Medline Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex Foley Catheters, 1 Each

Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex Foley Catheters, 1 Each

This Foley catheter is a silicone-elastomer coated latex catheter in a coude style. It may fit healthcare settings that need a sterile, single-each catheter with a 14 Fr size and 10 cc balloon. The silicone-elastomer coating is noted to resist encrustation, and the product is not latex free.

Good Fit For

• Healthcare facilities purchasing sterile Foley catheters by the each
• Orders that specify a 14 Fr coude catheter with a 10 cc balloon
• Clinical settings using silicone-elastomer coated latex catheter options

Key Features

• Silicone-elastomer coated latex Foley catheter for catheterization workflows
• Coude style supports selection when a coude catheter is preferred
• 14 Fr size helps buyers match the catheter to ordered size requirements
• 10 cc balloon capacity supports products specified for that balloon size
• Sterile format helps support ready-to-use clinical handling
• Silicone-elastomer coating is noted to resist encrustation

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a sterile Foley catheter for individual patient use
• Matching a requested 14 Fr catheter size in facility purchasing
• Choosing a coude style catheter for applicable catheter supply needs
• Stocking single-each catheter units instead of bulk-only formats

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This catheter is latex based and is not latex free.
• Choose the coude style only when that product style matches your protocol or order.
• Confirm the 14 Fr size and 10 cc balloon requirement before purchasing.

FAQ

• Is this Foley catheter sterile? Yes. This Foley catheter is sterile.
• Is this catheter latex free? No. This product is not latex free.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 14 Fr.
• What balloon size does this catheter have? This catheter has a 10 cc balloon.
• What type of coating does this catheter use? This Foley catheter has a silicone-elastomer coating, which is noted to resist encrustation.

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