Cardinal Health Dover Hydrophilic Coated Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 10 Fr 14", EA/1, PK/12

Dover Hydrophilic Coated Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 10 Fr 14", EA/1, PK/12

This hydrophilic coated red rubber urethral catheter is a sterile option for catheterization supply needs. It may fit clinical and professional care settings that need a 10 Fr catheter and want a coated red rubber format from Cardinal Health. This pack is sold as PK and the source details indicate a hydrogel coating.

Good Fit For

• Clinical catheter supply purchasing
• Professional care settings needing sterile urethral catheters
• Buyers standardizing on 10 Fr catheter size

Key Features

• Hydrophilic coated urethral catheter for catheterization workflows
• Red rubber material for buyers seeking this catheter type
• Sterile format supports settings that require sterile catheter supplies
• 10 Fr size helps buyers match the catheter to their specified requirement
• Hydrogel detail appears in the product information for coated catheter selection

Applications and Usage

• Stocking sterile urethral catheters for routine catheterization needs
• Purchasing a 10 Fr coated catheter for professional care environments
• Ordering red rubber catheter supplies in pack form for facility inventory

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 3.1 X 2.15 Inch.
• Material: Rubber.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm the required catheter French size before ordering.
• Check your preferred catheter length in your internal specifications, as source details are not fully consistent.
• Review whether a red rubber, hydrophilic coated catheter matches your standard formulary or product preference.

FAQ

• What catheter size is this? This urethral catheter is 10 Fr.
• Is this catheter sterile? Yes. The source information identifies this urethral catheter as sterile.
• What material is used? The source information identifies the catheter material as rubber, and the product name specifies red rubber.
• Does this catheter have a coating? Yes. The product information indicates a hydrophilic coating, and the details also reference hydrogel.

From Cardinal Health.