The Bard Red Rubber Coude Urethral Catheters are expertly crafted for superior performance in urinary catheterization. This range of catheters comes with a coude tip, a unique feature designed to tackle navigation challenges within the urethral passage effectively. Each catheter, crafted from flexible latex rubber, ensures maximum comfort during use, thanks to its ergonomic design. The addition of a single eye or two-eye Tiemann design enhances urine drainage efficiency.

These sterile, single-use catheters are available in various sizes, from 14FR to 18FR, suitable for a wide range of applications, from post-surgical care to daily urinary management. With a vibrant red hue ensuring easy identification, the catheters' distinct features contribute significantly towards reducing patient discomfort and enhancing the overall bladder management experience.

Key Features:

• The coude tip design aids in navigating through difficult urethral passages, making these catheters suitable for patients with enlarged prostate or anatomical obstructions.
• Constructed from flexible latex rubber, these catheters offer a comfortable and secure fit, reducing irritation during insertion and wear.

Uses:

• Bard Red Rubber Coude Urethral Catheters are specifically designed for temporary bladder drainage, urinary retention relief, and the collection of urine samples. Often used post-surgery or during urology procedures, these catheters are ideal for situations requiring precise navigation through the urethra.

FAQs:

1. What is the length of the Bard Coude Urethral Catheter?
The 18FR catheter measures 16 inches, while other sizes are of standard urethral catheter length.

2. Can these catheters be reused?
No, Bard Red Rubber Coude Urethral Catheters are designed for single-use only to maintain sterility and reduce the risk of infection.

3. Are these catheters suitable for pediatric use?
These specific catheter sizes are generally suited for adults. Pediatric options are available and should be used according to a healthcare professional’s guidance.