StatLock® Foley Stabilization Device, Foam Pad for Catheters - Bard
Bard
$735
Conveen Urine Collection Leg Bag with Clamp Tap, Tubing and Straps
Coloplast
$725
Closed Circuit Foley Catheter Tray w/ Catheter, Drainage Bag Attached
Dynarex
$699
Foley Catheter Insertion Tray with 10cc Prefilled Syringe
Dynarex
$359
Healthcare Deliveries, your one and only trusted brand for urological supplies understand the importance of your health and quality products. We strive to ensure efficient catheter care by offering a diverse range of products from top brands.
Our products, including foley catheters, are designed and customized for patients as well as for healthcare providers to ease the process of urological irrigation.
Our diverse product catalogue features essential items such as the Male Urinal Kit by Urocare. These premium products offer convenience together with functionality.
If you are seeking some discreet and secure solutions, try exploring the Conveen Security Leg Bag from Coloplast which will ensure your comfort and peace.
Our Closed-circuit Foley Catheter Tray with Catheter and Drainage Bag Attached by Dynarex is designed for efficient catheterization.
Ensuring catheter stability is crucial. Our selection includes the StatLock Foley Stabilization Device with a Foam Pad by Bard, providing a secure and reliable solution. For users seeking a urine collection solution, the Conveen Urine Collection Leg Bag with Clamp Tap, Tubing, and Straps from Coloplast offers the utmost comfort.
Our product range extends to intermittent catheter kits such as Self-Cath 2 and Self-Cath 3 by Coloplast, catering to various user needs.
One important medical therapy for the post-surgery management of the urinary system is continuous bladder irrigation or CBI. Products from Healthcare Deliveries, such as the Hollister Apogee Intermittent Catheter Insertion Kit and the Kendall Covidien Kenguard Indwelling Catheter Tray 1, help medical professionals provide the best possible care for their patients.
Our dedication to providing thorough urological care encompasses irrigation trays, syringes, and bags as well. Our goods guarantee efficiency and dependability, ranging from the Covidien Sterile Irrigation Tray with a 60cc Piston Syringe to the Amsino Bulb Irrigation Tray with a 60cc Syringe.
We at Healthcare Deliveries understand the value of providing continence care. We provide solutions, such as the Urethral Catheterization Tray by Medline and the Sterile and non-surgical pediatric Urine Collectors by Medline, for those who are unable to urinate normally.
For healthcare professionals, our products include the Enteral Irrigation System by McKesson, providing a 60 mL solution for efficient care. Additionally, we offer Extension Tubing for Leg Bags enhancing the versatility of our urological supplies.
Urological irrigation supplies play a crucial role in continence care, facilitating urine voiding for individuals unable to do so naturally. Healthcare providers rely on continuous bladder irrigation to flush the bladder with sterile liquid, preventing or removing blood clots after urinary system surgery.
Our selection of products, including irrigation trays, syringes, and bags, supports healthcare professionals in performing this essential medical procedure seamlessly.
Trust Healthcare Deliveries for all your urological irrigation needs. Your journey to reliable and efficient catheter care starts here. Browse our catalogue and experience the difference that quality urological supplies can make.
There are 3 main types of catheters; Indwelling, condom and intermittent catheter.
The urethra, the tube that exits your body with pee, is often used to put the catheter into your bladder. To minimize discomfort or damage during catheter insertion, the sterile catheter is often pre-lubricated and ready for use.
Adult men often utilize catheters that range in size from 14FR to 16FR. 14FR catheters are used by most males. Adult women often utilize catheters with sizes between 10FR and 12FR. 12FR catheters are used by most women.
One popular kind of indwelling catheter is the Foley catheter. To empty the bladder, a soft plastic or rubber tube is placed into the device. Your healthcare professional will often use the smallest catheter that is suitable.
In order to prevent infection, a healthcare professional will first clean your genital area with an antiseptic. To reduce pain, they will then administer a lubricant and numbing gel. The Foley catheter insertion will be done once you've become numb. Urine will flow out of the catheter and into the collecting bag as soon as it reaches your bladder.
An indwelling catheter is one that is placed into the bladder and kept there for a while via the urethra or the stomach wall. An intermittent catheter is one that is frequently withdrawn from the bladder after being placed multiple times a day to empty it via the urethra.
