McKesson Foley Catheter 2-Way Coude Tip 5 cc Balloon 20 Fr. Silicone, 10/BX

Foley Catheter 2-Way Coude Tip 5 cc Balloon 20 Fr. Silicone, 10/BX

This Foley catheter is a 2-way coude tip catheter with a 5 cc balloon. It may fit buyers looking for a catheter option intended to support insertion efficacy and patient comfort, with smooth eyes and a reinforced tip. The catheter is 16 inches long and comes in a box of 10.

Good Fit For

• Facilities standardizing on coude tip Foley catheters
• Care settings where 16 inch catheter length is preferred
• Buyers looking for box quantities for routine supply needs

Key Features

• 2-way coude tip format for buyers seeking this catheter style
• 5 cc symmetrical balloon helps create a tight seal at the neck of the urethra
• 16 inch length supports product selection by size
• Smooth eyes are intended to improve patient comfort
• Reinforced tip provides a stylet for optimized insertion efficacy
• Box of 10 supports routine purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Stocking a 2-way coude tip Foley catheter for clinical supply rooms
• Selecting a catheter with a 5 cc balloon and 16 inch length
• Purchasing boxed catheter quantities for ongoing facility use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 16 inches.
• Material: Latex.
• Check that the 2-way coude tip configuration matches your clinical preference before ordering.
• Confirm the 16 inch length and 5 cc balloon size meet your protocol or product standardization needs.
• This SKU comes as a box of 10, which may matter for replenishment planning.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This is a Foley catheter with a 2-way coude tip and a 5 cc balloon.
• How long is this catheter? This catheter is 16 inches in length.
• How many are in the box? This SKU comes with 10 catheters per box.
• What comfort-related details are noted for this catheter? The product details note smooth eyes to improve patient comfort.
• What insertion-related detail is called out? The reinforced tip provides a stylet for optimized insertion efficacy.

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