SpeediCath Compact - Female Intermittent Catheter - Coloplast
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- Designed for females
- Catheter package is smaller than a lipstick
- Pre-hydrated in a ready to use package
- Single-use intermittent catheter
- Non-touch Grip Zone for hygienic insertion
- Latex-free and Phthalate/DEHP-free
Many women who self-catheterize have long wished for a more practical, discreet catheter: a catheter that can be used outside the home environment without compromising safety. SpeediCath Compact is a sterile, pre-lubricated single-use discreet intermittent catheter.
SpeediCath Compact increases safety for catheter users. Hygienic insertion is achieved through a unique non-touch grip and sterile saline solution inside the packaging. The combination enables the fingers to stay well away from the catheter and eliminates the need to soak the catheter prior to insertions, reducing contact points with the septic environment. The narrow width of the catheter and coated eyelets minimize both contact with the urinary tract and pressure on the bladder wall.
SpeediCath Compact is the perfect length for female urinary tracts. The female urethra on average is just 1.25" - 2" long - significantly shorter than the male urethra. With a catheter length of 2.75", SpeediCath Compact is tailor-made for the typical female anatomy. In a clinical study, SpeediCath Compact was documented to be at least as efficient at emptying the bladder as a conventional female catheter with a length of 6" - 8".
SpeediCath Compact increases the convenience of catheterization. SpeediCath Compact eliminates concerns over catheter preparations and the quality of the hydration source. The catheter comes pre-hydrated in a ready to use package. Simply break the seal and pull open the telescopic packaging - the catheter is ready to insert.
SpeediCath Compact increases discretion for catheter users. When un-opened, the catheter package is no larger than a lipstick. This ingenious packaging design makes the catheter extremely discreet - without compromising performance.
SpeediCath Compact has polished eyelets for even greater comfort during insertion and withdrawal of the catheter.
SpeediCath Compact is 100% PVC free and therefore does not contain DEHP or other phthalates.
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Q:
When you are at a friends house, how do you dispose of it? It doesn't push back into tube.
Asked on Aug 8, 2015 5:57:01 PM by Niki from Kansas
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I have been using them for about a year, through them in the trash in the bathroom,yes, the tube will go back into the part with saline lube easily
Answered on Feb 19, 2016 2:26:14 PM by JR from Oregon
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I wrap it in toilet paper, put it in a ziplock bag, put it in my purse. Dispose later.
Answered on May 6, 2016 7:05:56 AM by Angela B from California
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I have been using SpeediCath for 4 months. I am using a 12FR. I am experiencing scraping inside upon removal. I cath 3 times a day due to MS (not emptying completely). Any suggestions
Asked on Mar 20, 2013 8:52:49 AM by queenie from CT
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I got off of baclofen that was causing incomplete emptying. Before
that though I was told to cath 3-4
times a day, Made me sore. More lub
maybe?
Answered on Jun 2, 2013 3:48:19 PM by JJ from Ca
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I wonder if you would have the same trouble using what is called a hydrophyllic catheter. It has a special coating that is activated by water. It is not, however, compact like the speedicath. Sometimes using a smaller catheter helps, but the smaller catheters can be too soft and hard to insert. I used to use a 14 french cath and had the scraping sensation. I use a 10 french @ home for intermittent cathing, and a 14 hydrophyllic when I need to do an infusion. I do not feel any scraping with the hydrophyllic catheter, even though it is like a straw. You may want to order a couple of different catheters and sizes to see what best meets your needs. I only use the speedicath when I am out and around. Another option is to talk to your Dr. and see if maybe using viscous lidocaine to lubricate the catheter would be appropriate. I do that when I am having a bladder flare (I have IC).
Answered on Jun 29, 2013 8:33:30 PM by animalhousemom from Georgia
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I may be disqualified because I'm male, but I once had a problem with the "scraping" while inserting and removing caths. I tried the Cure brand caths and the scraping went away. They have polished eyelets that are smooth to the touch. Disclaimer: I have no interest in the "Cure" brand financial or otherwise.
Answered on Nov 10, 2016 11:46:38 PM by Lynn from NW Arkansas
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Part Number(s): 094 2069, 094 2029, 094 2027, 094 1317, 094 0811, 094 0810, 094 0812
Mfg Part Number(s): 28578, 28580, 28582, 28584
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 2029, 094 1317, 094 0810, 094 2069, 094 2027, 094 0812, 094 0811
