Cardinal Health Dover 2-Way Silver-Coated Silicone Foley Catheter 18 Fr 5 cc, CS/10, EA/1

Dover 2-Way Silver-Coated Silicone Foley Catheter 18 Fr 5 cc, CS/10, EA/1

The Dover 2-way silver-coated silicone Foley catheter is a 18 Fr urinary catheter with a 5 cc balloon. It fits clinical purchasing needs where buyers want a latex-free, 100% silicone catheter with phosphate silver ion technology. Product details also note a 16 inch length, rounded tip, and two opposing eyes.

Good Fit For

• Clinical settings purchasing specific Foley catheter sizes
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free catheter options
• Urinary catheter protocols that call for a 2-way catheter

Key Features

• 2-way Foley catheter format for standard urinary catheter needs
• 18 Fr size with 5 cc balloon to match specific catheterization requirements
• 100% silicone and latex-free for facilities standardizing on non-latex options
• Silver-coated catheter with phosphate silver ion technology
• Rounded tip and two opposing eyes as noted in the product details

Applications and Usage

• Stocking urinary catheters by French size and balloon capacity
• Ordering a latex-free Foley catheter for clinical use
• Matching catheter selection to a need for 18 Fr and 5 cc specifications

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 3.5 X 2.3 Inch.
• Material: Latex.
• Confirm the required French size, balloon capacity, and catheter length before ordering.
• This SKU is a 2-way Foley catheter, so buyers should verify that a 2-way configuration matches their protocol.
• Product details specify 100% silicone and latex-free construction for buyers avoiding latex.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This is a 2-way Foley catheter.
• What size is the catheter? The catheter size is 18 Fr.
• What balloon capacity does it use? This catheter has a 5 cc balloon.
• Is the catheter latex-free? Yes. The product details state that the catheter is 100% silicone and latex-free.
• What tip and eye configuration does this catheter have? Product details list a rounded tip and two opposing eyes.

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