Foley Catheters – 2 way – 100% Silicone

Foley Catheters – 2 way – 100% SiliconeFoley Catheters 2 way 100% Silicone Description: The Home Use Foley Catheter is a sterile, flexible tube designed for self insertion into the bladder through the urethra, providing a convenient solution for individuals requiring intermittent or continuous urinary drainage in a home setting. Intended Use: This catheter is intended for use by individuals at home who need assistance with urinary drainage due to various medical conditions, postoperative

Foley Catheters – 2 way – 100% Silicone

Description: The Home Use Foley Catheter is a sterile, flexible tube designed for self-insertion into the bladder through the urethra, providing a convenient solution for individuals requiring intermittent or continuous urinary drainage in a home setting.

Intended Use: This catheter is intended for use by individuals at home who need assistance with urinary drainage due to various medical conditions, postoperative recovery, or other situations where self-catheterization is necessary.

Indications: The Home Use Foley Catheter is suitable for:

• Individuals with urinary retention.
• Those needing continuous or intermittent bladder drainage.
• Postoperative patients requiring temporary catheterization.
• Home-based management of urinary incontinence.

Contraindications: This catheter should not be used in individuals with:

• Known allergies to latex or silicone materials.
• Active urinary tract infections or bladder inflammation.
• Severe urethral strictures or obstructions.

Instructions for Use:

1. Wash Hands: Ensure hands are thoroughly washed with soap and water.
2. Prepare Catheter: Unpack the catheter from its sterile packaging, being careful not to touch the catheter tip.
3. Positioning: Find a comfortable and private space for catheterization. Assume a seated or lying position with legs spread.
4. Clean Genital Area: Use mild soap and water to clean the genital area, wiping from front to back.
5. Sterilize Catheter: If provided, use an antiseptic solution to sterilize the catheter or follow specific product instructions.
6. Catheter Insertion: For men, gently insert the catheter into the urethra until urine begins to flow. For women, carefully insert the catheter into the urethra and then the bladder.
7. Drainage: Allow urine to drain completely into the toilet or appropriate container.
8. Removal: Once urine flow stops, slowly withdraw the catheter. Dispose of the catheter properly.

Note:

• Catheterization frequency and duration should be determined by a healthcare professional.
• Consult a healthcare provider if there is difficulty with catheterization, signs of infection, or other concerns.

Warning:

• Discontinue use and seek medical advice if signs of infection, irritation, or adverse reactions occur.
• Follow healthcare provider guidance for proper catheterization technique and care.
• Keep out of reach of children.