Cardinal Health Dover Coude Tip Hydrogel Coated Red Latex Foley Catheter, 2-Way, 20 Fr, 5 cc, EA/1, PK/12

Dover Coude Tip Hydrogel Coated Red Latex Foley Catheter, 2-Way, 20 Fr, 5 cc, EA/1, PK/12

This Dover coude tip hydrogel coated red latex Foley catheter is a 2-way urinary catheter in 20 Fr with a 5 cc balloon. It fits buyers who need this specific catheter style and size for professional care settings where coude tip selection and latex construction matter. The catheter has a 16 inch length and radiopaque design.

Good Fit For

• Professional care settings purchasing urinary catheters by exact tip and French size
• Facilities standardizing on 2-way latex Foley catheters
• Orders that require a 5 cc balloon catheter

Key Features

• Coude tip format for buyers selecting this specific catheter style
• Hydrogel coated red latex construction
• 2-way Foley catheter configuration
• 20 Fr size for matching ordered catheter diameter
• 5 cc balloon specification for this SKU
• 16 inch length with radiopaque design

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a coude tip Foley catheter in 20 Fr for facility supply needs
• Restocking a specific 2-way latex catheter format used in clinical workflows
• Matching an ordered catheter with a 5 cc balloon and 16 inch length

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 3.25 X 2.25 Inch.
• Material: Latex.
• Choose this catheter only when a coude tip is specifically requested for the intended workflow.
• Latex material may affect product selection where latex-free alternatives are preferred.
• French size and balloon volume should match the ordered specification before purchase.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This product is a 2-way Foley catheter with a coude tip.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 20 Fr.
• What balloon size does this catheter use? This SKU has a 5 cc balloon.
• What material is the catheter made from? This catheter is made from latex and has a hydrogel coating.
• Is this catheter radiopaque? Yes. The product details state that the catheter is radiopaque.

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