Medline SelectSilicone 100% Silicone Foley Catheter, 2-Way, 24 Fr, 10cc, EA/1

SelectSilicone 100% Silicone Foley Catheter, 2-Way, 24 Fr, 10cc, EA/1

SelectSilicone 100% silicone Foley catheter is a 2-way sterile catheter in 24 Fr with a 10 cc capacity. It fits buyers who need a silicone Foley catheter option for professional care settings where drainage performance and product visibility matter. This version includes a large inner lumen and a radiopaque stripe.

Good Fit For

• Professional care settings using Foley catheters
• Selection needs requiring a 24 Fr 2-way catheter
• Workflows where radiopaque visibility is important

Key Features

• 100% silicone construction for buyers seeking a silicone Foley catheter
• 2-way design for standard Foley catheter workflows
• 24 Fr size helps match this catheter to the required patient specification
• 10 cc capacity supports selection for the intended balloon size requirement
• Large inner lumen can support drainage flow considerations
• Radiopaque stripe helps with visibility under imaging

Applications and Usage

• Choosing a sterile 2-way Foley catheter for routine catheterization setup
• Stocking a silicone Foley catheter in a 24 Fr size
• Selecting a catheter with a large inner lumen for drainage-focused purchasing
• Using a catheter with a radiopaque stripe when imaging visibility is needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 5 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm the required French size before ordering, as this SKU is 24 Fr.
• Verify the needed balloon capacity, since this catheter is 10 cc.
• Check that a 2-way catheter matches the intended clinical workflow.

FAQ

• What type of catheter is this? This is a SelectSilicone 100% silicone Foley catheter with a 2-way design.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 24 Fr.
• What balloon capacity does this catheter use? This catheter is specified for 10 cc.
• Is this catheter sterile? Yes. This Foley catheter is sterile.
• Does this catheter include visibility for imaging? Yes. This catheter includes a radiopaque stripe.

From Medline.