The resources below are available to download for information and record keeping for you and your patients.
This leaflet will provide your patients with all the information they need to understand what iAluRil is, how it is administered, how long treatment would typically last and what to expect in terms of potential side effects.
Please email [email protected] to order copies.
Patients can use this to keep a record of their instillations.
Please email [email protected] to order copies.
This diary can be used by patients to find out which foods might be causing a flare up of interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome symptoms, and help highlight what should be avoided.
Tip sheet for common issues experienced by those performing intermittent self-catheterisation (ISC) .
A handy step by step guide, for patients, to administering iAluRil via a catheter.
A handy step by step guide, for patients, to administering iAluRil via a catheter.
Step-by-step guide to using the iAluadapter to self-administer iAluRil without the need to perform self-catheterisation.
A handy step by step guide, for patients, to administering iAluRil using the iAluadapter.
A handy step by step guide, for patients, to administering iAluRil using the iAluadapter.
Guidance on how to organise for iAluRil to be delivered directly to patients’ homes using the Select Home Delivery Service.
Please email [email protected] to request this information.
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