McKesson 16-SLFOL520 Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter, Straight Tip, 5cc, 20 Fr, Indwelling Catheters (CS/200)

High-Quality Silicone Coated Latex Catheter
The McKesson Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter is a premium medical device designed for urinary drainage. Featuring a straight tip and a 20 Fr French size, this catheter ensures ease of use while providing the necessary performance requirements in various medical settings. With a balloon capacity of 5 cc, the 2-way catheter offers reliable functionality for efficient drainage management in patients.

Benefits of Silicone Coating
One of the standout features of the McKesson Foley Catheter is its silicone coating, which is designed to help reduce urethral irritation. This important attribute is beneficial for patient comfort during use, as it minimizes frictional forces during insertion and removal. The smooth, beveled symmetrical eyes of the catheter further enhance comfort by reducing tissue damage, making it suitable for long-term use in various patient populations.

Effective Drainage Mechanism Design
Designed for optimal performance, the McKesson Foley Catheter comes with large oval eyes that facilitate maximum drainage capabilities. This design ensures that fluid can flow effectively, preventing blockages and maintaining proper urinary health. Additionally, the firm catheter tip is engineered to improve ease of insertion, helping healthcare providers to perform the procedure with greater efficiency and reliability.

Safety and Sterility Features
Safety is paramount in any medical procedure, and the McKesson Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter addresses this with its sterile packaging. This assures users that the catheter is free from harmful contaminants that could introduce infection. Furthermore, the symmetrical balloon design provides a tight seal at the neck of the urethra, which aids in preventing leakage and enhances overall effectiveness during use. With its latex material, this catheter is also equipped to meet the durability needs of various clinical situations.