Cure Medical Intermittent Pocket Catheter Xl, 14 Fr, 25

What is CQM14XL-Each Cure Medical Intermittent Pocket Catheter Xl, 14 Fr, 25?

The CQM14XL-Each Cure Medical Intermittent Pocket Catheter Xl, 14 Fr, 25 is a single-use, sterile urinary catheter designed for intermittent self-catheterization. It comes ready with a clean handling sleeve and integrated lubricating jelly, eliminating the need for additional preparation. Measuring 25 inches in length and sized at 14 French (Fr), this catheter supports reliable drainage while minimizing user effort and contamination risk during insertion.

Key features

• Ready-to-Use Design — Pre-lubricated with lubricating jelly for immediate application.
• Clean Handling Sleeve — Reduces contamination risk during insertion.
• Extended Length — 25-inch design accommodates users with deep anatomical needs.
• 14 Fr Gauge — Balanced size for effective flow with minimal discomfort.
• Portable Format — Compact and discreet for use at home or on the move.
• For Wheelchair Users — Designed to minimize repositioning during use.
• Compatible with Extensions — Works with extension tubing for added convenience.

Who is CQM14XL-Each Cure Medical Intermittent Pocket Catheter Xl, 14 Fr, 25 for?

This catheter is ideal for individuals managing neurogenic bladder, spinal cord injuries, or other conditions requiring intermittent catheterization. It’s especially suited for those who use wheelchairs and prefer to avoid transferring, as well as users needing longer catheters or extension tubing. The clean-sleeve design benefits users prioritizing hygiene and ease of use in public or mobile settings.

How does CQM14XL-Each Cure Medical Intermittent Pocket Catheter Xl, 14 Fr, 25 compare?

Compared to standard intermittent catheters, the CQM14XL-Each offers enhanced convenience with its pre-lubricated tip and handling sleeve, reducing steps during use. Unlike compact or shorter catheters, its 25-inch length serves users with specific anatomical or mobility needs. It stands apart from hydrophilic catheters by offering a lower-cost, ready-to-use alternative without requiring water activation, though it may involve slightly more friction during insertion.