Cure Intermittent Catheter Closed System - Single - Catheter in Bag Only
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- Sterile, single use, unisex systems
- Designed for easy open and ease of use
- Cure Catheters are 100% DEHP and latex free
The Cure Medical Closed System Intermittent Catheters are DEHP and latex-free. These sterile, single-use, unisex systems feature polished eyelets on a straight, pre-lubricated catheter tip with an integrated 1500 ml collection bag. Closed System singles are available by the box (100 units/box).
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2 Questions | 2 Answers
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What is the volume of the bag containing the catheter and ultimately, the urine that flows into it?
Asked on Oct 31, 2015 5:27:51 PM by Roy from Georgia
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I have ordered and received these. The 1st & 2nd time I tried to use one of these, I leaked all over myself. Is there a trick, or some special way I need to use these in order to keep this from happening? I would really appreciate any & all answers/tips&tricks.
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Asked on Jan 9, 2014 6:14:53 PM by RedPara1988 from Smithton, IL
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I use these catheters on my husband because he doesn't have the dexterity in his hands to do it himself. I have learned that you have to keep the bag in a vertical position as much as possible or urine can leak out around the top where the catheter goes into the bag. The seal is not liquid proof and I too found that out the hard way. As long you keep the bag at least angling downward when you advance the catheter, you should avoid have a leaky mess. I hope that makes sense and is helpful.
Answered on Jun 4, 2014 10:24:00 AM by Julie D. from Oceanside, CA
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CURE ARE THE BEST CATHATERS MADE. THE ONLY COMPLAINT IS THAT IT IS HARD TO SEAL THE CAP BACK ON. OTHERWISE THGEY ARE TERRIFIC..
Answered on Jun 4, 2014 7:25:38 PM by Andi from waterloo,in
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Part Number(s): 094 5034 13, 094 2154, 094 5034 15, 094 5034 14, 094 6210, 094 5034 16, 094 6119, 094 2209
Mfg Part Number(s): CB8, CB10, 12721901, 61691900, 14741902, 74141900, CB12, CB14, CB16
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 6119, 094 5034 13, 094 5034 14, 094 5034 16, 094 5034 15, 094 2209, 094 6210, 094 2209, 094 2154