Coloplast Self-Cath Intermittent Catheters
Pictures are for illustration purposes only
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Designed for intermittent self-catheterisation — inserted into the urethra to drain the bladder and removed after use (no indwelling balloon).
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Latex-free with silicone-like surface for smoother insertion and increased comfort.
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Available in male and female lengths and a range of sizes (e.g., 8 FR–18 FR) and tip styles (straight, curved/coudé).
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Single-use and sterile — intended for one catheterisation at a time.
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Suitable for people who need to empty their bladder regularly due to retention or incomplete emptying when voiding normally isn’t sufficient.
Examples in the range
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Coloplast Self-Cath Male Straight Tip Intermittent Catheter – popular male self-catheter in straight format, smooth insertion.
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Coloplast 50443 Self-Cath Catheter for Intermittent Urinary – standard intermittent catheter for bladder drainage.
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Coloplast Self-Cath Intermittent Catheter (Male Straight Tip 14F) – male straight-tip with 14 F size, box of 30.
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Coloplast Self-Cath Female Straight 8 FR, Coloplast Self-Cath Female Catheter Funnel End, Coloplast Self‑Cath Female Intermittent Catheter Ch14 – options sized and shaped for female anatomy.
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Coloplast Self-Cath Intermittent Urinary Catheters for Men – box of male self-catheters in various sizes.
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Coloplast Self‑Cath Plus Intermittent Catheter 14FR – an enhanced soft catheter with polished eyelets for comfort.
How they work (clinical context)
Self-catheterisation involves inserting a catheter into the bladder through the urethra to completely empty the bladder, then removing the catheter. This is often taught by a healthcare professional and used when normal voiding is not effective.
Note: Choosing the right size, length, and tip type depends on the user’s anatomy and clinical needs; follow clinical guidance and training for safe self-catheterisation.
Pictures are for illustration purposes only
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Designed for intermittent self-catheterisation — inserted into the urethra to drain the bladder and removed after use (no indwelling balloon).
-
Latex-free with silicone-like surface for smoother insertion and increased comfort.
-
Available in male and female lengths and a range of sizes (e.g., 8 FR–18 FR) and tip styles (straight, curved/coudé).
-
Single-use and sterile — intended for one catheterisation at a time.
-
Suitable for people who need to empty their bladder regularly due to retention or incomplete emptying when voiding normally isn’t sufficient.
Examples in the range
-
Coloplast Self-Cath Male Straight Tip Intermittent Catheter – popular male self-catheter in straight format, smooth insertion.
-
Coloplast 50443 Self-Cath Catheter for Intermittent Urinary – standard intermittent catheter for bladder drainage.
-
Coloplast Self-Cath Intermittent Catheter (Male Straight Tip 14F) – male straight-tip with 14 F size, box of 30.
-
Coloplast Self-Cath Female Straight 8 FR, Coloplast Self-Cath Female Catheter Funnel End, Coloplast Self‑Cath Female Intermittent Catheter Ch14 – options sized and shaped for female anatomy.
-
Coloplast Self-Cath Intermittent Urinary Catheters for Men – box of male self-catheters in various sizes.
-
Coloplast Self‑Cath Plus Intermittent Catheter 14FR – an enhanced soft catheter with polished eyelets for comfort.
How they work (clinical context)
Self-catheterisation involves inserting a catheter into the bladder through the urethra to completely empty the bladder, then removing the catheter. This is often taught by a healthcare professional and used when normal voiding is not effective.
Note: Choosing the right size, length, and tip type depends on the user’s anatomy and clinical needs; follow clinical guidance and training for safe self-catheterisation.