Medline Add-A-Cath 2-Layer Foley Catheter Tray with Drain Bag, 10 Each per Case

Add-A-Cath 2-Layer Foley Catheter Tray with Drain Bag, 10 Each per Case

This Foley catheter tray includes a drain bag and the components needed for insertion in one convenient setup. It fits clinical settings that want a ready-to-use tray and may be especially helpful when clinicians need to pull multiple catheters. The case packs 10 trays, and this configuration includes gloves, a specimen container, PVP prep, and a 10 mL syringe.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Clinical areas using Foley catheter insertion trays
• Departments that stock case quantities for routine use

Key Features

• Foley catheter tray with drain bag for a more complete insertion setup
• Add-A-Cath style supports workflows where clinicians may need to pull multiple catheters
• Complete with components needed for insertion, helping simplify tray selection
• Includes gloves, PVP prep, and a specimen container
• 10 mL syringe included for the tray setup
• Case quantity of 10 trays supports department purchasing and restocking

Applications and Usage

• Stocking a ready-to-use Foley catheter tray for catheter insertion workflows
• Supporting clinical setups that require a drain bag in the tray
• Keeping exam rooms supplied with case-packed trays for regular use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This tray includes PVP prep, which may matter if your facility standardizes on a specific prep type.
• A drain bag, gloves, specimen container, and 10 mL syringe are part of this tray configuration.
• The Add-A-Cath style may be a practical choice for workflows where multiple catheters may need to be pulled.

FAQ

• Does this Foley catheter tray include a drain bag? Yes. This tray includes a drain bag.
• What components are included in the tray? The tray includes the components needed for insertion and also includes gloves, PVP prep, a specimen container, and a 10 mL syringe.
• How many trays come in a case? This case includes 10 trays.
• Is this tray useful when multiple catheters may be needed? Yes. The Add-A-Cath style is intended to enable clinicians to pull multiple catheters when needed.

From Medline.