Medline Add-A-Cath 2-Layer Foley Catheter Tray with Drain Bag, 1 Each

Add-A-Cath 2-Layer Foley Catheter Tray with Drain Bag, 1 Each

This Foley catheter tray is an Add-A-Cath 2-layer setup with a drain bag for catheter insertion. It fits clinical settings that want a tray with the needed insertion components together and the flexibility to pull multiple catheters when needed. This sterile tray is latex free and includes gloves, a specimen container, and a 30 mL syringe size.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Catheter insertion setups
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free trays

Key Features

• Add-A-Cath style supports workflows where multiple catheters may be needed
• Complete tray with components needed for insertion
• Drain bag included to keep the setup together in one tray
• Sterile format supports ready-to-use clinical preparation
• Latex-free construction for facilities that prefer latex-free products
• Includes gloves, specimen container, and 30 mL syringe size

Applications and Usage

• Preparing for Foley catheter insertion in a general exam room
• Setting up a sterile catheter tray with drain bag included
• Supporting workflows where clinicians may need to pull multiple catheters
• Using a tray that also includes gloves and a specimen container

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This tray uses an Add-A-Cath style intended for situations where multiple catheters may be needed.
• The tray includes PVP patient prep.
• Temperature sensing is not included.
• This version does not include silver.

FAQ

• Does this Foley catheter tray include a drain bag? Yes. This tray comes with a drain bag included.
• Is this catheter tray sterile? Yes. This Foley catheter tray is sterile.
• Is the tray latex free? Yes. This tray is latex free.
• What accessories are included in the tray? The tray includes gloves, a specimen container, and a 30 mL syringe size, along with the components needed for insertion.
• What is the benefit of the Add-A-Cath style? Add-A-Cath style enables clinicians to pull multiple catheters when needed, which can help support specific insertion workflows.

From Medline.