Intermittent Urinary Catheters

Single-use or reusable catheters for periodic bladder emptying. Used by patients with neurogenic bladder or retention problems. Available in various lengths and gauges.

Urinary catheters for patients with incontinence or urinary retention requiring bladder drainage. Available in Foley and intermittent styles with various sizing options.

Non-invasive catheters designed for male patients with incontinence or urinary retention. Provide convenient drainage without bladder catheterization.

Medical devices used for urinary drainage in patients with bladder dysfunction or urinary retention. Available in various sizes and materials for clinical and home use.

Catheters for urinary drainage including Foley and intermittent types. Used in hospitals and home care settings. Available in multiple sizes for different patient needs.

Catheters inserted directly into the bladder for long-term urinary drainage. Used as alternative to urethral catheterization. Reduces infection risk in chronic retention cases.

Straight urinary catheters made of medical-grade materials for intermittent catheterization. Facilitate safe urinary drainage in patients with retention.

Implantable catheters for peritoneal dialysis designed to facilitate fluid exchange in the peritoneal cavity. These long-term devices are available in various configurations.

Medical catheters designed for urological interventional procedures and applications. Part of the company's product line serving urology departments with specialized interventional solutions.

Catheters designed for vascular flushing and patency maintenance. These devices support procedure safety and equipment functionality.

Single-use urinary catheters designed for safe and effective urinary drainage. Available in multiple sizes and configurations, manufactured under strict ISO13485 quality management standards with CE and FDA certifications.

A urinary catheter used for managing urine flow in patients with urinary retention or incontinence. Proper use of urinary catheters is important for maintaining urinary tract stability and health in clinical settings.