ISO 15621:2011
Urine-absorbing aids — General guidelines on evaluation
ISO 15621:2011 gives general guidelines on the methodology of evaluating disposable urine-absorbing aids, and provides a context for the procedures described in other International Standards or published testing procedures. These products are also used for faecal incontinence, which is occasionally mentioned.
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1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Requirements
3.1 General summary
4 User-related factors
4.1 General
4.2 Quality of life
4.3 Independence or assistance
4.4 Nature of incontinence
4.5 End-user characteristics
4.6 Activities
4.7 Individual needs
4.8 Handling products
5 Product-related factors
5.1 General
5.2 Freedom from leakage
5.3 Freedom from odour leakage
5.4 Skin health
5.5 Comfort and fit
5.6 Discretion
6 Usage-related factors
6.1 Ergonomics
6.3 Information supplied
6.4 Laundry facilities
6.5 Disposal facilities
6.6 Sustainability, environment
6.7 Product safety
6.8 Cost
7 Evaluation methods
7.1 General
7.2 Testing in user trials
7.3 Testing in the laboratory
7.4 The combined approach
7.5 Interpretation of test results
7.5.1 General
7.5.2 Method uncertainty
7.5.3 Product variation
7.5.4 Variation noticeable by the user
7.6 Sample size
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1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Requirements
3.1 General summary
4 User-related factors
4.1 General
4.2 Quality of life
4.3 Independence or assistance
4.4 Nature of incontinence
4.5 End-user characteristics
4.6 Activities
4.7 Individual needs
4.8 Handling products
5 Product-related factors
5.1 General
5.2 Freedom from leakage
5.3 Freedom from odour leakage
5.4 Skin health
5.5 Comfort and fit
5.6 Discretion
6 Usage-related factors
6.1 Ergonomics
6.3 Information supplied
6.4 Laundry facilities
6.5 Disposal facilities
6.6 Sustainability, environment
6.7 Product safety
6.8 Cost
7 Evaluation methods
7.1 General
7.2 Testing in user trials
7.3 Testing in the laboratory
7.4 The combined approach
7.5 Interpretation of test results
7.5.1 General
7.5.2 Method uncertainty
7.5.3 Product variation
7.5.4 Variation noticeable by the user
7.6 Sample size