Medline Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex Foley Catheters, 1 Each

Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex Foley Catheters, 1 Each

Silicone-elastomer coated latex Foley catheters are urinary catheters for buyers who need a coated Foley option for clinical care settings. This version may fit workflows that call for an 18 French catheter with a 10 mL balloon. The silicone-elastomer coating is noted to resist encrustation, and the catheter has large oval-shaped eyes.

Good Fit For

• Clinical purchasing that specifies an 18 French Foley catheter
• Workflows that call for a 10 mL balloon Foley catheter
• Facilities seeking a silicone-elastomer coated latex catheter

Key Features

• Foley catheter format for urinary catheterization needs
• Silicone-elastomer coated latex construction
• Silicone-elastomer coating resists encrustation
• 18 French size for buyers matching a specific catheter diameter
• 10 mL balloon size for selection based on protocol or preference
• Large oval-shaped eyes

Applications and Usage

• Stocking an 18 French Foley catheter for routine catheter supply needs
• Selecting a Foley catheter when a 10 mL balloon is required
• Purchasing a coated latex Foley catheter for clinical inventory

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Latex.
• This catheter is made with latex, which may matter for facilities managing latex-related purchasing restrictions.
• Confirm that 18 French size and 10 mL balloon capacity match your protocol before ordering.
• This item does not include silver or temperature sensing.

FAQ

• What size is this Foley catheter? This Foley catheter is 18 French.
• What balloon size does this catheter use? This catheter has a 10 mL balloon.
• What material is the catheter made from? This Foley catheter is a latex catheter with a silicone-elastomer coating.
• Does the coating offer any specific benefit? Yes. The silicone-elastomer coating is noted to resist encrustation.
• Does this catheter include silver or temperature sensing? No. This item is not silver and does not have temperature sensing.

From Medline.