McKesson 16-SFOL520C-McKesson Silicone Foley Catheter, Coude Tip, 20 Fr., Indwelling Catheters (EA)

Discover the McKesson Silicone Foley Catheter
The McKesson Silicone Foley Catheter with a Coude tip is expertly designed for optimal urinary drainage. With a French size of 20 Fr and a length of 16 inches, this catheter is ideal for various patient needs. The use of 100% silicone material ensures that individuals concerned about latex allergies can use this product safely without compromising comfort or functionality. Its sleek design combines ease of use with superior patient care.

Innovative Design for Enhanced Comfort
This Foley catheter features a unique Coude tip that aids in precise insertion, making it especially useful in challenging anatomical situations. The rounded, smooth eyes of the catheter contribute to enhanced patient comfort by reducing friction and irritation during the insertion and drainage process. Additionally, the reinforced tip serves as a stylet that improves insertion efficacy, ensuring that the experience is as seamless as possible for both patients and healthcare providers.

Advanced Material Composition
The catheter is crafted from high-quality silicone, providing advantages such as chemical and thermal stability, low surface tension, and hydrophobic properties. This non-adherent material also reduces encrustation and calcifications, leading to increased catheter longevity and reliability in clinical settings. The catheter's symmetrical 5cc balloon assures a secure fit at the neck of the urethra, allowing for effective drainage while minimizing movement and discomfort for the patient.

Specifications and Safety Features
Designed for dependable use, the McKesson Foley Catheter is sterile and comes with a 2-way lumen configuration, featuring a yellow color code for easy identification. With a balloon capacity of 5 cc, this product meets essential safety standards in medical care. This catheter can be a vital addition to any clinical environment, offering peace of mind with its latex-free formulation and focus on patient-centered design.