Cardinal Health Polypropylene Sovereign Catheters

The Cardinal Health Polypropylene Sovereign Catheters are expertly crafted for animal health in vitro fertilization purposes. Measuring 22 inches in length with varied French sizes available, these catheters are an essential tool in veterinary reproductive medicine. The semi-rigid build provides ease of handling while minimizing the risk of damage during procedures. The open end and straight cut tip further enhance the usability by ensuring precise and controlled fluid passage.

Equipped with a Luer style connector, these catheters are designed for seamless integration with existing setups. Completely autoclavable and constructed from reliable polypropylene material, they can be sterilized easily, providing a reusable solution for veterinary clinics and research facilities. Non-sterile at purchase, they offer flexibility in sterilization processes. With convenient packaging – 12 catheters per pack and 10 packs per case – they ensure that veterinary professionals have sufficient supply on hand for various needs.

• The Sovereign Catheters are semi-rigid, providing the perfect balance of flexibility and stiffness needed for accurate placement and control during procedures.
• These catheters feature a straight cut tip design, ensuring smooth entry and reduced trauma to animal tissue.
• Autoclavable material allows for easy sterilization, extending the catheter's utility and ensuring safety in multiple procedures.

• Cardinal Health Polypropylene Sovereign Catheters are specifically designed for use in animal health in vitro fertilization. These catheters are ideal tools for veterinarians and researchers involved in reproductive technologies for animals, enabling efficient and precise procedures.

1. Are the catheters available in assorted sizes?
Yes, the catheters are available in assorted sizes including 3.5 FR, 5 FR, 8 FR, and 10 FR, providing versatility for various procedures.

2. Can these catheters be reused?
Yes, these catheters are autoclavable, allowing them to be sterilized and reused, ensuring cost efficiency.

3. What is the material of these catheters?
The catheters are made from polypropylene, known for its durability and suitability for medical applications.

4. Are these catheters sterile?
No, these catheters are non-sterile but can be easily sterilized through autoclaving.