An older woman and her daughter sharing a warm moment at home
A little more clarity. A lot more care.

UTI Indication,
Built In.

An incontinence brief that helps caregivers catch a possible UTI early, with no extra steps.

In development. Designed with everyday care in mind.

Built for the people who care.
Care comes firstNo extra stepsMade for everyday life
The problem

The stress of the guess.

Meet Kim. Her mom, Iris, is in her 80s. Iris says she feels fine, but something seems off. Is it a UTI? Is it just an off day? Kim has no way to know.
When you’re caring for someone, not knowing can be the hardest part.

2 in 31

older adults whose infection reached the bloodstream showed no UTI symptoms first

40%2

of UTIs in older adults are misdiagnosed

1 in 43

seniors will get a UTI

#14

cause of unplanned hospitalization in seniors

Statistics shown as supplied; supporting references are pending.

The LOO difference

So we built a brief that warns you.

LOO adds a color-changing indicator layer inside a standard adult brief. If nitrites linked to a possible UTI are present, the layer changes color — so you can notice it during a change that was happening anyway.

1

Before use

Gray · dry indicator

A color-changing indicator layer sits inside the brief, ready for everyday use.

2

During normal use

Yellow · saturated layer

When the brief is used, the indicator layer becomes saturated and turns yellow.

3

A signal to take notice

Purple · possible UTI

If nitrites linked to a possible UTI are present, the layer changes to purple.

Illustrative indicator stages. A color change is a signal to contact a healthcare professional, not a diagnosis. No color change does not rule out a UTI.

Less to do. More to know.

Care is complicated enough.

No device to charge or set up

No batteries. No apps. One less thing on your mind.

No test strips to remember

The indicator is already there, inside the brief.

No extra step for the caregiver

Notice the signal during a change that was happening anyway.

Fits your everyday care routine

A familiar brief. A little more information.

A different kind of care

From reactive to proactive.

Reactive

  • Waiting for symptoms
  • Guessing what’s wrong
  • Unexpected ER visits

Proactive

  • Noticing a possible UTI early
  • Calling the doctor sooner
  • A more informed conversation

Fewer surprises. More peace of mind.

For the people who show up

Behind every brief, there’s a person.

Family caregivers

A little more clarity when you’re caring for someone you love.

Home care agencies

An extra signal to notice during the daily care you already provide.

Facilities & care teams

Built-in indication to support timely conversations across your care team.

In development. With care.

Good care takes time.
We’re getting there.

LOO is in development. We’re working through product testing and regulatory steps now.

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