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We provide a range of catheters for women, focusing on their unique needs. Our goal is to make the catheterization process as comfortable and easy as possible, helping to reduce stress. Here are the three main types of catheters we offer.
Considered the original technology, female length straight intermittent catheters are uncoated and must be manually lubricated before insertion. Usually, this is done with individual packets of sterile lubricant, although some prefer using flip-top tubes of lubricant.
Hydrophilic female catheters are similar to straight catheters in many ways, but one key feature makes hydrophilic catheters stand apart from other types. Female hydrophilic catheters have a coating or specific properties that are activated by water to become slippery, smooth, and ready to use. This acts in place of lubricant, so you don’t have to worry about carrying along a tube or packets of lubricant.
Some hydrophilic catheters for women are already pre-hydrated and ready to use. Plus, many include a handling sleeve, making this catheter type a hands-free option to help reduce the risk of UTIs (urinary tract infections).
These all-in-one catheter systems are great for people in wheelchairs or on the go. The sterile catheter is pre-lubricated inside a self-contained collection bag, eliminating the need for additional lubricant. Many brands include insertion supplies, such as sterile gloves, an underpad, and antiseptic wipes. Most female closed systems also have a pre-lubricated introducer tip that helps bypass most bacteria in the first few millimeters of the urethra, minimizing the risk of infection.
Patient Care Medical also provides male and pediatric catheters. Learn more about the different types of catheters and brands we provide today!
At Patient Care Medical, we are dedicated to providing women with top-of-the-line catheter brands with the latest technology designed for comfort and safety. Our mission is to help you find the right catheter to meet your unique needs and lifestyle. We carry top catheter brands like Coloplast, Bard / BD™, Cure™, Convatec GentleCath™, LoFric, Hollister, and more.
To learn more about the different catheters we offer, call us at (888) 726-5066 to speak with one of our knowledgeable representatives today!
The GentleCath™ Female Intermittent Catheter is crafted for comfort and ease of use, featuring a soft, rounded insertion tip that ensures a smoother entry and enhances comfort during catheterization. Its smooth, polished eyelets reduce friction, protecting the delicate tissues of the urethra. Designed at a six-inch length to fit women’s anatomical needs, this catheter is available in various French sizes, each with a color-coded funnel end for easy size recognition.
Coloplast SpeediCath® Female Compact Catheters are designed for women who need a convenient and discreet solution. What makes these compact catheters so appealing? The SpeediCath® Female Length Compact Catheter is about the size of a lipstick tube, perfect for discreet use on the go. Pre-hydrated and ready to use right out of the package, it features an easy-grip handle to avoid direct contact during insertion. These pocket-sized catheters offer privacy and portability, easily fitting into a purse or pocket. They are also ideal for travel, allowing you to pack multiple catheters without adding significant weight to your luggage.
HR HealthCare’s EZ-Advancer® Closed System Catheter offers unique features to make catheterization more hygienic and comfortable for women. It includes a flexible introducer tip and a fully enclosed sterile collection bag with a convenient tear-away perforation. Each MTG catheter is specifically designed to meet distinct clinical and patient needs. The EZ-Advancer® Closed System Catheter features the patented EZ-Advancer®, which helps women with limited hand function advance the catheter more easily. This feature locks the catheter tube in place after each forward movement, preventing it from retracting into the bag during insertion, making self-catheterization simpler and more manageable.
