DOVER Rob-Nel Intermittent Catheters - 100% LATEX-FREE
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Features
DOVER Rob-Nel Intermittent Catheters - 100% LATEX-FREE
- Two staggered eyes
- Thermosensitive polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material
- Sterile
- Smooth rounded tip
- Integral tapered funnel end
- Latex-free
- Single-use
Product Overview
DOVER Rob-Nel Intermittent Catheters - 100% LATEX-FREE
Dover™ Rob-Nel Catheter
16" Long, Latex-Free, Sterile
The Rob-Nel Catheter is latex-free. It is made out of thermo-sensitive polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material and has a smooth rounded tip, integral tapered funnel end and two staggered eyes.
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DOVER Rob-Nel Intermittent Catheters - 100% LATEX-FREE
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![]() Can I place the catheter for overnight use?
Asked on Aug 26, 2013 7:16:47 PM by Dave
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The catheters don't have anything to keep them in your bladder all night. You need one with a balloon, and a syringe that will keep the catheter in place after you insert the fluid in the port on the side,(using that syringe) opposite from where the catheter joins the bag. Keep that little syringe). Then in the morning, withdraw the fluid you had used to keep the catheter in your bladder all night, and just pull the catheter out. They are not meant(intermittent ones)to be used over and over again. You need to see a urologist, whose nurse can demonstrate how to use one overnight.You can learn the correct technique, or else you will end up with repeated infections. Talk with your M.D.!! Good luck!
Answered on Jan 27, 2014 6:12:53 PM by Cindy W. from Alexandria, VA
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![]() Do you now take insurance thru medicare for your products.
Asked on Aug 5, 2012 11:46:17 AM by Ore
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![]() I found out my new insurance will cover some of the cost of the catheters. Where do I put my insurance information when ordering?
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Asked on Jul 21, 2011 11:03:54 AM by Tom
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Unfortunately Allegro Medical does not bill insurance at this time.
Answered on Jul 21, 2011 3:37:19 PM by anthony from AllegroMedical
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Part Number(s): 094 0495 02, 094 0495 01, 094 0495 04, 094 0495 03, 094 0499, 094 0498, 094 0500, 094 0501, 094 0497, 094 0496, 094 0495 05, 094 0495 07
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