Bard Medical 3-Way Specialty Silicone Foley Catheter, 16 Fr, 30 cc, EA/1, CS/12

3-Way Specialty Silicone Foley Catheter, 16 Fr, 30 cc, EA/1, CS/12

This 3-way specialty silicone Foley catheter is a 16 Fr catheter with a 30 cc balloon capacity. It fits buyers who need a specialty Foley catheter for clinical urology workflows and want details such as a short round tip and two opposing drainage eyes. Case ordering may suit facilities managing recurring catheter supply needs.

Good Fit For

• Clinical urology supply purchasing
• Facility catheter inventory planning
• Ordering a 16 Fr 3-way Foley catheter
• Selecting a catheter with a 30 cc balloon

Key Features

• 3-way specialty silicone Foley catheter for catheterization workflows
• 16 Fr size helps buyers match the catheter to ordered specifications
• 30 cc balloon capacity supports selection for procedures requiring that capacity
• Short round tip for buyers needing that tip style
• Two opposing drainage eyes add a specific drainage design detail
• Case unit helps facilities plan supply purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Stocking a healthcare facility with 3-way Foley catheters
• Purchasing a catheter that matches a 16 Fr requirement
• Selecting a Foley catheter with a 30 cc balloon capacity
• Choosing a catheter with a short round tip and two opposing drainage eyes

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 4.75 X 2.75 Inch.
• Confirm the required French size before ordering.
• Verify that a 30 cc balloon capacity matches the intended protocol.
• This is a 3-way specialty Foley catheter, so buyers should confirm it matches the requested catheter type.
• Review tip and drainage-eye preferences if those details matter to your workflow.

FAQ

• What size is this Foley catheter? This catheter is 16 Fr.
• What is the balloon capacity? The balloon capacity is 30 cc.
• Is this a 2-way or 3-way catheter? This is a 3-way specialty Foley catheter.
• What tip style does this catheter have? This catheter has a short round tip.
• How is the drainage eye design described? The catheter has two opposing drainage eyes.

From Bard Medical.