The Bard Silastic™ Foley Catheter is an advanced, user-friendly option for urinary catheterization. Offering a 2-way specialty design, these catheters include a round tip for easy, comfortable insertion, and two opposing drainage eyes to ensure efficient fluid removal. Available in sizes 14 FR to 24 FR, these catheters accommodate a range of anatomical requirements to provide effective drainage solutions for diverse patient needs.

Each catheter is silicone-coated, which minimizes irritation and promotes a higher level of comfort for patients during use. With a choice of 5cc or 30cc balloon capabilities, these catheters are suitable for various clinical settings, from hospitals to home care environments. Bard Silastic Foley Catheters are packaged as 10/case, ensuring convenience and bulk accessibility for healthcare providers.

Key Features:

• Silastic coating ensures biocompatibility and comfort, reducing the risk of irritation.
• Two opposing drainage eyes enhance fluid drainage and reduce blockage risks.
• Available in multiple sizes to cater to varied patient needs and anatomical differences.
• Durable and flexible for long-term use, certified for reliable performance.

Uses:

• The Bard Silastic Foley Catheter is used for urinary catheterization, offering an effective solution for prolonged drainage and management of bladder function. It is suitable for postoperative or chronic patients requiring long-term catheterization.
• The catheter is designed to facilitate non-traumatic insertion and secure placement, minimizing urinary tract infections and other complications. It's commonly used in hospital settings, long-term care facilities, and home health care environments.

FAQs:

1. How often should the Foley catheter be changed?
The frequency of change depends on medical guidance, usually every two weeks for long-term use.

2. Is training required to use the Bard Silastic Foley Catheter?
Yes, proper training from healthcare professionals is needed for safe insertion and maintenance.

3. Can the catheter be used for both male and female patients?
Yes, the catheter design accommodates both male and female anatomical requirements.