Included are, e.g. clothes and shoes for babies and children. Assistive products intended to manage tissue integrity, see >04 33. Assistive products for making and maintaining textiles for domestic use, see >15 15. Assistive products for health protection and safety in workplaces, see >28 24

Clothing worn outdoors over other clothes to protect a person against cold, wind and all types of precipitation. Included are, e.g. coats for outdoor use; ponchos and wraps.

Assistive products for head protection, see >090603

Assistive products for hand protection, see >090615

Outerwear, see >090305

Assistive products for absorbing urine and faeces, see >09 30

Anti-oedema stockings for arms and legs and other parts of the body, see >040606. Air-filled garments and compression units for circulation problems, see >040609. Assistive products for knee or leg protection, see >090618

Included are, e.g. clothing for hydrotherapy, protective bathing pants. Assistive products for absorbing urine and faeces, see >09 30

Garments worn over the front of the body to protect clothing or the body from getting. soiled

Included are, e.g. shoes for dedicated use, like sport shoes and inlays. Foot orthoses, see >061203. Assistive products for heel, toe or foot protection, see >09 06 21

Devices and materials fixed to footwear to prevent slipping. Accessories for assistive products for walking, see >12 07

Included are, e.g. zippers, elastic shoelaces, holders for aprons, strips made of nylon. fabric that can be fastened to themselves (Velcro strips), other products that can. facilitate buttoning or fastening. Assistive products for dressing and undressing, see >09 09

Included are, e.g. neckties, bow-ties.

Equipment to prevent injury to parts of the body. Assistive products intended to manage tissue integrity, see >04 33. Personal protective equipment for workplaces, see >282403

Headwear, see >09 03 09

Included are, e.g. moist chambers, watch-glass dressings. Protective eyeglasses for light therapy, see >04 09 09

Assistive products for reducing noise, see >270309

Pads, cushions and other accessories for assistive products for walking to prevent bruising or skin injury, see >120718

Included are, e.g. wheelchair gloves. Gloves and mittens, see >09 03 12. Pads, cushions and other accessories for assistive products for walking to prevent bruising or skin injury, see >120718

Included are, e.g. stockings for amputated legs (stump socks). Stockings and socks, see >090327

Fixed knee protector to prevent trauma, with no specific pressure-sores prevention properties.

Shoes and boots, see >090342

Fixed heel protector in order to prevent trauma, without specific pressure-sores prevention properties.

Included are, e.g. trousers and underwear with built-in protection to prevent fracture when falling.

Devices to protect the respiratory tract from harmful external influences. Assistive products for tracheostomy care, see >09 15

Included are, e.g. seatbelts, belts, harnesses. Seatbelts and harnesses for motor vehicles, see >121209. Accessories for sitting furniture, see >18 10

Included are, e.g. occupant restraint systems for wheelchairs.

Straps or containment systems to prevent the person from slipping from the seat, from the wheelchair or from the posture system on which it is sitting.

Excluded are, e.g. cushions for respiratory therapy. Benches and cushions for respiration, see >040324. Seat cushions and underlays, see >181006. Bedding, see >181215

Equipment to assist when putting on or taking off clothes and shoes. Buttoning devices and fasteners, see >090348. Marking materials and marking tools, see >222727

Devices to enable a person to put on socks, stockings and tights

Devices to enable a person to put on and take off footwear

Device that helps taking off one's shoes.

Devices to hold clothes in a fixed position while dressing

Devices that facilitate putting on a shirt or jacket for people with motor impairments

Devices to fix or grab the clothes while dressing and undressing

Devices to enable a person to use a zipper

Devices to enable a person to button and unbutton clothes and shoes

Assistive products for inserting suppositories, see >041930. Assistive products intended to manage tissue integrity, see >04 33. Urine chutes, see >092412. Non-body-worn urinals and urine bottles, see >092709. Bidets, see >093318. Assistive products for lifting persons, see >12 36. Supporting handrails and grab bars, see >18 18

Chairs, with or without castors, with a collection receptacle used for toileting away. from the bathroom. Included are, e.g. sanichairs, toilet wheelchairs, commode chairs also used for showering.

Included are, e.g. raised or height adjustable toilets, toilets with built-in douche and air dryers. Douches and air dryers for attachment to a toilet, see >091236

Devices attached to the toilet bowl or toilet chair for a person to sit on; they can provide stability and comfort. Body support units for hoists, see >123621

Devices to keep bodily substances from splashing outside the toilet bowl

Raised toilet seats (separate) standing on floor, where the seat can easily be removed. from the toilet bowl. Included are, e.g. over toilet frames.

Raised toilet seats (loose attachments) placed directly on the toilet bowl/toilet seat. where the seat insert can easily be removed from the toilet bowl/toilet seat

Devices permanently fixed on to a toilet bowl to increase the height of the seat and to facilitate sitting down upon, and standing up from, the toilet. Included are, e.g. plinths.

Toilet seats that have a built-in lifting mechanism to assist a person to sit down on and get up from the toilet

Devices mounted on the toilet that provide support getting on or off the toilet. Included are, e.g. body supports mounted on the toilet. Arm supports, see >181009

Devices for holding toilet paper and facilitating bottom wiping

Devices for holding toilet paper in an accessible position

Containers for collecting bodily waste matter, enabling a person to urinate and defecate while, e.g. in bed

Devices attached to a toilet to provide a water spray with or without air blowing. afterwards to wash, and possibly dry, a person's bottom while sitting on the toilet. Included are, e.g. toilet seats with that function. Toilets with built-in douche and air dryers, see >091206. Bidets, see >093318

Sanitary equipment mounted on the wall to enable a man to urinate in a standing. position. Urine collectors, see >09 27

Included are, e.g. transportable toilet booths.

Devices used in connection with breathing through an artificial opening in the windpipe after tracheotomy or after removal of the larynx (laryngectomy). Assistive products for respiration, see >04 03. Products for skin protection and skin cleaning, see >09 21. Snorkels, see >093342. Assistive products for voice production, see >22 09

Tubes that are placed in an opening in the windpipe of a person with a tracheostomy. to enable that person to breathe

Tubes that are placed in an opening in the windpipe of a person with a laryngectomy to keep the tracheostoma open

Devices for protecting an opening in the windpipe of a person from harmful external influences. Assistive products for airway protection, see >090627

Included are, e.g. lamps, brushes, pressure meters, connectors, filters, belts.

Devices related to the collection of bodily waste matter through an artificial opening. in the intestines or the urinary tract (stoma) or through a fistula. Products for skin protection and skin cleaning, see >09 21. Assistive products for collecting urine and faeces, see >09 27

Systems for collecting bodily waste matter through a stoma or fistula consisting of a stoma plate for attachment on the skin around the stoma or fistula which is connected to a bag, which is either closed or drainable

The components of effluent collection systems that are attached to the skin around the stoma or fistula allowing the attachment or removal of a bag while the component itself remains in position

The components of effluent collection systems that can be removed consisting of a bag, which is either closed or drainable, for collecting bodily waste matter from a stoma or fistula. Included are, e.g. high output bags.

Extra bags that can be connected to the bag of a stoma system to have additional capacity for collecting bodily waste

Products that provide support in order to ensure the correct position of a stoma plate or a stoma bag in case of a parastomal herniation. Included are, e.g. belts.

Products with the purpose to attach the one-piece effluent systems or the plates of the two-piece effluent systems to the skin, to make even unevenness in the ostomy area, and to prevent leakage

Products that are used to keep open or widen the opening through which bodily waste is drained from the intestines or the urinary tract. Included are, e.g. dilatators, hegars, Ace stoppers.

Included are, e.g. products to flush the bowel via a stoma or the rectum.

Equipment for draining or flushing an internal stoma. Included are, e.g. tubes for draining bodily waste from an internal stoma either directly. into, e.g. the toilet, or connected to a bag collecting bodily waste.

Devices that protect or plug-up the stoma to protect it from harmful external influences. Included are, e.g. stoma shields, stoma plugs, special blisters.

Bags and accessories used for post-operative purposes when creating and maintaining a stoma. Included are, e.g. sterile products.

Included are, e.g. odour absorbents, pocket supports for ostomy bags, ostomy bag. closures, products to condense bodily waste, lubricants, cotton overs.

Products used to protect the skin from injury from a variety of sources, including the use of prostheses and orthoses and the use of adhesives for ostomy care. Wound care products, see >04 49. Skin-covering agents (cosmetics), see >06 30 39. Body-worn assistive products for body protection, see >09 06. Assistive products for washing, bathing and showering, see >09 33. Devices for grasping, e.g. tweezers, see >241803. Personal protective equipment for workplaces, see >282403

Substances for removing adhesive materials

Substances for cleaning the skin

Substances for killing germs and bacteria

Substances for completely enclosing an area of the skin

Substances that protect the skin

Devices for draining away urine. Bathing wear, see >090333. Sealing materials, see >092115

Tubular devices inserted into the urethra to provide long-term drainage and flushing of the bladder

Disposable tubular devices inserted into the urethra to provide single drainage and flushing of the bladder

Soft sheaths that fit over and are fixed to the penis, through which urine is drained through outlet tube that can be connected to urine collection bags. Included are, e.g. uridoms.

Devices to direct urine from the body into, e.g. a toilet; can be used when standing

Non-body-worn urinals and urine bottles, see >092709

Included are, e.g. mirrors, labial spreaders, knee-spreading devices, ergo-hand. insertion aids, cath-hand, penis support.

Aids to facilitate the self-insertion of the catheter by the end user

Products that are worn around the penis and held firmly on the pubis by belt and straps around the waist and coupled to a urinary drainage bag

Included are, e.g. connecting units (tubes, connectors, valves).

Flexible containers for collecting urine without an opening for drainage of the contents

Flexible containers for collecting urine with an opening for drainage of the contents

Bedpans, see >091233. Body-worn urinals for women, see >092415. Body-worn urinals for men, see >092421

Devices for securing a collection bag to the body, mobile pole, chair, wheelchair, bed, etc.

Products that include all of the components and attachments required for collection of urine

Body-worn flexible containers for collecting faeces from the rectum

Devices used for absorbing discharge of urine from the bladder and faecal matter. from the rectum. Bathing wear, see >090333. Bedding, see >181215

Absorbent pads especially designed for children that are held in place by close-fitting. underwear or stretch mesh briefs; also known as liners or shields. Included are, e.g. disposable diapers.

Single-piece garments that can be washed and reused, similar to boy's briefs or girl's panties, that have padding or other material to absorb moisture, e.g. from urine

Absorbent pads that are held in place by close-fitting underwear or stretch mesh. briefs; also known as liners or shields

Assistive products that are adult-size versions of babies' diapers; they usually have elastic waist and legs and self-adhesive tabs; also known as all-in-ones, nappies or briefs

Assistive products similar to trainer pants for children; also known as pull-ons or pull-ups

Assistive products for men with incontinence, designed to fit around the penis and sometimes the scrotum; also known as shields, guards or leaves. Penile sheaths, see >09 24 09. Body-worn urinals for men, see >092421

Assistive products that require fixation with a plastic backing

Assistive products especially designed to collect faecal material

Single-piece garments that can be washed and reused, similar to men's briefs or women's panties, that have padding or other material to absorb moisture, such as urine

Included are, e.g. washable products, products for single use.

Included are, e.g. single-use hygienic underpads. Mattresses and mattress coverings, see >181218

Included are, e.g. washable hygienic underpads. Mattresses and mattress coverings, see >181218

Assistive products that prevent urine from coming out involuntarily. Included are, e.g. urethra plugs, vaginal bows, penis clamps, inflatable balloons to pinch off the urethra, pessaries.

Assistive products that prevent faeces from coming out involuntarily. Included are, e.g. anal tampons, anal plugs.

Assistive products to manage menstrual flow

Assistive products for toileting, see >09 12. Assistive products for changing body position, see >12 31. Assistive products for lifting persons, see >12 36. Supporting handrails and grab bars, see >18 18. Plumbing fittings and taps, see >182403. Grip adapters and attachments, see >241806

Bathtub shelves, see >093324

Materials for preventing a person from slipping while in the bath, bathroom or shower. Non-slip materials for floors and stairs, see >183303

Devices for supporting sitting during showering. Included are, e.g. shower stools. Commode chairs, see >091203

Included are, e.g. back support cushions.

Included are, e.g. shower doors, shower curtains, equipment and fixtures for adjusting the position of the showerhead.

Edges to be applied to shower tray to prevent spillage of water

Stationary or portable tables on which a person lies during bathing, showering or nappy changing. Body support units for hoists, see >123621

Stationary or portable basins for water used when washing parts of the body. Height-adjustable plinths and brackets, see >181506

Stationary or portable basins primarily intended for washing genitals and bottom. Toilets, see >091206. Douches and air dryers for attachment to a toilet, see >091236

Also known as baths. Included are, e.g. portable and folding bathtubs.

Devices placed across the bath for holding required objects or materials; also known as bath shelves

Devices or materials placed inside a bath to reduce its length or depth

Device to be placed in the bathtub in order to reduce its length.

Devices used for washing or scrubbing the body

Devices for holding or dispensing soap or detergents

Devices and materials for enabling a person to dry his/her own body. Toilets, see >091206. Douches and air dryers for attachment to a toilet, see >091236. Hair dryers, see >093909

Devices for assisting a person to float while bathing or swimming. Included are, e.g. swimming floats, bathing neck collars, inflatable bathing caps. Assistive products for swimming and water sports, see >300933

Devices that allow a person to breath air from below water level while bathing or swimming

Instruments for measuring bath water temperature

Devices to assist in the care of hands, fingernails, feet, toes and toenails. Devices for grasping, e.g. tweezers, see >241803

Devices for scrubbing, cleaning and polishing nails. Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions, see >24 18

Devices for filing nails. Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions, see >24 18

Devices for cutting or shortening nails

Devices for washing and styling hair

Devices for washing hair

Devices for grooming hair. Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions, see >2418

Devices for drying and styling the hair. Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions, see >24 18

Tube-squeezing devices, see >240606

Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions, see >24 18

Included are, e.g. oral irrigation systems.

Devices used to assist when applying cosmetics or skin care products to the face or to perform other types of facial grooming. Products for skin protection and skin cleaning, see >09 21

Assistive products to assist or replace arm function, hand function, finger function or combination of these functions, see >24 18

Devices that are used to apply such products as make-up, lotion and facial cream

Devices for training and assisting during sexual activities. Showers and shower units, see >093309. Back supports, see >181003. Seat cushions and underlays, see >181006. Beds and bed equipment, see >18 12

Imitations for training and assisting during sexual activities. Included are, e.g. penis, vagina and whole-body (inflatable love doll) dummies.

Vibrators and massage devices, see >095409

Chairs designed to facilitate sexual activities for people with motor disabilities by supporting oscillatory movements.

Devices for sexual activities, orgasm, ejaculation and erection

Included are, e.g. devices for awareness of erogenous zones and own sexuality.