Urinary Catheters for Sale

Shop urinary catheters for sale at Vitality Medical, where our wide variety of discounted products makes it easy to find the medical supplies you need at a price you can afford. Intermittent urinary catheters are single-use medical devices designed to assist individuals with urinary retention, neurogenic bladder, or incontinence caused by conditions such as spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, or post-surgical recovery. Unlike Foley

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Shop urinary catheters for sale at Vitality Medical, where our wide variety of discounted products makes it easy to find the medical supplies you need at a price you can afford. Intermittent urinary catheters are single-use medical devices designed to assist individuals with urinary retention, neurogenic bladder, or incontinence caused by conditions such as spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, or post-surgical recovery. Unlike Foley catheters, which remain in place for extended periods, intermittent catheters are inserted and removed several times a day, reducing infection risks and allowing users with greater mobility.

Vitality Medical carries a wide selection of intermittent urinary catheters for sale, including straight tip, coudé, red rubber, hydrophilic, and closed system catheters from trusted brands like Bard, Coloplast, and Cure Medical. If you need help finding the right solution for your needs, contact our team and let our experts guide you to the right products.

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How Do They Compare to Foley Catheters?

Understanding the difference between intermittent and Foley catheters helps users make informed decisions about urinary care.

  • Intermittent: Designed for short-term use, inserted and removed multiple times daily, lowering the risk of urinary tract infections.
  • Foley: Indwelling catheters remain in place with a balloon, ensuring continuous drainage, often used in hospital or long-term care settings.
  • Key Benefit: Intermittent catheterization provides more independence and flexibility, reducing reliance on an external drainage bag.

Intermittent Urinary Catheter Types & Benefits

Different catheter styles accommodate varying medical needs. Choosing the right type depends on comfort, insertion ease, and minimizing irritation or infection risk.

Straight Tip

Commonly used for routine bladder drainage, straight catheters require manual lubrication before insertion. Available in multiple French sizes, they offer a simple and cost-effective solution.

Coudé Tip

Featuring a curved tip, coudé catheters help navigate urethral strictures, enlarged prostates, or post-surgical scarring. This design allows smoother insertion for individuals with anatomical challenges.

Hydrophilic Coated

Designed with a hydrophilic coating, these catheters activate with water, creating a friction-free surface. They minimize irritation and reduce the risk of urethral trauma, making them ideal for frequent use.

Closed System

Pre-lubricated and featuring a self-contained collection bag, closed system catheters minimize contamination risks. These are recommended for individuals requiring a sterile, touch-free insertion method to reduce urinary tract infections.

Red Rubber

Made from soft, flexible latex, red rubber catheters provide a smooth and comfortable insertion experience. They are commonly used for intermittent catheterization and offer excellent drainage efficiency.

Female Catheters

Specifically designed for female anatomy, female intermittent catheters are shorter in length for ease of use. They come in both pre-lubricated and uncoated options to accommodate different preferences for self-catheterization.

Material & Coating Options

Material and coating impact comfort, flexibility, and infection prevention.

Common Materials

  • Silicone: Hypoallergenic, flexible, and ideal for long-term use.
  • Vinyl (PVC): Firm yet pliable, allowing easier maneuverability during insertion.
  • Latex: Soft and flexible but unsuitable for individuals with latex allergies.

Advanced Coatings

  • Hydrophilic: Activates with water, reducing friction and improving comfort.
  • Pre-Lubricated: Gel-coated, allowing smooth insertion without additional lubrication.
  • Antimicrobial: Reduces bacterial contamination risk, helping prevent infections.

Male vs. Female Intermittent Catheter Options

Choosing the right catheter length and design improves comfort and effectiveness.

  • Male (14-16 inches): Longer length accommodates the male urethra, available in straight and coudé tip options.
  • Female (5-8 inches): Shorter, compact, and travel-friendly, allowing discreet use.
  • Pediatric: Smaller versions designed for children requiring urinary drainage support.

Selecting the Correct French Size

Catheters are measured using the French scale, which determines the diameter. Choosing the correct size ensures proper flow and comfort.

Why Choose This Method?

  • Lower infection risk compared to indwelling Foley catheters.
  • Provides independence and better bladder management.
  • Supports a more natural voiding process.

Common Questions

How often should they be used?

Most users catheterize 4-6 times a day based on their doctor's recommendations.

Can these catheters be reused?

No, they are designed for single use to prevent infections.

What’s the difference between straight tip and coudé tip?

Coudé tips are curved to bypass blockages like an enlarged prostate, while straight tips are used for routine catheterization.

How do I choose the right size?

Measured in French size (Fr), common sizes range from 10Fr to 16Fr. Selecting the correct size ensures proper flow and comfort.

Shop Catherters Online

Whether you need straight tip, coudé, hydrophilic, or closed system catheters, we offer high-quality solutions tailored to individual medical needs.

Order online today with competitive pricing, discreet shipping, and trusted urinary care products. Browse the complete collection and find the best option for your daily routine.

Need expert guidance? Our specialists are available to help select the best option for your needs.

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