Medline Silicone Condom Catheter, Type 2 Brief (Higher Placement of Adhesive to Reduce Unintended Detachment Risks), Size INT (32 mm)

Silicone Condom Catheter, Type 2 Brief (Higher Placement of Adhesive to Reduce Unintended Detachment Risks), Size INT (32 mm)

This silicone condom catheter is a male external catheter made for non-invasive management of urinary incontinence. Buyers looking for a self-adhering external option may prefer this version for its higher adhesive placement, which helps reduce unintended detachment risks. It uses 100% silicone and comes in a 32 mm size.

Good Fit For

• Non-invasive urinary incontinence management
• Male external catheter selection by 32 mm size
• Settings that prefer latex-free catheter options

Key Features

• Male external catheter for non-invasive urinary incontinence management
• Self-adhering sheath helps support straightforward application
• 100% silicone construction
• Higher adhesive placement helps reduce unintended detachment risks
• 32 mm size for buyers selecting a specific fit
• Latex free for facilities and users avoiding latex

Applications and Usage

• Managing urinary incontinence with a male external catheter
• Selecting a self-adhering external catheter when reduced detachment risk is a priority
• Choosing a silicone catheter option in latex-free environments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 32 mm.
• Check the 32 mm size carefully before ordering to support proper selection.
• This is a male external catheter, so buyers should confirm that catheter style matches the intended use.
• Higher adhesive placement may be useful when unintended detachment is a concern.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This product is a male external catheter with a self-adhering sheath.
• What is the main material? This catheter is made from 100% silicone.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 32 mm.
• Is this a latex-free option? Yes. This catheter is latex free.
• Why might a buyer choose this Type 2 brief version? This version uses higher adhesive placement to help reduce unintended detachment risks.

From Exo-Cath by Medline.