McKesson Foley Catheter 2-Way Coude Tip 30 cc Balloon 20 Fr. Latex, 10/BX

Foley Catheter 2-Way Coude Tip 30 cc Balloon 20 Fr. Latex, 10/BX

This Foley catheter is a 2-way coude tip catheter with a 30 cc balloon. It may fit facilities and clinicians looking for a sterile latex catheter option that supports insertion and drainage needs. Key details for this SKU include a 20 Fr. size and 16 inch length.

Good Fit For

• Clinical settings that specify a 2-way coude tip Foley catheter
• Workflows that call for a sterile 20 Fr. catheter
• Facilities purchasing boxed catheter inventory

Key Features

• 2-way coude tip format for buyers who need this catheter style
• 20 Fr. size helps match the catheter to the intended clinical requirement
• 30 cc balloon creates a tight seal at the neck of the urethra
• Hydrophilic coating helps urethral insertion and helps reduce irritation
• Large oval eyes aid in maximum drainage while smooth beveled symmetrical eyes help minimize tissue damage
• Sterile catheter made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a 2-way Foley catheter when a coude tip is preferred
• Stocking sterile latex Foley catheters for clinical use
• Choosing a 16 inch, 20 Fr. catheter with a 30 cc balloon

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 16 inches.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This catheter contains natural rubber latex, which matters for latex-sensitive environments.
• Buyers should confirm that a 20 Fr. size, 16 inch length, coude tip, and 30 cc balloon match their protocol before ordering.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This is a sterile 2-way Foley catheter with a coude tip and a 30 cc balloon.
• What size is this Foley catheter? This catheter is 20 Fr. and 16 inches long.
• Does this catheter contain latex? Yes. This catheter contains natural rubber latex.
• What details support insertion and drainage? The catheter has a hydrophilic coating to help urethral insertion and help reduce irritation. It also has large oval eyes for maximum drainage and smooth beveled symmetrical eyes to help minimize tissue damage.

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