Urethral Intermittent Catheters: Reliable Solutions for Urinary Retention and Incontinence
Urethral Intermittent Catheters are designed for individuals experiencing urinary retention or incontinence. These catheters provide an effective solution to manage bladder function by draining urine from the bladder at regular intervals. Leading brands such as Covidien, Teleflex Medical, Cure Medical, and Convatec offer high-quality products, designed with safety, ease of use, and durability in mind.
 
Key Features
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 <li>Sterile, Single-Use Design: Each catheter is sterile and intended for single-use to reduce the risk of infection.</li>
 <li>Smooth, Flexible Materials: Designed to minimize discomfort during insertion for a smoother, more comfortable experience.</li>
 <li>Variety of Sizes: Available in multiple sizes to accommodate different patient needs and urethral anatomies.</li>
 <li>Closed-System Options: Some models offer closed systems for added hygiene and ease of use.</li>
</ul>

 
FAQs
Q: How often should an intermittent catheter be replaced?
A: It is recommended to replace the catheter every time it is used to maintain hygiene and reduce the risk of infection.

Q: Are there different sizes of urethral intermittent catheters?
A: Yes, urethral intermittent catheters come in various sizes to accommodate different urethral anatomies and patient needs, ensuring the best fit for each individual.

Bardex Robinson Latex Urethral Catheters, 16"

Bardex Robinson Latex Urethral Catheters are designed with red latex material for increased radiopacity and firmness, featuring a 16" length and a hollow round tip with two opposing eyelets.

Dover Rob-Nel Urethral Intermittent Catheters

Covidien's Dover Rob-Nel Urethral Intermittent Catheters offer sterile, latex-free design with a smooth, rounded tip and two staggered eyes for single-use comfort.

CompactCath Pre-Lubricated Intermittent Urinary Catheter, 14 Fr - Coude Tip

SureCath Intermittent catheter Set without Insertion Supplies

Catheter - MTG Instant Cath Coude Tip Closed System Catheter

Catheter - MTG Non-Coated Coude Tip Adolescent Catheter

Catheter - MTG Cath-Lean Female Closed System Catheter

Dover Robinson catheter with 5g lubricating jelly

Davol Robinson Two Drainage Eye Urethral Catheters

Cook Open-End Ureteral Catheter

Ureteral Catheter Cook® Open Tip PVC 5 Fr. 28 Inch

McKesson Urethral Catheter Polished Staggered Eyelets Male Sterile Coude Tip

McKesson Intermittent Catheter with Hydrophilic Coating

Lofric Urethral Catheter

Urethral Catheter Lofric® Coude Tip Hydrophilic Coated PVC 16 Fr. 16 Inch

Hollister Apogee Essentials Apogee IC Intermittent Catheter

CompactCath Pre-lubricated Intermittent Urinary Catheter, Straight Tip

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Urethral Intermittent Catheters

Urethral Intermittent Catheters: Reliable Solutions for Urinary Retention and IncontinenceUrethral Intermittent Catheters are designed for individuals experiencing urinary retention or incontinence. These catheters provide an effective solution to manage bladder function by draining urine from the bladder at regular intervals. Leading brands such as Covidien, Teleflex Medical, Cure Medical, and Convatec offer high-quality products, designed with safety, ease of use, and durability in mind.Key Features    Sterile, Single-Use Design: Each catheter is sterile and intended for single-use to reduce the risk of infection.    Smooth, Flexible Materials: Designed to minimize discomfort during insertion for a smoother, more comfortable experience.    Variety of Sizes: Available in multiple sizes to accommodate different patient needs and urethral anatomies.    Closed-System Options: Some models offer closed systems for added hygiene and ease of use.FAQsQ: How often should an intermittent catheter be replaced?A: It is recommended to replace the catheter every time it is used to maintain hygiene and reduce the risk of infection.Q: Are there different sizes of urethral intermittent catheters?A: Yes, urethral intermittent catheters come in various sizes to accommodate different urethral anatomies and patient needs, ensuring the best fit for each individual.