Bardex Lubricath 2-way Foley Catheter 30 Fr 30 Cc

What is 570166L30-Each Bardex Lubricath 2-way Foley Catheter 30 Fr 30 Cc?

The 570166L30-Each Bardex Lubricath 2-way Foley Catheter 30 Fr 30 Cc is a sterile, single-use urinary drainage device engineered for reliable, low-irritation catheterization. Featuring a hydrogel coating, this 30 French (Fr) catheter includes a 30 cc balloon for secure retention in the bladder. As a two-way (dual-lumen) design, it allows for both urine drainage and balloon inflation through separate channels, ensuring efficient and safe operation. Manufactured under strict quality standards, it is intended for short-term use in hospital, long-term care, or home environments.

Key features

• Hydrogel Coating — Provides a smooth, lubricated surface to minimize urethral friction and discomfort during insertion.
• Sterile Packaging — Ensures aseptic delivery, reducing the risk of infection during use.
• 30 Fr Diameter — Suitable for patients requiring a larger lumen for consistent urine flow.
• 30 cc Balloon — Offers secure bladder retention without overinflation risks.
• Two-Way Lumen Design — Separates drainage and inflation pathways for reliable performance.
• Bardex Brand Quality — Trusted in clinical settings for durability and patient safety.
• Single-Use Design — Promotes hygiene and reduces cross-contamination risks.

Who is 570166L30-Each Bardex Lubricath 2-way Foley Catheter 30 Fr 30 Cc for?

This catheter is intended for healthcare providers, urology patients, and caregivers managing post-surgical, neurological, or acute urinary retention. It suits individuals needing short-term catheterization with reduced mucosal irritation. Ideal for use in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, or home care by trained personnel or supervised patients.

How does 570166L30-Each Bardex Lubricath 2-way Foley Catheter 30 Fr 30 Cc compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene or silicone catheters, the hydrogel-coated Lubricath line offers superior insertion comfort and reduced tissue trauma. While standard Foley catheters may require external lubrication, this model’s integrated coating enhances ease of use. It outperforms uncoated models in patient comfort but costs more than basic alternatives. For short-term use, it strikes a balance between clinical reliability and patient tolerance, unlike longer-term silicone options which are less irritating but more rigid.