Coloplast Self-Cath Soft-Straight Tipped Intermittent Catheter | 30 per Box
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The Self-Cath family of latex-free catheters offers a variety of options for intermittent self-catheterization. Self-Cath catheters have a siliconized surface for smooth insertion.
- 30 units per case
- Each catheter is made of flexible medical grade PVC
- Has a smooth fire polished eyelets for patient comfort and ease of use.
Additional Details Everything you need to know about this product.
How Catheters are Measured
Catheters are a tool used to manage urinary incontinence. Like most incontinence products, size and fit are very important. Catheters have two required measurements; diameter and length. To determine what size you need, please speak to your healthcare professional.
Diameter
The diameter of a catheter tube is measured in French scale (FR). 1 FR is equal to 0.33mm. Catheters are often available in a wide range of FR sizes. Your healthcare professional can help you determine what size is best for you.
FR sizes do not apply to external catheters. External catheters, also known as condom catheters, are measured in millimetres (mm).
Length
Catheter lengths are typically measured in inches. The required length differ by gender. Men usually need a longer length, as the male urethra is longer. However, length may also differ based on a person's physique and their specific lifestyle needs. Your healthcare professional can help you determine what length you require.
