Intermittent Catheters

Intermittent Catheters are used to empty the bladder for people who have difficulty urinating naturally. Also called nelaton catheters, they are made of medical-grade materials such as PVC or silicone and come in various sizes and lengths. These single-use catheters have smooth, rounded tips for comfortable insertion.

Nelaton catheters are available in different sizes to accommodate the anatomical differences of individuals. The sizing is typically measured by the French scale, which refers to the diameter of the catheter. Common sizes range from 6 French to 24 French, with smaller sizes suitable for pediatric use and larger sizes for adults.

AdvaCare Pharma is a globally recognized manufacturer of Intermittent Catheters, produced in modern facilities in China, India, and the USA, that are certified for ISO and CE compliance. Our urology products are created using high-quality materials and designed to meet the specific needs of healthcare providers and patients worldwide. We maintain strict quality control measures to ensure that our intermittent catheters are safe, dependable, and meet or exceed international standards.

Features

One-way Intermittent Nelaton Catheter is designed for the short-term drainage of urine. It features a closed rounded tip with two eyes at the end to facilitate atraumatic insertion and efficient urine drainage. This catheter does not have a balloon tip like a Foley catheter, so it cannot remain in situ or in place without assistance. It is made of medical-grade materials and is available in various sizes to suit individual needs.

AdvaCare Pharma is a leading manufacturer of Intermittent Catheters and other incontinence and urology devices. We are committed to producing environmentally friendly and highly effective products, which we manufacture intermittent catheters and other urology medical devices in our advanced production facilities located in China, India, and/or the USA.

With over two decades of experience in the healthcare industry, AdvaCare Pharma has developed a strong global distribution network that covers 65 markets. We work closely with our partners and distributors to deliver tailored solutions that meet their unique requirements.

Our goal is to provide our customers with superior medical devices that enhance their quality of life, and we are dedicated to achieving this through innovation, collaboration, and a customer-focused approach.

How should Intermittent Catheters be used?

To use an intermittent catheter, begin by thoroughly washing your hands and gathering all the necessary supplies, including gloves, antiseptic solution, and a sterile lubricating gel.

Open the catheter packaging without touching the sterile tip, and apply gloves. Cleanse the genital area with antiseptic solution, and position yourself comfortably. Hold the catheter near the tip and insert it gently into the urethra until urine begins to flow.

How should Intermittent Catheters be disposed of?

Once urine drainage is complete, carefully remove the catheter and dispose of it in a proper waste container. Remember to wash your hands again after the procedure to maintain hygiene.