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 for indwelling use. Buyers may choose this option for extended wear settings where reduced tissue irritation, less encrustation, and latex-free construction matter. This single-each catheter has a 20 Fr. size, a 10 cc balloon, a bullet-shaped tip, and a radiopaque strip for scan visibility.

Good Fit For

• Extended indwelling catheter use
• Facilities that require latex-free catheter options
• Individual catheter replacement or patient-specific selection

Key Features

• 100% silicone construction supports extended indwelling use with less tissue irritation and encrustation
• Latex-free design helps buyers avoid latex when that is a selection requirement
• Bullet-shaped tip supports easier insertion and less buckling
• Symmetrical balloon aids reliability during use
• Radiopaque strip helps with visualization during scans
• Sterile single-each format works well when individual catheter selection is needed

Applications and Usage

• Urinary catheterization where a sterile Foley catheter is needed
• Extended indwelling use where reduced irritation and encrustation are important
• Care settings that need scan-visible catheter placement support
• Selecting a 20 Fr. catheter with a 10 cc balloon

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm that 20 Fr. is the appropriate catheter size for the intended use
• Verify that a 10 cc balloon matches your protocol before ordering
• This catheter does not include silver or temperature-sensing capability

FAQ

• Is this Foley catheter latex free? Yes. This SelectSilicone Foley catheter is latex free.
• What material is this catheter made from? This catheter is made from 100% silicone.
• Is this catheter sterile? Yes. This Foley catheter is sterile.
• What size is this Foley catheter? This catheter is 20 Fr. with a 10 cc balloon.
• Does this catheter show on scans? Yes. The catheter has a radiopaque strip to support visualization during scans.

From Medline.