Male Straight Tip Intermittent Catheter - 16" - DEHP & Latex Free
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- Sterile, single use catheters feature polished eyelets
- Designed for easy open and ease of use
- Cure Catheters are 100% DEHP and latex free
Male Straight Tip Intermittent Catheter 16" Length
The Cure Medical Intermittent Catheter is a high quality DEHP and latex free product that always has fire polished eyelets. These sterile, single use catheters feature polished eyelets, tip options, and funnel ends for males and females.
Cure Medical Is The Only Manufacturer To Offer:
- 100% DEHP Free products, as a known carcinogen, DEHP should not be in medical devices. At Craig Rehab in Denver they found that I.C. users were 100 times more likely to develop bladder cancer. People with a higher risk of cancers should avoid carcinogens.
- 100% latex free products, a latex allergy can change a life forever, no more elastic in clothing, no rubber bands...
- 100% fire polished eyelets on all products, all the time. I wouldn’t use a product with cold punched eyelets, so we won’t manufacturer them.
- Cure Medical gives 10% back to find a cure; it is time for manufacturers to step up. There are many ideas to find a cure, but without funding, nothing will ever happen.
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Do you guys carry any larger size catheters beyond Fr 18 just out of curiosity ?
Asked on Oct 2, 2015 10:35:11 AM by Duke from Lancaster, Californiaq
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How do I get Medicare to pay for my order?
Asked on Jul 9, 2013 9:48:02 AM by Jerry from New York
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Get your physician to PRESCRIBE the use of a catheter and then he can connect you with the vendor of your choice. His or her office will have your insurance information which they will need to share and they will already know, usually, who does and does not accept medicare. Or they can inquire and steer you toward someone who does, if your first choice does not. WARNING: Investigate your options. ALLEGRO was hundreds of dollars cheaper than who my doctor 1st sent me to, even when I bought them directly and not through the company that wanted to start me out at $1500 out of pocket.
Answered on Nov 21, 2013 10:12:44 AM by maweems from Dallas County, TX 75208
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Part Number(s): 094 5089, 094 2157, 094 2158, 094 6159, 094 2156, 094 5090, 094 5080 07, 094 5080 04, 094 5081, 094 5080 02, 094 557520 17, 094 2193, 094 5080 03, 094 2271, 094 5086, 094 2191, 094 5080 01
Mfg Part Number(s): M10, M12, M14, M16, M8, M18
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 5080 01, 094 5080 02, 094 5080 03, 094 5080 04, 094 5080 07, 094 6159, 094 2157, 094 2271, 094 557520 17, 094 5089, 094 5081, 094 2191, 094 2193, 094 2156, 094 5090, 094 2158, 094 5086
