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BARDEX LUBRICATH Carson 2-Way Specialty Foley Catheter 18 Fr 30 cc, Coude Tip.
- Each of 1 EA
- Item # 570100L18
- Manufacturer: BARD HOME HEALTH DIV
- French Size: 18
- Balloon Size: 30cc
- Material: Latex
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The Bardex® Lubricath® Carson 2-way Specialty Foley Catheter provides for smoother insertion and enhanced patient comfort given the hydrogel coating’s unique ability to absorb fluid, thus creating a hydrophilic “cushion” between the catheter surface and the urethra. Available in a medium length, olive Coudé tip design that facilitates negotiation of the prostatic urethra along with a single drainage eye.
* Note: Pricing shown is estimated and is subject to change upon verification of health insurance and eligibility. Final costs will be determined after the health insurance claim for your order has been filed.
- Bard 2-Way Bardex® Lubricath® Speciality 30cc Foley Catheters are single-use and sterile.
- 30cc balloon for postoperative hemostasis.
- Allows atraumatic insertion for enhanced patient comfort.
- Hydrogel coating maintains its integrity throughout the course of use, resulting in less trauma upon removal.
- Used to negotiate the male urethra, particularly when a structure or BPH is present.
- Coudé tip is useful in negotiating the neck of the bladder in female patients, allowing easier insertion and reduced irritation.
- Balloon is round and short to provide excellent seating in the bladder thus minimizing leakage and irritation to the trigone.
- Slightly larger bulb to assist in negotiation of restrictions.
- Features Bacti-Guard® silver alloy coating and Bard® hydrogel, proven to reduce the incidence of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs).
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