining secure stabilization with comfort, mobility, and thoughtful design.

At Invomed, we believe great medical devices start with the patient. Every feature of the Drake Lock & Swivel was developed to address real-world pain points experienced by catheter users and caregivers alike.

What Makes the Drake Lock & Swivel Different

Adhesive-Free Security
Strong adhesives can damage skin and limit inspection. The Drake Lock & Swivel uses silicone grip strips to stay securely and comfortably in place—without compromising skin integrity.

Swiveling Retainer
The integrated swivel allows the catheter to move naturally with the body, reducing kinking, pulling, and tension while supporting greater freedom of movement.

Universal Fit
Patented retainer channels securely hold nearly any two-port catheter—latex or silicone—in either direction, offering unmatched versatility across users and care settings.

Comfort-Focused Design
The soft, breathable elastic strap is reinforced with anti-slip grips to maintain proper positioning without needing to be overly tight.

Ease of Use
A simplified locking mechanism and intuitive swivel design make the device easy to apply and adjust, even for individuals with dexterity challenges.

Every detail of the Drake Lock & Swivel was crafted to improve daily life for patients, caregivers, and clinicians. It’s more than a medical device; it’s a smarter, more compassionate approach to catheter care.

Reduces the Risk of Urethral Erosion, Bladder Spasms, and Trauma

Proper catheter securement is essential for preventing complications and improving patient comfort. Indwelling urinary catheters, if not properly stabilized, can contribute to urethral erosion—a common source of discomfort and tissue damage. Research shows that negative outcomes associated with urethral and meatal erosion can often be prevented by effective catheter stabilization. It’s one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect patients.

Bladder spasms are another common issue. Pain occurs when the bladder attempts to expel the catheter balloon. Proper stabilization keeps the balloon securely in place, reducing irritation and minimizing spasms.

The quality of catheter securement also directly impacts functionality and reduces the risk of complications. Securement provides a secondary anchor for infusion or extension tubing, reducing stress on the primary securement. A solid secondary stabilization helps prevent accidental dislodgement, protecting both the catheter and the patient from potential trauma.

Machine washable

Not made with natural rubber latex

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