McKesson Urethral Catheter McKesson Straight Tip PVC 16 Fr. 6 Inch, 1 EA

Urethral Catheter McKesson Straight Tip PVC 16 Fr. 6 Inch, 1 EA

This urethral catheter is a McKesson intermittent straight tip catheter in a 16 Fr size with a 6 inch length. It is a practical choice for adult female catheterization when buyers need a sterile, disposable option for self-catheterization. Non-coated PVC, polished staggered eyes, and a funnel end support handling and urine flow.

Good Fit For

• Adult female intermittent catheterization
• Self-catheterization workflows
• Facilities standardizing by French size with color coding

Key Features

• Intermittent urethral catheter for self-catheterization
• Straight tip design for buyers who need this catheter style
• 16 Fr size with 6 inch length for female catheterization
• Polished, staggered eyes help support urine flow while minimizing urethral trauma
• Funnel end makes handling easier during use
• Sterile, disposable catheter made without natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Intermittent urinary catheterization for adult women
• Self-catheterization where a sterile disposable catheter is preferred
• Clinical or home supply needs requiring a 16 Fr straight tip catheter

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 6 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is the 16 Fr female-length 6 inch version, so buyers should confirm the required size and length before ordering.
• The catheter has a straight tip rather than a Coude tip.
• The catheter is non-coated PVC.

FAQ

• Is this catheter intended for female use? Yes. This catheter is the female-length 6 inch version and the source details indicate it is for women's use.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 16 Fr and 6 inch long.
• Is the catheter sterile and disposable? Yes. This catheter is sterile and intended for disposable use.
• What tip style does this catheter have? This catheter has a straight tip.
• What details may help with handling and flow? The catheter has a funnel end for easier handling and polished, staggered eyes to support urine flow.

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