Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 14 Fr, 16

What is 57802514-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 14 Fr, 16?

The 57802514-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 14 Fr, 16 is a single-use, sterile urinary catheter designed for intermittent or short-term drainage. Featuring a coude (curved) tip, it facilitates easier passage through the urethra, especially in male patients with anatomical challenges such as urethral strictures or an enlarged prostate. Made from natural red rubber, this 14 French (Fr) catheter measures 16 inches in length, meeting standard clinical requirements for adult male use. It is sold individually by Diabetesstore and is intended for patients needing reliable, smooth-insertion catheterization with a traditional material option.

Key features

• Curved coude tip — Aids navigation through urethral obstructions like strictures or BPH.
• 14 French size — Balanced diameter for effective flow with minimal urethral trauma.
• 16-inch length — Standard length for adult male urethral catheterization.
• Red rubber material — Flexible and biocompatible for short-term use.
• Sterile single unit — Ensures safety and hygiene for intermittent catheterization.
• Latex-based — Natural rubber composition; not suitable for latex-allergic individuals.
• Easy-to-handle design — Smooth eyelets and tapered tip support controlled insertion.

Who is 57802514-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 14 Fr, 16 for?

This catheter is best suited for male patients with difficulty voiding due to prostate enlargement, urethral strictures, or post-surgical swelling. It is commonly used in home care, long-term facilities, and clinical settings where reliable, short-term urinary drainage is needed. Healthcare providers or trained caregivers may assist in insertion. Not recommended for individuals with latex allergies due to its natural rubber construction.

How does 57802514-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 14 Fr, 16 compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene or silicone catheters, this red rubber coude catheter offers greater flexibility and traditional material performance, beneficial for patients with challenging anatomies. While modern hydrophilic catheters reduce friction and ease insertion, they are typically more expensive. The Bardia coude tip design outperforms straight-tip catheters in obstructed pathways but requires careful handling due to latex content. It is a cost-effective, clinically trusted option for intermittent use where latex is not contraindicated.