The MTG Jiffy Cath® Closed System Catheters provide an unparalleled blend of safety and convenience in urinary catheterization. Available in multiple French sizes (12FR, 14FR, 16FR) and types (straight, coudé), these catheters feature an introducer tip to promote easy and secure insertion, minimizing the risk of urinary tract infections for users seeking reliable bladder management options.

Each catheter comes with a sizable 1500mL collection bag and includes a privacy bag for discreet disposal. Complementary cleansing wipes enhance the user experience by offering a hygienic application process. Both healthcare providers and patients can rely on the efficiency and comfort provided by the MTG Jiffy Cath® system, making it a preferred choice for individuals needing regular intermittent catheterization. With its closed system design, this product prioritizes user safety and infection control, meeting the high standards required in clinical settings.

Key Features:

• Closed system design reduces the risk of infection by preventing contamination during catheterization.
• Available in a variety of French sizes and styles (straight and coudé) to suit individual patient needs.
• Convenient introducer tip ensures safer and easier insertion.
• 1500 mL collection bag supports comfortable and discreet use without frequent emptying.

Uses:

• MTG Jiffy Cath® Closed System Catheters are designed for comfortable and efficient urinary drainage. They are ideal for patients requiring intermittent catheterization due to urinary retention or other conditions necessitating regular bladder emptying.

FAQs:

1. What is the advantage of a closed system catheter?
A closed system catheter minimizes the risk of contamination and infection by keeping the catheter sterile from insertion through urine collection.

2. Are the MTG Jiffy Cath® catheters reusable?
No, these catheters are designed for single-use only to prevent any potential infection or contamination.

3. How do I choose between the coudé and straight catheter options?
The choice between coudé and straight catheters depends on your medical condition and physician's recommendation. Coudé catheters are often used for patients with difficulty inserting straight catheters.

4. What should I do if I experience discomfort while using the catheter?
If you experience discomfort, stop using the catheter and consult with your healthcare professional to ensure proper usage and fit.