Buy FloCath® Hydrophilic Straight Tip Intermittent Catheters, 16" online at AllegroMedical.com

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Smooth, polished Soft-Eye technology
Gently Tapered Tip
Clear, high grade medical PVC
Hydrophilic coating reduces friction
Activate catheter by soaking in water

The FloCath® Intermittent Catheter
FloCath® Hydrophilic Straight Tip Intermittent Catheters by Teleflex are made of a clear, high grade medical PVC which helps to eliminate any concerns of latex allergies. The Hydrophilic Intermittent Catheter features smooth, polished Soft-Eye technology and a gently tapered tip for comfortable insertion. The hydrophilic coating reduces friction and tissue irritation that can occur with the use of uncoated catheters. The hydrophilic coating is easily activated by soaking the catheter in water for 30 seconds, avoiding possible contamination when applying lubricant to uncoated catheters. Designed for single use only.

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FloCath

Manufacturer Number

220800140, 220800160

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Questions: What is the source of the water? sterile, tap water ?? 2 Answers

Question By: bob on Sep 11 2027 7:10 PM

I like using Modudose Unit Dose Saline 15ml, especially for when I'm away from home. They're easy to carry and a lot cleaner than tap water.

Answer By: DShier68 on Feb 14 2011 12:37 AM

I use sterile water to lubricate this catheter. The reason is because I have had frequent bladder infections, as well as a kidney infection within the past 15 months. I try to keep the exposure to bacteria during catheterization to a minimum. In an eme

Answer By: animalhousemom on Jan 13 2005 12:18 PM

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Questions: Is the straight tip rigid or does it soften and bend when warm? If it does, can you recommend one that does not? 2 Answers

Question By: CLE on Jan 12 2009 1:19 PM

I've tried several of the Hydrophilic caths, and I understand how you feel about these. The best ones I've found are: Coloplast Self-Cath Plus Straight Hydrophilic Intermittent Catheter. They are more flexible, but not so bendy that they're difficult to i

Answer By: DShier68 on Feb 14 2011 12:25 AM

It is straight tip, but it is not very flexible. I don't know if you have used any other clear, non-latex catheters before, but it is kind of like a straw. The main difference is the lubrication.

Answer By: animalhousemom on Jan 13 2005 12:10 PM

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