Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 20 Fr, 16

What is 57802520-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 20 Fr, 16?

The 57802520-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 20 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 red rubber, this 20 French (Fr) catheter measures 16 inches in length, offering reliable performance in clinical or home care settings. It is sold individually by Diabetesstore and is intended for patients requiring precise catheterization with minimal trauma.

Key features

• Curved Coude Tip — Aids navigation through obstructed or tortuous urethras.
• Red Rubber Material — Offers flexibility and biocompatibility for short-term use.
• 20 Fr Diameter — Suitable for standard adult urinary drainage needs.
• 16-Inch Length — Designed for adult male anatomy.
• Sterile & Single-Use — Ensures safety and reduces infection risk.
• Latex-Free Packaging — Clearly labeled to support allergy awareness.
• Easy Handling — Smooth surface and reinforced eyelets for secure drainage connection.

Who is 57802520-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 20 Fr, 16 for?

This catheter is ideal for male patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), urethral strictures, or post-surgical urinary retention. It’s also suited for caregivers and clinicians managing difficult catheterizations in home health or long-term care environments. Due to its coude tip, it’s particularly beneficial when standard straight-tip catheters fail to advance.

How does 57802520-Each Bardia Coude Red Rubber Urethral Catheter 20 Fr, 16 compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene or PVC catheters, this red rubber coude catheter offers greater tip rigidity and flexibility, making it more effective for challenging insertions. While silicone catheters are better for long-term use, red rubber remains a trusted choice for intermittent use due to its durability and tactile feedback. It is more affordable than hydrophilic-coated options but requires lubrication. Unlike uncoated straight-tip catheters, the coude design specifically addresses anatomical barriers, reducing patient discomfort and failed attempts.