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Bard Bardex - All Silicone Foley Catheter

  • Sterile
  • Latex free
  • 100% silicone with a 5cc balloon
From: $10.45
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Bard Bardex - Infection Control Latex Foley Catheter

  • Lubricious coating
  • Low friction comfort
  • 5cc balloon
From: $173.95
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Bard Bardex Lubricath - Latex Foley Catheter

  • Lubricious coating
  • Low friction for comfortable insertion
  • Minimizes irritation and encrustation
  • Single use
From: $8.45
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Bard Bardia - All Silicone Foley Catheter

  • Latex free
  • 5cc balloon
  • Clear catheter provides the ability to check for clots
From: $5.45
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Bard Bardia - Silicone Coated Foley Catheter

  • Sterile
  • Single use
  • Foley catheter with 5cc balloon
  • Silicone coated latex catheter
From: $3.39
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Bard Silastic - Latex Foley Catheter

  • Reduces calcification buildup
  • Drains quickly
  • Sterile
From: $12.95
Picture of Bard Touchless Plus - Closed System Catheter Kit

Bard Touchless Plus - Closed System Catheter Kit

  • Sterile
  • Latex free
  • Helps reduce urinary tract infections
  • Available with or without accessories
From: $3.75
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BD 16" Intermittent Catheter

  • 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
From: $0.77
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BD Intermittent Coude 16" Catheter

  • 16" length with color coded funnel end
  • Coude catheter has a bent tip
  • Single use, sterile catheter
  • Heat-polished smooth eyelets
  • Not made with DEHP, BPA, or natural rubber latex
From: $2.03
Picture of Covidien Dover - 100% Silicone Foley Catheter

Covidien Dover - 100% Silicone Foley Catheter

  • Straight packed
  • 100% silicone indwelling catheter
  • 5cc balloon
From: $10.95
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Covidien Dover - 5cc Silicone Coated Foley Catheter

  • Sterile
  • 5cc balloon catheter
  • Silicone coated latex
From: $4.93
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Cure - Closed System Catheter Kit

  • 16" pre-lubricated intermittent catheter in either 12 Fr, 14 Fr, or 16 Fr
  • Kit includes: PVI swabs, BZK wipes, gloves, underpad, and gauze
  • DEHP free
  • Latex free
From: $3.25
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Cure Medical - 16" Pocket Intermittent Catheter with Lubricant

  • Size: 14 FR
  • Straight tip, funnel end, 16" standard length
  • Not made with DEHP/DINP, BPA, or natural rubber latex
  • Smooth polished eyelets
  • Includes a packet of sterile lubricant
  • U-Shaped packaging fits in your pocket
From: $0.69
Picture of Medline - SelectSilicone 100 Percent Silicone 2-Way Foley Catheter

Medline - SelectSilicone 100 Percent Silicone 2-Way Foley Catheter

  • 100% silicone, latex free
  • 2-way foley catheter
  • Completely inert for less tissue irritation
  • Radiopaque strip provides easy visualization during scans
  • Clear catheter, clots, mucous, and urine flow easily visible
From: $9.64
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Medline Silicone-Elastomer Coated Latex 10 ml Foley Catheter

  • Foley catheter, silicone-elastomer coated latex, 10 mL, Straight Tip, 2-Way
  • Two opposing oval drainage eyes
  • Contains natural rubber latex
  • Catheter feel is soft, flexible and conformable
  • Balloon size is 10 ml
  • Available in sizes 14 Fr to 24 Fr
  • Box of 12
From: $21.89
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PureWick Female External Catheter

  • Replacement catheter only - attaches to the PureWick Urine Collection System or existing hospital wall suction
  • Soft and flexible fabric wick: The PureWick Catheter features a gentle and pliable fabric wick that ensures comfort during use.
  • Non-invasive design: This external catheter offers a non-invasive solution for urine output management, eliminating the need for traditional catheter insertion
  • Effective wicking technology: The wick efficiently draws urine away from the body, maintaining a dry and hygienic environment for the patient
  • Catheter should be replaced every 8 to 12 hours, ensuring optimal performance and hygiene
  • Suitable for various healthcare settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and home care environments, catering to the diverse needs of patients
  • Sold by the each and by the box of 30 catheters
From: $19.85
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Rusch Gold - Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter

  • 5cc balloon
  • Soft and flexible indwelling catheter
  • Sterile
From: $4.72
Picture of Rusch PureGold - 16" PTFE Coated Coude Latex Foley Catheter

Rusch PureGold - 16" PTFE Coated Coude Latex Foley Catheter

  • Sterile
  • Tiemann coude tip
  • PTFE coating
From: $103.01
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Medical Catheters for Sale


What is a catheter?

Catheters are sterile medical supplies that are used by people who cannot control their bladder function. Some are thin tubes that are inserted into the body, while others are worn on the outside of the body.


What are the three types of catheters?

The three main types of catheters are intermittent catheters, external catheters, and foley catheters. Each one is meant to treat different urological conditions. Be sure to consult with your doctor to determine which catheter is appropriate for your needs.


What is a catheter used for?

Catheters are used to treat urinary incontinence or urinary retention, depending on the type of catheter. External catheters are used only by men with urinary incontinence. Foley catheters and intermittent catheters treat urinary retention and can be used by men and women.


How does a catheter work?

Each type of catheter works a bit differently. Intermittent catheters and foley catheters are both inserted through the urethra and into the bladder to drain urine. External catheters are used by men and are worn on the outside of the penis. A catheter bag connects to the external catheter to collect urine.


Additional Information

Catheters can be used to treat two types of urological conditions, urinary incontinence and urinary retention. Urinary incontinence is involuntary urine leakage. Urinary retention is the inability to empty the bladder entirely. Some catheters are inserted into the urethra, such as intermittent catheters and foley catheters. Others are worn on the outside of the body, such as condom catheters. Catheters can be made of various materials such as latex, silicone, or red rubber. They are also available in variety of sizes to fit each person's body and help them work properly. It is important to follow your doctor's instructions when choosing a catheter style and size to avoid complications.

Intermittent catheters are thin tubes that are temporarily inserted to drain the bladder of people with urinary retention. Once the bladder has been emptied, the catheter should be removed and thrown away. These in and out catheters are available with a standard straight tip, or an angled tip known as a coude style. The bent tip of a coude catheter helps navigate around an enlarged prostate or urethral obstructions. Intermittent catheters come in various lengths and diameters to fit each person's anatomy. The diameter of the catheter is referred to as the French size. Men have to use longer catheters in order to reach the bladder. The female urethra is not as long as a male, so women have the choice of using a short catheter or full-length catheter. You can also choose catheters that are pre-lubricated, or you can use an uncoated catheter and pair a separate lubricating jelly with it.

External catheters, also known as condom catheters, are one-piece molded sheaths that go around the shaft of the penis. These are used by men with urinary incontinence as an alternative to adult diapers. A leg bag is worn in conjunction to collect the urine that drains from the catheter. You have the choice of connecting the bag directly to the end of the catheter or using extension tubing if you'd like to wear the bag lower on your leg. Some condom catheters have a gentle adhesive on the inside of the sheath to keep it in place throughout the day. Another option is to attach an external catheter to the body using an adhesive foam strip. We carry external catheters that are transparent, which allows you to monitor the condition of your skin while wearing the catheter. If you are new to cathing, please see our blog on how to use a condom catheter.

One type of external catheter is known as a Texas catheter. This three-piece style is comprised of a thin sheath, a silicone tube, and a connector to direct urine from the penis. The sheath of a Texas catheter tends to be thinner and more flexible than that of a molded external catheter. Texas catheters do not have an adhesive on the inside of the sheath. Therefore, you will need to use a medical grade adhesive to keep it secure. Some men also use an adhesive foam strip to secure the catheter around the penis. Express Medical Supply carries a variety of Texas catheters from brands like Covidien Dover and Urocare.

A foley catheter is an indwelling catheter that stays in the body for a longer period of time, up to several days or weeks. Foley catheters are often used after surgeries or by people who are confined to bed. A foley catheter has a hollow balloon on one end. After the balloon is inserted into the body, it is filled with sterile water. This helps keep the catheter in the proper position and prevents it from coming out. When the catheter is ready to be removed, the balloon is deflated. While the foley catheter is in use, a drainage bag will need to be connected to the end of the foley catheter to collect urine. One popular supply that is used along with this type of catheter is a foley catheter securement device. These catheter stabilizers are adhesive pads with a small clamp that the catheter tube sits below for protection. They prevent the catheter from being pulled on or becoming dislodged, which can cause pain and urethral damage.