- Advice: Make a little hole in your drysuit underwear to give a comfortable p-valve hose routing

- just put a little bit of adhesive around the opening of the
She-P

- Put it on (shave before use!) and hold approx. 30 seconds. Be sure that 'the back' ís secured or taped very well. Use more adhesive at the back.

- Use some tape -if wanted - or fix it with your underwear

- Connect the p-valve with the She-P connection and open the valve on the outside of your drysuit before use

- Pee before the dive (in the water or on land) to be sure it is well placed

-To be absolutely safe; place a small diaper or super-absorbent sanitary towel

- After the dive there is some urine left. You can use some tape or plug (if you don't use a quick disconnector) in it to close it. Now you will not spill and wet your underwear while you change clothes

- The outside part of the She-P contactarea is fragile and can tear, be careful when you remove it

- Remove Adapt Paste on your skin: it can best be dried and after that, taken off under the shower.

- Adapt Paste that is left on the She-P: after drying you can peel it off.

- Be sure everything is desinfected before the next use. Rinse very well to avoid irritation

- Remove spray: use babyoil on your skin or special removal pads.

- Spray residuethat is left on the She-P can be removed with alcohol or acetone.

- The P-valve in your drysuit must also be flushed with lots of clean water

- Your She-P is ready for next use!

- You can find more information on FAQ

Example amount of adapt paste (use more at the back)

Adapt Paste and spray

example how you can secure the She-P with tape

examples tape


example sanitary towel

Flushe the P-valve after use