BD 16" Intermittent Catheter

BD Medical

BD 16" Intermittent Catheter

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Description
  • Available in 12FR, 14FR, 16FR
  • Sterile, single use only
  • Funnels are color coded by French size
  • Easy to open packaging
  • Heat-polished offset eyelets for easy drainage
  • Sold by the each and the box of 30

BD 16" Intermittent Catheter is not made with DEHP, BPA, or natural rubber latex. This is a sterile catheter that is meant for one time use. The length is 16" which can accommodate male and female anatomy. Heat polished eyelets are smooth and makes insertion and removal more comfortable. This product is not coated and should be used with a sterile lubricant. The eyelets are offset for quicker and easier drainage. Each catheter has a color-coded funnel end for easy visual identification of french size. Available by the each or by the box of 30.

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