VaPro Pocket™ No Touch Intermittent Catheter provides 100% no-touch protection for safe, hygienic, and comfortable catheterization. Its compact, discreet packaging makes it easy to carry and use on the go, while the combination of a protective tip and sleeve helps prevent contamination during insertion. The catheter features HydraBalance™ Lubricating Technology made with naturally sourced ingredients, creating a smooth, hydrophilic surface that glides easily for a more natural and confident experience.

Engineered with user comfort and infection prevention in mind, the VaPro Pocket™ catheter is ready to use right out of the package—no preparation or extra steps required. Its soft, rounded eyelets ensure gentle insertion and withdrawal, while the transparent, ergonomically shaped tip allows better visualization and control.

Features:

• 100% No Touch Protection: Protective tip and sleeve prevent contamination during insertion.
• HydraBalance™ Lubricating Technology: Provides smooth, effortless insertion and withdrawal with a natural glide.
• Protective Tip: Shields the sterile catheter from bacteria within the first 15mm of the distal urethra.
• Compact, Discreet Design: Pocket-sized packaging for easy portability and out-of-home use.
• Ergonomic and Transparent Tip: 50% smaller than the original VaPro™ tip for improved comfort and visualization.
• Protective Sleeve: Allows gripping anywhere without touching the catheter, reducing UTI risk.
• Smooth Rounded Eyelets: Enhance comfort during insertion and removal.
• Ready to Use: Pre-lubricated and immediately usable without additional preparation.
• Latex- and PVC-Free: Not made with PVC, DEHP, phthalates, or natural rubber latex.

Indications and Intended Use:

This intermittent catheter is a flexible tubular device that is inserted through the urethra by male, female and pediatric patients who need to drain urine from the bladder.

Direction For Use:

1. Assemble all equipment and prepare the area.
2. Wash your hands as advised by your healthcare practitioner.
3. Position yourself to carry out intermittent catheterization. Manipulate your clothing to access your genitalia.
4. Open the package. To open package, pull finger hole toward you and all the way down.
5. Remove the catheter from the package. Leave pack on the lap, sink or other flat surface. Lay catheter on opened package.
6. Hold the penis with your non-dominant hand and don’t let go until you have finished the procedure. Pull back foreskin (if present) and cleanse the glans and opening of urethra as instructed by your healthcare practitioner.
7. Remove the cap from the protective tip of catheter.
8. Hold the catheter in one hand, and with the other hand advance the catheter forward until tip of the catheter fills the protective tip, taking care that the catheter does not protrude from the tip.
9. Grasp catheter below protective tip plate.
10. Using your forefinger and thumb of your non-dominant hand squeeze penis gently to open the urethral opening. With your dominant hand, insert the protective tip until the plate comes in contact with urethral opening.
11. With the penis stretched and in upright position, insert the catheter forward until urine starts to flow.
12. Once urine flow has stopped, slowly withdraw the catheter. If urine flows again, pause until urine stops. After you’re sure the bladder is empty, remove the catheter completely. Reposition the foreskin (if present).
13. Catheter may be disposed of in a waste bin. Do not flush down toilet.
14. Wash your hands.

Warnings:

• Do not use if package is damaged or opened.
• To help reduce the potential for infection and/or other complications, do not reuse.
• If discomfort or any sign of trauma occurs, discontinue use immediately and consult your healthcare practitioner

Precautions:

Please consult your healthcare practitioner before using this product if any of the following conditions are present:

• Severed urethra
• Unexplained urethral bleeding
• Pronounced stricture
• False passage
• Urethritis – inflammation of the urethra
• Prostatitis – inflammation of the prostate gland
• Epididymitis – inflammation of the epididymis (testicle tube)

Self-catheterization should follow the plan of care and advice given by your healthcare practitioner and be carried out only in accordance with the instructions for use provided. Because catheterization frequency varies by person, the recommended frequency of your catheterization should be provided by your healthcare practitioner. For any other questions about your catheterization, please contact your healthcare practitioner

Note:

• Store boxes at normal room temperature.
• Contact a healthcare practitioner for help with continence care products.