Catheters

With US MED’s home delivery, get all your catheter supplies and enjoy free home delivery, educational materials, monthly newsletter, friendly refill reminders, dedicated customer care team and 100% satisfaction guaranteed. We carry straight, coude, hydrophilic, external catheters and related supplies.

Plastic Catheters

Catheters that feature polished eyelets and funnel-shaped ends for comfortable, clean, and secure catheterization. DEHP-free and Latex-free, available in male, female, and pediatric lengths.

Hydrophilic Catheters

Pre-lubricated catheters to ensure easier and more comfortable insertion. Available in ready-to-use and discreet packaging.

Closed System Catheter Kits

Closed system catheter kits include sterile, single-use, and unisex supplies such as wipes, lubrication, gloves and an underpad in addition to your catheter.

External Catheters

These silicone catheters provide additional security and comfort through their funneled loner-length adhesive seal design. Available in latex-free.

Catheter Supplies

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Frequently Asked Questions

Catheters are most commonly utilized due to urinary retention (unable to empty the bladder), urinary incontinence (leakage of the bladder), issues related to the prostate, or a performed surgery requiring catherization.

Intermittent, Foley (or Indwelling), and Condom (or External) Catheters.

 

  • Intermittent catheters are single-use catheters disposed of after each use. Patients able to perform intermittent catherization realize a better quality of life and can perform self-catheterization at home, work or in a public setting in a private, discreet manner.
  • Foley or Indwelling catheters are temporary placed within the bladder for a period of usually 1 month. Urine is drained from the bladder via the foley catheter into a leg bag or collection device. Patients opt for foley catheters in the event of not being able to perform self-catheterization for a variety of reasons.
  • Condom (or External) catheters are used for men who have urinary incontinence. The catheter is rolled onto the penis, similar to that of a condom, and urine drains from the bladder into a leg collection bag. These are commonly worn by men who have leakage at night, or during work hours, and have no control over the leakage in their bladder.

Groin and/or abdomen discomfort is one potential side effect of catheter use. Steps you can take to avoid pain and other side effects include washing your hands before and after using a catheter, maintaining your personal hygiene, and following instructions for catheter insertion and removal.

Foley Catheters are most commonly placed for a period of 1 month and changed by the patient’s physician office.

Condom Catheters are worn for a period of no longer than 24 hours per catheter.

Yes, a Foley Catheter is a common type of indwelling catheter that is held in place by a small, fluid-filled balloon.

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