Davol Robinson Two Eye Latex Urethral Catheter 16 Fr 16

What is 570037360-Each Davol Robinson Two Eye Latex Urethral Catheter 16 Fr 16?

The 570037360-Each Davol Robinson Two Eye Latex Urethral Catheter 16 Fr 16 is a medical-grade urinary catheter designed for reliable, short-term bladder drainage. Constructed from natural latex rubber, this 16 French (Fr) catheter measures 16 inches in length and features two proximal eye openings near the tip to facilitate efficient urine flow. It is intended for single-use applications and is sold nonsterile, making it suitable for facilities with sterilization capabilities or where sterile variants are not required. This catheter is commonly used in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home healthcare environments.

Key features

• Latex Material — Made from natural rubber latex for flexibility and durability during insertion and use.
• Two-Eye Design — Dual drainage ports improve urine flow and reduce clogging risks.
• 16 Fr Sizing — Standard diameter suitable for most adult patients requiring urinary catheterization.
• 16 Inch Length — Appropriate for male urethral anatomy and standard clinical use.
• Single-Use — Designed for one-time use to minimize infection transmission.
• Nonsterile — Requires sterilization prior to use; ideal for controlled medical settings.
• Robinson Style — Traditional straight catheter design for straightforward intermittent drainage.

Who is 570037360-Each Davol Robinson Two Eye Latex Urethral Catheter 16 Fr 16 for?

This catheter is intended for healthcare providers, clinics, and caregivers managing patients with urinary retention, postoperative voiding difficulties, or neurogenic bladder conditions. It is best suited for male patients due to its 16-inch length. Individuals or facilities capable of sterilizing equipment before use will find this nonsterile option cost-effective and practical.

How does 570037360-Each Davol Robinson Two Eye Latex Urethral Catheter 16 Fr 16 compare?

Compared to sterile pre-packaged catheters, this nonsterile version offers lower cost but requires additional handling steps. It is comparable in design to standard Robinson catheters but differs from silicone or hydrophilic-coated alternatives, which may be preferable for sensitive patients or long-term use. While latex provides durability, it may not be suitable for those with latex allergies—unlike latex-free options such as silicone or PVC catheters. Its two-eye configuration enhances drainage efficiency over single-eye models, particularly in intermittent use scenarios.