If bowel problems are a part of your life when living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), it may be that a low-volume transanal irrigation system is a solution for you. In this page, you can meet our low-volume TAI system: Peristeen Light.
First, what is low-volume TAI? Low-volume TAI involves using a hand-held device to introduce water into the bowel via the rectum. This instillation of water helps to promote the evacuation of stool from the rectum.
Peristeen Light is a low-volume TAI system that is designed to help manage faecal incontinence and/or constipation conditions.* It is designed to be easy to use, both at home and on the go.
Convenience has always been the big idea behind Peristeen Light.
Peristeen Light (250 ml) can also be used with an additional extension tube for extra flexibility, so you can choose what is right for you.
Peristeen Light uses single-use catheters which are ready to use right after activating the coating with water. This means it is quick to prepare for use.
This low-volume TAI system can be assembled in just two steps. It is designed to be intuitive and easy to use.
Peristeen Light is also designed with a one-way valve, designed to prevent any backflow into the container whilst you irrigate.
Peristeen Light is designed to be easy- to-hold-and-squeeze.
You may also choose to use Peristeen Light (250 ml) with an extension tube. This can be purchased seperately and may provide extra flexibility and allow you to perform your irrigation in a way that is right for you. Both ends of the tube have the same connector so it can be intuitively attached between the catheter and lid of your Peristeen Light.