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	Customers who viewed this product ultimately ordered: 8% bought the item featured on this page Bardex I.C. Silver-Coated Latex Foley Catheters - 2-way, 5cc 5/5 Stars (22 ratings) Our Price: $13.12 - $171.36 List: $29.52   - $385.56

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Bardex I.C. Silver-Coated Latex Foley Catheters - 2-way, 5cc

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Bardex I.C. Silver-Coated Latex Foley Catheters - 2-way, 5cc

Bardex I.C. Silver-Coated Latex Foley Catheters - 2-way, 5cc Reviews Summary

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Great

Pros:

Safe.

Describe Yourself:

Average Health.

Keeps infections away

by April from Sacramento

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Bardex I.C. Silver-Coated Latex Foley

Pros:

Easy Storage. Sturdy. Lightweight. Safe.

Cons:

not 100% but what is.

Best Uses:

SCI patients.

Describe Yourself:

SCI USER.

Used these over the years to help prevent uti, they work as long as you change them every two weeks

by CapnGimp from Newport, TN

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Excellent product, less infections....

Pros:

Lightweight. Safe.

Best Uses:

Elderly.

Since I started using this product,the quality of my life has improved substantially, from constantly infections due to the inferior kind of other products to almost none is the best thing that you can aspire when you have to live for the rest of your life with this kind of product. In general: a big improvement in my quality life.

by Arnulfo Alvarado from Lima, Peru

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

3 out of 3 found this review helpful

comfortable for long term wear

Pros:

Safe.

Best Uses:

Urinary symptoms of BPH.

Describe Yourself:

Athletic.

I have used this catheter for periodic urinary problems associated with BPH. I have not had any UTI's when using this product. If one needs a foley this is the one to use.

by Danny from New Jersey

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

6 out of 6 found this review helpful

I would by this product again

Pros:

Easy Storage. Sturdy. Lightweight. Safe.

Cons:

Pricey.

Best Uses:

Elderly.

convenient to use but a little expensive and don't really reduce UTI

by a from tacoma, WA

BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend

1 out of 4 found this review helpful

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	Bardex I.C. Silver-Coated Latex Foley Catheters - 2-way, 5cc Ask the community about this product and get answers. Share your knowledge and advice. Learn More about Q&A. Learn about Q&A Q&A allows customers to interact with one another in asking product specific questions and receiving answers from knowledgeable fellow customers and staff experts. Unlike the lengthy one-to-one support media such as email, phone, or live chat, Q&A captures those conversations and insights by displaying them directly on the product detail page - for all future customers to see. A single answer now aids multiple customers. ? Nickname:   Use FaceBook Profile Location:   Question: Email Address:   # You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Question'. Notify me when there is an answer or drop files here Upload Files 7 Questions | 19 Answers Click to collapse My son has been using a F16 in dwelling Bardex silver coated catheters for some years. We were advised to use the F18 - is this avalable in the female length? He wears shorts during the summers and the male length is far too long. Asked on Aug 7, 2015 2:48:25 AM by Dennis from Johannesburg Yeah, good question! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Be the first to share! Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files Click to collapse Is a silver coated catheter less likely to cause irritation in the bladder ? Asked on May 15, 2014 11:26:50 AM by VERN from WEST VIRGINIA Yeah, good question! (2) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 1 answer Yes. It has the hydrogel coating as well as the silver alloy. The hydrogel helps prevent urethral trauma. Answered on Jul 17, 2016 12:03:09 AM by Lynn from NW Arknasas This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse If I bought a 20fr 30cc in error, but usually bought 20fr 5cc, can I only inflate the balloon to 5cc and be OK? Asked on Mar 13, 2014 2:36:35 PM by Turk from Chicago Yeah, good question! (1) Yes - (2) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 3 answers I've always used 30cc balloons but only inflate to 10cc. And a few times only inflated to 5cc. Never had a prob. Answered on Jan 24, 2015 2:41:17 PM by SerBronn from Westeros This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate No. 30cc balloons will slip out if only inflated with 5 - 10 cc sterile water. Answered on Mar 8, 2016 2:53:06 AM by Lynn from AR This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate No. The 30 cc balloon must be inflated with 25-30cc sterile water. Anything less might result in accidental extraction resulting in injury. Answered on Jul 17, 2016 12:05:52 AM by Lynn from NW Arknasas This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse Are there silver-coated straight catheters? Are these catheters any easier to insert than regular non-coated catheters? Asked on Jun 2, 2013 12:50:16 PM by Sal from NY Yeah, good question! (0) Yes - (2) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 1 answer They are the same as any other normal cath just silver coated you use the the same way Answered on Jun 28, 2013 1:31:35 PM by jeff from MI This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse I have a supracubic catheter. can I use the Bardex IC silver coated Foley catheter? I am expierencing frequent UTI's Asked on May 3, 2013 6:45:41 PM by judy from las vegas nv Yeah, good question! (2) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 2 answers Been using silver coated caths since Jan 2013 and have not experienced a single UTI. I had numerous UTI's before. Answered on May 31, 2013 12:50:27 PM by Smiley from Chandler, AZ This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate I've been using them for over 2 years because of UTIs. These along with using D-Mannose have significantly reduced my UTIs. Answered on Nov 20, 2013 4:54:41 PM by IMcCoy from Kansas City This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse How often is it recommended to change a silver lined Foley catheter? Asked on Apr 2, 2013 5:21:13 PM by Flee from Tiffin ohio Yeah, good question! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 2 answers 30 days Answered on Nov 21, 2013 9:01:05 AM by Fred from Home This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate I change mine every 4 weeks. Answered on Dec 4, 2013 10:00:26 AM by Matt from Medina, OH This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Click to collapse What is meant by 16 fr? 20 fr? and so on.. is that the length of the catheter? Asked on Apr 11, 2012 1:14:31 AM by antoe from buffalo, ny Yeah, good question! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Know the answer? Answer this question Submit answer ? Nickname: Use FB Profile Location: Answer: Email Address: You may optionally upload an image.  Add Name:  Add Description: Image must be in JPEG, GIF or PNG format. File size must be less than 5 MB. Do not use copyrighted images if you are not the copyright holder. NB: Click 'Upload Files' before clicking 'Submit Answer'. The answer you entered looks like a question. Change to question?     or drop files here Upload Files 10 answers 16 and 20 french are the diameter of the catheter. In long term use, the urethra will gradually enlarge over time, requiring a higher french catheter Catheters need to be longer for men, but women can use male catheters. 5cc and 10cc are the capacity of the balloons that prevent the catheter from coming out. Answered on Dec 3, 2012 12:19:23 PM by Nurse Keith from Oregon This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate fr means how big around the catheter is. The larger the number the bigger the Diameter. Answered on Dec 21, 2012 10:15:12 PM by Rick from Massachusetts This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate I believe it is the diameter of the catheter. FR stands for French, the standard measure of the catheter. The larger number, e.g. 24fr versus 16fr would indicate a larger opening inside for urine to flow through. Answered on Dec 22, 2012 12:55:04 PM by cable from oregon This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate It meant the diameter of the tube Answered on Dec 23, 2012 12:25:58 AM by Diva Marie from California This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate No it's the circumference. Answered on Jan 3, 2013 2:14:12 PM by Jodie from us This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate That is the diameter around. My husband has a suprapubic catheter and his urologist recommends that he uses a 24F. Answered on Jan 4, 2013 6:39:50 PM by wife of disabled hubby from nv This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (1) No Report as inappropriate NO THATS THE DIAMETER OF THE THE CATHETER AND THE 5CC IS THE SIZE OF THE BALLON ON THE END,AND I USE LATEX OVER SILICON BECAUSE THEY SEEM TO RUN A LITTLE LONGER JUST A 1/4 INCH OR SO Answered on Jan 4, 2013 7:37:05 PM by TROY from UT This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate 16 fr, 20 fr and so on refers to the size of the diameter of the catheter. The greater the number the larger the diameter of the pathway and consequently the diameter of the catheter. Answered on Jan 5, 2013 1:23:52 PM by Mike from Missouri This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate It is referring to the diameter of the tube. The larger the number, the narrower the catheter. This will determine the rate of flow & ease of insertion. Answered on Jan 5, 2013 2:09:18 PM by Dad from San marcos, ca This answer was helpful! (0) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate Fr. (French) refers to the diameter of the catheter, the bigger the number, the larger the size. Length is pretty standard. A supra pubic cath will be larger than a urethral cath to avoid leakage. Answered on Jan 11, 2013 9:48:30 PM by Kyle from St. Louis This answer was helpful! (1) Yes - (0) No Report as inappropriate

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Mfg Part Number(s): 0165SI18, 0165SI16, 0165SI26, 0165SI24, 0165SI14, 0165SI22, 0165SI20, 87041900

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