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Urinary Catheter Supplies - Female, Male & Pediatric Catheters

Catheters are prescribed by healthcare professionals for various reasons ranging from urinary incontinence, retention, and chronic medical conditions to temporary solutions during, or while healing from, certain surgical procedures; To meet the diversified needs of each patient and medical condition, urinary catheters are designed in many sizes, types, and materials. Allegro Medical proudly offers a complete selection of top-quality urological supplies like male or female catheters, intermittent and hydrophilic catheters, coude tip catheters and sterile closed catheter systems, foley catheters, external catheters, and sterile lubricants from industry-leading brands. Buy urinary catheters at the best prices guaranteed and for further savings, sign up for our convenient Autoship Program to get your catheter supplies delivered on a regular schedule.

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LoFric Sense Hydrophilic Catheter With Water Sachet
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FloCath Quick Hydrophilic Coudé Intermittent Catheter
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Wellspect LoFric® Female Hydrophilic Intermittent Catheter, Straight, 12Fr 8" - 30/BX
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Rob Nel Intermittent Catheters Ltx Free 16fr 100ct
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Natural Male External Catheters
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Kendall Rigid Yankauer Suction Catheter - 50/case
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McKesson Disposable Urinary Drainage Bag with Anti-Reflux Valve 2000mL Vinyl - Case of 20
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McKesson Disposable Urinary Drainage Bag with Anti-Reflux Valve 2000mL Vinyl - Each
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FAQs

Does a catheter hurt?
While initial discomfort is common as a patient adjusts to wearing a catheter, the overall experience should not hurt. Even during insertion, your doctor will likely provide some sort of pain relief to make the experience less uncomfortable. If you are experiencing pain after wearing a catheter for a period of time, it could be a sign of a larger issue. Speak to your doctor or healthcare practitioner right away if you have any pain including cramps, itching, or burning. You may be able to minimize pain through medication, or by using more catheter lubricant during insertion. Ultimately, most people don’t notice that they’re wearing a catheter after they get used to the sensation.

Can a catheter cause a UTI?
A UTI, or urinary tract infection, is any infection that involves the kidneys, ureters, bladder, or urethra. Since a catheter passes through the urinary tract, catheter-associated UTIs are common complications. The risk of developing CAUTIs, however, can be reduced by diligently practicing good hygiene and carefully placing the urinary collection system below the level of the bladder. Leg bags are useful for this reason, since they are positioned below the bladder whether the person is in a sitting or standing position. Bedtime drainage bags offer an overnight solution.

How do I flush my catheter?
If you notice that your drainage bag is cloudy or is starting to smell, your catheter probably needs to be flushed. This is an easy process that’s made even simpler when you use an irrigation tray. To start the process of flushing your catheter, begin by washing and drying your hands well, then use a syringe to pull out any excess urine from the catheter tubing. Then use another syringe with saline solution to flush out the catheter tubing. Finally, clean off the tubing before reinsertion. Upon completion of this process, the urine flowing into the drainage bag should be clear and flow freely.

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