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55AFA-Each

Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device

55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device is a latex-free, non-sterile securing strap priced at $2.25. Features a non-swivel locking system to prevent kinking. Ideal for clinical settings needing reliable, adjustable catheter stabilization that supports CDC guidelines for Foley catheter securement.

$2.25

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Key features

  • Latex-free for sensitive skin
  • Non-swivel lock prevents kinking
  • Velcro tabs for easy adjustment
  • One-size-fits-all design
  • Adhesive backing for secure hold
  • Supports CDC catheter guidelines
  • Sold individually per unit

Pros

  • +Reduces risk of catheter movement
  • +Easy to reposition with Velcro tabs
  • +Affordable at $2.25 per unit
  • +Complies with infection control standards
  • +Simple application for caregivers
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Cons

  • Non-sterile, not for surgical use
  • No swivel feature for rotation
  • Adhesive may not suit all skin types

About 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device

What is 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device?

The 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device is a single-use medical strap designed to securely fasten Foley catheters to the patient’s leg or abdomen. Made without latex and sold non-sterile, it adheres directly to the skin using a medical-grade adhesive backing. This anchoring solution helps reduce accidental catheter movement, minimizing discomfort and the risk of urethral trauma. It's engineered to support compliance with CDC recommendations for catheter securement in both hospital and home care environments.

Key features

  • Latex-Free Design — Safe for patients with latex sensitivities, reducing allergy risks during extended wear.
  • Non-Swivel Locking System — Prevents catheter twisting and kinking, maintaining consistent urine flow.
  • Adjustable Velcro Tabs — Allow for easy repositioning and cleaning without removing the entire device.
  • One-Size-Fits-All — Designed to accommodate a range of patient sizes for broad clinical use.
  • Adhesive Backing — Stays securely in place on the skin, reducing slippage during patient movement.
  • CDC Guideline Support — Helps healthcare providers meet infection prevention standards for catheter management.
  • Individual Unit Packaging — Sold each, enabling precise inventory control and cost-effective usage.

Who is 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device for?

This device is ideal for healthcare professionals in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home health settings who require a dependable, low-profile method to secure Foley catheters. It’s especially useful for patients at risk of catheter-associated complications due to movement or agitation. Nurses and caregivers seeking a simple, effective way to reduce catheter tension and maintain patient comfort will find this product valuable.

How does 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device compare?

Compared to standard tape-based catheter securement methods, the 55AFA-Each offers superior stability and adherence to CDC protocols. Unlike cloth-based straps or bulky leg bands, its low-profile adhesive design reduces skin irritation and allows for easier hygiene access. While it lacks a swivel mechanism found in premium models, its non-swivel lock still effectively prevents kinking. It’s more cost-effective than advanced silicone-based anchors and provides better consistency than improvised taping techniques.

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Best use cases

  • Hospital patient catheter securement
  • Long-term care facility use
  • Home health nursing applications
  • Post-operative urinary management
  • Preventing catheter-associated trauma
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Is Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device right for you?

The 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device is best for healthcare providers and caregivers managing patients with indwelling catheters. No special training is needed—ideal for nurses, aides, and home users. Consider this over medical tape or cloth straps for better consistency. Alternatives include swivel-based anchors or silicone securement devices, which may offer more mobility but at higher cost.

How it compares: Compared to tape or cloth leg straps, the 55AFA-Each offers more reliable, guideline-compliant securement. It outperforms basic taping methods in stability and infection control, while remaining more affordable than silicone or swivel-based catheter holders used in acute care settings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 55AFA-Each Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device used for?

It secures Foley catheters to the patient’s leg or abdomen to prevent movement, reduce urethral tension, and support CDC guidelines for catheter management in clinical or home settings.

Does the 55AFA-Each contain latex?

No, the device is latex-free, making it suitable for patients with latex allergies or sensitivities, and helps reduce the risk of skin reactions during extended wear.

How do you apply the 55AFA-Each anchoring device?

Peel the adhesive backing, apply directly to clean, dry skin near the catheter entry site, then thread the catheter through the locking mechanism and secure with Velcro tabs.

Is the 55AFA-Each sterile?

No, the device is sold non-sterile and is intended for external catheter securement, not for use in sterile surgical environments or insertion procedures.

Can the 55AFA-Each be reused?

No, it is designed for single-patient, single-use only. Reuse is not recommended due to adhesive degradation and infection control standards.

How much does Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device cost?

Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device is $2.25 at Diabetesstore.com. Prices may change — click through to Diabetesstore.com for the latest.

Is Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device in stock at Diabetesstore.com?

Yes, Adhesive Foley Catheter Anchoring Device is currently in stock at Diabetesstore.com.

Specifications

Brand
55AFA-Each
SKU
70408
Last updated May 14, 2026