Medline SelectSilicone 100% Silicone Foley Catheters, 1 Each

SelectSilicone 100% Silicone Foley Catheters, 1 Each

SelectSilicone 100% Silicone Foley Catheters are sterile urinary catheters made from 100% silicone. This option fits buyers who need a latex-free Foley catheter for indwelling use and want easier visualization during scans. Key details include an 18 Fr. size, a 10 cc balloon, and 1 each packaging.

Good Fit For

• Indwelling urinary catheter use
• Settings that prefer latex-free catheter options
• Workflows where scan visualization is important

Key Features

• 100% silicone construction for a latex-free option
• Sterile catheter supports ready-to-use clinical workflows
• 18 Fr. size with 10 cc balloon for this specific configuration
• Bullet-shaped tip helps support easier insertion and less buckling
• Radiopaque strip helps with visualization during scans
• Designed to reduce tissue irritation and encrustation during extended indwelling use

Applications and Usage

• Routine Foley catheter placement where an 18 Fr. sterile catheter is needed
• Indwelling catheter use when 100% silicone is preferred
• Care settings that want a latex-free urinary catheter option
• Situations where catheter visualization during scans may be helpful

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is the 18 Fr. version with a 10 cc balloon, so buyers should confirm sizing requirements before ordering.
• This catheter is not a silver or temperature-sensing model.

FAQ

• Is this Foley catheter latex-free? Yes. This catheter is made from 100% silicone and is marked latex free.
• What size is this catheter? This SelectSilicone Foley catheter is 18 Fr. with a 10 cc balloon.
• Is the catheter sterile? Yes. This Foley catheter is sterile.
• Can this catheter be seen during scans? Yes. The catheter has a radiopaque strip to help with visualization during scans.
• Does this model include silver or temperature sensing? No. This catheter is not a silver catheter and does not include temperature sensing.

From Medline.