Medline Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex Foley Catheter with Straight Tip, 2-Way, 12 Fr, 10 mL

Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex Foley Catheter with Straight Tip, 2-Way, 12 Fr, 10 mL

This Foley catheter is a silicone-elastomer coated latex catheter with a straight tip and 2-way design. It fits buyers who need a 12 Fr catheter with a 10 mL balloon for routine purchasing and product matching. The silicone-elastomer coating is noted to resist encrustation, and the catheter has large oval-shaped eyes for added reliability.

Good Fit For

• Purchasing a specific 12 Fr 2-way Foley catheter
• Matching a 10 mL balloon catheter requirement
• Facilities standardizing on silicone-elastomer coated latex catheters

Key Features

• Silicone-elastomer coated latex catheter for buyers seeking this specific catheter construction
• 2-way design supports selection where a 2-way Foley catheter is required
• 12 Fr size helps match existing catheter size protocols
• 10 mL balloon size supports exact product selection for this variant
• Silicone-elastomer coating resists encrustation
• Large oval-shaped eyes provide added reliability

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a 2-way Foley catheter in the required 12 Fr size
• Ordering a catheter with a 10 mL balloon to match care protocols
• Replacing or restocking the same coated latex Foley catheter configuration

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This catheter is not latex free.
• This version has a 10 mL balloon, so buyers should confirm balloon size requirements before ordering.
• This is a 2-way catheter; confirm that a 2-way configuration matches the intended workflow.

FAQ

• Is this Foley catheter latex free? No. This catheter is not latex free.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 12 Fr.
• What balloon size does this version use? This version has a 10 mL balloon.
• Does this catheter have a temperature sensing feature? No. This catheter does not have temperature sensing.
• What does the coating help with? The silicone-elastomer coating is noted to resist encrustation.

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