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Hydrophilic Personal Intermittent Catheter

Rochester Medical Hydrophilic Personal Intermittent Catheter
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Rochester Medical Hydrophilic Personal Intermittent Catheter

  • Easy on delicate urethral tissues
  • Packaged with its own sterile water packet
  • 100% silicone - latex free

Product Overview

Rochester Medical Hydrophilic Personal Intermittent Catheter

Hydrophilic Personal Catheter


The Hydrophilic Personal Catheter is packaged with its own sterile water packet. The Hydrophillic Catheter is an intermittent catheter that's easy to use wherever you go. Everything you need is in the package, so you're free from worries about catheter preparation. It's easy on delicate urethral tissues. The gentle, silicone design and hydrophilic coating provide nearly friction-free movement, without lubricating gel. It's easy to maintain sterility. You simply wet the catheter with its own sterile water, avoiding contamination from tap water.

Consistent Sterility

The sterile water packet included in the Hydrophilic Personal Catheter eliminates worries about clean water sources, discrete catheter preparation, or messy transfers from a sink. It's easy to maintain sterility since the sterile water packet eliminates contamination from tap water.

The Hydrophilic Personal Catheter sets a new standard for ease-of-use. Its proprietary design and coating make it easy on delicate urethral tissues, while its patent-pending packaging makes it easy to prep and maintain sterility in any setting.


Releasing the sterile and wetting the
Hydrophilic Personal Catheter is as easy as 1-2-3.

The Hydrophilic Personal Catheter is an easy to use alternative to latex or PVC catheters. Its all-silicone construction is free from the allergen, toxin or disposal concerns associated with other catheter materials.

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Rochester Medical Hydrophilic Personal Intermittent Catheter

61616 - Female - 16 Fr. - 6" Long - Each - $1.40

61612 - Female - 12 Fr. - 6" Long - Each - $1.41

62608 - Pediatric - 8 Fr. - 10" Long - Each - $1.51

62610 - Pediatric - 10 Fr. - 10" Long - Each - $1.51

63616 - Male - 16 Fr. - 16" Long - Each - $1.55

61614 - Female - 14 Fr. - 6" Long - Each - $1.56

63612 - Male - 12 Fr. - 16" Long - Each - $1.56

63610 - Male - 10 Fr. - 16" Long - Each - $1.57

63614 - Male - 14 Fr. - 16" Long - Each - $1.57

63616 - Male - 16 Fr. - 16" Long - Box of 30 - $39.43

61616 - Female - 16 Fr. - 6" Long - Box of 30 - $41.89

61612 - Female - 12 Fr. - 6" Long - Box of 30 - $42.61

61614 - Female - 14 Fr. - 6" Long - Box of 30 - $45.25

63612 - Male - 12 Fr. - 16" Long - Box of 30 - $45.77

63614 - Male - 14 Fr. - 16" Long - Box of 30 - $46.59

62608 - Pediatric - 8 Fr. - 10" Long - Box of 30 - $47.21

63610 - Male - 10 Fr. - 16" Long - Box of 30 - $47.21


Hydrophilic Personal Intermittent Catheter Reviews Summary

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Average Rating
22 reviews
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15 out of 22 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros

Safe (8)
Lightweight (8)
Easy Storage (7)
Convenient (3)
Convenience (1)
Top Cons

Flimsy (4)
Pricey, few sizes (1)
Hard to open liquid pack (1)
Expensive (1)
Not the easiest to store (1)
Top Best Uses

Elderly (2)
This is great for travel. (1)
Total Control (1)
Daily Cath (1)
Incontinent daily use (1)
1-5 of 22 reviews
1 2 3
Quick and easy! Verified Purchaser

Pros:
Fast. Easy Storage.
Best Uses:
Work. Travel.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

My husband uses these at work so he can catheterize quickly and then throw away. No washing catheters in public bathrooms.

by from Albuquerque, NM
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Great product, [...] Verified Purchaser

Pros:
Safe. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Medical condition.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

I started using this product as a convenient travel item. I also kept them at work for use during the day. After a while, I decided that this product was so much more flexible and easier to use than the catheter the doctor had given me to use. I now use this exclusively.

by from Indianapolis, In
BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Convenient but flimsy Verified Purchaser

Pros:
Safe. Lightweight. Easy Storage. Convenient.
Cons:
Flimsy. Poor flow.
Best Uses:
Acitive. Discreet.
Describe Yourself:
Athletic.

The best catheter I have found to discreetly carry and use. Folds/rolls up to carry in your pocket, easy to use in a bathroom stall, put used catheter back in package and dispose of discreetly. It would be the perfect product if the material was about 20% more firm and holes provided great flow for quicker cath. I have also found the saline package sometimes difficult to activate. With the above being said- it’s the best for an active individual who wants to be discreet.

by from MD
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
The best hydrophilic catheter ever used. Verified Purchaser

Pros:
Safe. Lightweight. Easy Storage. Convenient.
Best Uses:
For any age.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

The self contained water container eliminates the need to carry your own lubricant with you. I found this to be extremely helpful.

by from Jonesboro, AR
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have tried others - yours is the best Verified Purchaser

Pros:
Easy Storage. Convenient. Safe. Lightweight.
Cons:
Expensive.
Best Uses:
Total Control. Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Athletic. Elderly.

Due to my enlarged prostate and prostate cancer I am totally dependent on catheters for all my urination needs. I have tried several other manufactures products - yours is the best. I just wish it were a little more affordable.

by from Englewood, NJ
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
1-5 of 22 reviews
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How do you know what size to order?
Asked on May 7, 2016 9:03:23 AM by Hubby from SC
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How would I get a sample of the c/539hydrophilic-personal intermittent catheter. I currently cath 4-6 timesa day
Asked on Aug 29, 2013 7:51:58 PM by BOB from LOUISIANA
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I don't know about the specific product you asked about but I got samples from Coloplast by responding to an internet ad.
Answered on Nov 20, 2013 5:23:59 PM by Ben from TN
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what isa Hydrophilic catheter have used other typss but looking for something thats easly inserted
Asked on Feb 7, 2013 9:58:10 AM by jim from MD
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I used latex catheters and K-Lube and had problems inserting them all the time. Changed to Hydrophilic catheters with the self lubricating packs about a year ago and have never had a problem inserting them since. They are more slippery then any lubricants I have ever used.
Answered on Jun 27, 2013 8:59:58 PM by robert99344 from Washington State
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After the water is added they are supposed to be like having lube added from one end to the other. After trying hydrophylic catheters I've gone back to regular catheters. I've been using catheters about 6 months and have tried most types of self catheters.
Answered on Nov 20, 2013 5:19:20 PM by Ben from TN
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Hydrophilic catheters provide lubrication over the entire length without needing to lube it before insertion. They are very handy, very slippery, and very easy to use. I won't use anything else.
Answered on Jul 19, 2016 5:19:15 PM by John from Wi
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Hydrophillic Catheters are very easy to use, once you soak the catheter in the provided water, it will be lubricated by itself and then it can be used with out any hassle. We are launching all varieties of catheters i.e., plain, hydrophillic, closed system and lubricated, if you need quotations please contact us on 0569795986
Answered on Oct 2, 2016 6:20:16 AM by Munawar from Jeddah
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Can they be used straight to toilet ?
Asked on Aug 6, 2012 3:56:36 PM by Dave from Ga.
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Answered on Jun 27, 2013 9:04:01 PM by robert99344 from Washington State
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I agree, they can go stright to the toilet. I believe this is a feature of the intermittent catheter.
Answered on Nov 20, 2013 5:25:10 PM by Ben from TN
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Part Number(s): 094 2252, 094 2186, 094 2253, 094 6206, 094 2221, 094 0961, 094 0972, 094 0971, 094 0952, 094 0963, 094 1953, 094 0954, 094 1955, 094 0956, 094 0966, 094 0969, 094 0959

Mfg Part Number(s): 61616, 61612, 62608, 62610, 63616, 61614, 63612, 63610, 63614

Scrip Part Number(s): 094 0956, 094 0952, 094 0971, 094 0969, 094 0966, 094 0954, 094 0961, 094 0959, 094 0963, 094 2253, 094 1953, 094 6206, 094 2252, 094 2186, 094 2221, 094 0972, 094 1955

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