UroFlush G (Suby G) Citric Acid 3.23% Catheter Maintenance Solution 100ml (Code: URO100G; PIP: 414-3236) – Box of 10
UroFlush G is a sterile 3.23% citric acid urinary catheter maintenance and irrigation solution designed to help manage catheter encrustation. It works by helping to dissolve existing crystalline deposits and reduce further phosphate crystallisation, supporting the continued drainage and function of an indwelling urinary catheter.
UroFlush G also incorporates magnesium oxide, which the manufacturer states is included to help counteract bladder irritation associated with the acidic solution.
Key features:
- 3.23% citric acid (Suby G)
- Designed for urinary catheter maintenance and bladder irrigation
- Helps dissolve existing crystalline deposits
- Helps prevent or reduce catheter encrustation
- Helps prevent phosphate crystallisation
- Contains magnesium oxide as part of the formulation
- Sterile and endotoxin-free while the packaging remains sealed
- Ready-to-use 100ml irrigation bag
- Soft bag for controlled administration
- Single-use device
- Code: URO100G
- PIP code: 414-3236
- NPC code: FUU85016
- Box of 10 × 100ml bags
Suitable for:
- Maintenance of an indwelling urinary catheter
- Catheters prone to mineral encrustation
- Helping dissolve crystalline deposits within the catheter
- Helping reduce recurrence of catheter encrustation
- Bladder irrigation where Suby G / 3.23% citric acid has been specifically recommended
- Use according to an individual catheter-management plan or healthcare professional's instructions
UroFlush G is intended for routine management of catheter encrustation. For significant or severe encrustation, the manufacturer has a stronger UroFlush R 6% citric acid preparation; the appropriate solution should be determined clinically.
Directions:
Use only according to a doctor's prescription, catheter-management protocol or instructions from an appropriate healthcare professional.
The manufacturer's instructions state that UroFlush G is generally used at least two or three times per week depending on clinical need, with an effective contact time of approximately 15–20 minutes. The solution must never be forced into the bladder.
- Clean or disinfect hands before use, or wear appropriate gloves.
- Open the outer packaging and remove the UroFlush bag.
- Close the tubing using the plastic clamp.
- Remove the protective sleeve from the connector as instructed.
- Connect the UroFlush bag to the urinary catheter.
- Open the clamp and administer according to the prescribed irrigation protocol.
- Allow the solution the required contact time according to the care plan.
- Do not force the solution into the bladder.
- Remove the UroFlush bag after use and reconnect the urine drainage bag or catheter valve as appropriate.
The manufacturer advises that the solution should not be used cold. Warm the unopened bag in lukewarm water if necessary; do not microwave it. Check the temperature against the inner wrist before use.
Important information:
- For urinary catheter maintenance and bladder irrigation only
- Use according to a healthcare professional's instructions or established catheter-management protocol
- Single use only
- Never force the solution into the bladder
- Do not use if the packaging is damaged
- Do not use if the solution is not clear
- Sterility and endotoxin-free status apply while the package remains sealed
- UroFlush G may cause slight burning, irritation, urgency to urinate or discomfort after instillation; discontinue treatment if adverse effects occur
- Particular caution is required in patients with:
- damaged bladder mucosa
- kidney or liver dysfunction
- urinary-tract obstruction
- recent bladder or urinary-tract surgery
- serious bladder infection
- kidney stones or other conditions associated with haematuria
- spinal-cord injury because bladder irrigation may precipitate autonomic dysreflexia
- Check for potential interactions with other treatments, particularly substances that increase urine alkalinity
- Monitor the patient's condition during irrigation
- The device contains DEHP; the manufacturer's IFU advises limiting prolonged exposure in certain vulnerable patient groups
- Store below 25°C
- Do not freeze
- Keep out of the sight and reach of children
Product details:
- Product: UroFlush G (Suby G)
- Manufacturer / UK distributor: TriOn Pharma UK
- Product type: Catheter maintenance / urinary catheter irrigation solution
- Citric acid strength: 3.23%
- Volume: 100ml per bag
- Order code: URO100G
- PIP code: 414-3236
- NPC code: FUU85016
- Sterile: Yes
- Endotoxin-free: Yes, while sealed
- Single use: Yes
- Pack size: 10 × 100ml
- NHS Drug Tariff: Listed under Catheter Maintenance Solutions
Composition per 100ml: citric acid monohydrate 3.23g, sodium edetate 10mg, magnesium oxide (light) 0.38g, sodium hydrogen carbonate 0.70g, and Water for Injection Ph. Eur. to 100ml.
UroFlush G provides a sterile Suby G solution for managing catheter encrustation, helping dissolve crystalline deposits and reduce further phosphate crystal formation to support catheter patency.
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and the catheter-maintenance protocol provided by the prescribing or supervising healthcare professional.
UroFlush G is a sterile 3.23% citric acid urinary catheter maintenance and irrigation solution designed to help manage catheter encrustation. It works by helping to dissolve existing crystalline deposits and reduce further phosphate crystallisation, supporting the continued drainage and function of an indwelling urinary catheter.
UroFlush G also incorporates magnesium oxide, which the manufacturer states is included to help counteract bladder irritation associated with the acidic solution.
Key features:
- 3.23% citric acid (Suby G)
- Designed for urinary catheter maintenance and bladder irrigation
- Helps dissolve existing crystalline deposits
- Helps prevent or reduce catheter encrustation
- Helps prevent phosphate crystallisation
- Contains magnesium oxide as part of the formulation
- Sterile and endotoxin-free while the packaging remains sealed
- Ready-to-use 100ml irrigation bag
- Soft bag for controlled administration
- Single-use device
- Code: URO100G
- PIP code: 414-3236
- NPC code: FUU85016
- Box of 10 × 100ml bags
Suitable for:
- Maintenance of an indwelling urinary catheter
- Catheters prone to mineral encrustation
- Helping dissolve crystalline deposits within the catheter
- Helping reduce recurrence of catheter encrustation
- Bladder irrigation where Suby G / 3.23% citric acid has been specifically recommended
- Use according to an individual catheter-management plan or healthcare professional's instructions
UroFlush G is intended for routine management of catheter encrustation. For significant or severe encrustation, the manufacturer has a stronger UroFlush R 6% citric acid preparation; the appropriate solution should be determined clinically.
Directions:
Use only according to a doctor's prescription, catheter-management protocol or instructions from an appropriate healthcare professional.
The manufacturer's instructions state that UroFlush G is generally used at least two or three times per week depending on clinical need, with an effective contact time of approximately 15–20 minutes. The solution must never be forced into the bladder.
- Clean or disinfect hands before use, or wear appropriate gloves.
- Open the outer packaging and remove the UroFlush bag.
- Close the tubing using the plastic clamp.
- Remove the protective sleeve from the connector as instructed.
- Connect the UroFlush bag to the urinary catheter.
- Open the clamp and administer according to the prescribed irrigation protocol.
- Allow the solution the required contact time according to the care plan.
- Do not force the solution into the bladder.
- Remove the UroFlush bag after use and reconnect the urine drainage bag or catheter valve as appropriate.
The manufacturer advises that the solution should not be used cold. Warm the unopened bag in lukewarm water if necessary; do not microwave it. Check the temperature against the inner wrist before use.
Important information:
- For urinary catheter maintenance and bladder irrigation only
- Use according to a healthcare professional's instructions or established catheter-management protocol
- Single use only
- Never force the solution into the bladder
- Do not use if the packaging is damaged
- Do not use if the solution is not clear
- Sterility and endotoxin-free status apply while the package remains sealed
- UroFlush G may cause slight burning, irritation, urgency to urinate or discomfort after instillation; discontinue treatment if adverse effects occur
- Particular caution is required in patients with:
- damaged bladder mucosa
- kidney or liver dysfunction
- urinary-tract obstruction
- recent bladder or urinary-tract surgery
- serious bladder infection
- kidney stones or other conditions associated with haematuria
- spinal-cord injury because bladder irrigation may precipitate autonomic dysreflexia
- Check for potential interactions with other treatments, particularly substances that increase urine alkalinity
- Monitor the patient's condition during irrigation
- The device contains DEHP; the manufacturer's IFU advises limiting prolonged exposure in certain vulnerable patient groups
- Store below 25°C
- Do not freeze
- Keep out of the sight and reach of children
Product details:
- Product: UroFlush G (Suby G)
- Manufacturer / UK distributor: TriOn Pharma UK
- Product type: Catheter maintenance / urinary catheter irrigation solution
- Citric acid strength: 3.23%
- Volume: 100ml per bag
- Order code: URO100G
- PIP code: 414-3236
- NPC code: FUU85016
- Sterile: Yes
- Endotoxin-free: Yes, while sealed
- Single use: Yes
- Pack size: 10 × 100ml
- NHS Drug Tariff: Listed under Catheter Maintenance Solutions
Composition per 100ml: citric acid monohydrate 3.23g, sodium edetate 10mg, magnesium oxide (light) 0.38g, sodium hydrogen carbonate 0.70g, and Water for Injection Ph. Eur. to 100ml.
UroFlush G provides a sterile Suby G solution for managing catheter encrustation, helping dissolve crystalline deposits and reduce further phosphate crystal formation to support catheter patency.
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and the catheter-maintenance protocol provided by the prescribing or supervising healthcare professional.
