30 Pack Urinal Bag Male External Catheter Self Adhering Male External Condom Catheter Soft latex 25mm
1.Product Description
The Latex Male External Catheter is a medical device designed for male patients requiring urinary incontinence management. This catheter is worn externally to discreetly collect urine. Crafted from latex material, it offers flexibility and a secure fit.
2.Key Features
- Latex Material: Made from latex for flexibility and comfortable fitting.
- External Wear: Designed for external wear, facilitating urine collection discreetly.
- Safety Valve: Prevents urine backflow, reducing the risk of urinary tract infections.
- User-Friendly Design: Equipped with a convenient drainage port for easy and quick emptying.
- Adjustable Straps: Features adjustable straps to accommodate various leg sizes for a proper fit.
- Sterile and Latex-Free: Ensures safe and hygienic use, suitable for patients with latex allergies.
3.Order Information
| Cat.NO | Size(mm) |
| SR18171101 | Small(25) |
| SR18171102 | Medium(30) |
| SR18171103 | Large(35) |
| SR18171104 | Ex-large(40) |
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5.Usage Instructions
- Carefully unwrap the catheter from its packaging, ensuring sterility is maintained.
- Connect the catheter tubing to a urinary drainage bag or device inlet as required.
- Regularly monitor the catheter and replace it per healthcare provider recommendations.
6.Caution
Latex allergies are common, so ensure the patient does not have a latex allergy before use. Discontinue use if any irritation or allergic reactions occur. Follow proper catheter care and disposal guidelines to prevent infections.
7.Applicable Places
- Hospitals: Used in hospitals for patients with urinary incontinence issues who require catheterization.
- Nursing Homes: Employed in nursing homes to assist elderly male residents with urinary incontinence management.
- Home Care Settings: Utilized in home care environments to provide discreet and convenient urine collection for male individuals with urinary incontinence.
- Rehabilitation Centers: Integrated into rehabilitation centers to aid male patients during their recovery process.
- Long-Term Care Facilities: Employed in long-term care facilities for male residents who require assistance with urinary incontinence.
- Clinical Settings: Used in various clinical settings by healthcare professionals to provide urinary management for male patients.
- Assisted Living Facilities: Incorporated into assisted living facilities to support male residents with urinary incontinence needs.
- Hospice Care: Utilized in hospice care to ensure comfort and dignity for male patients with urinary incontinence nearing the end of life.
