Kendall Dover 2-Way Silicone Elastomer-Coated Latex Foley Catheter 22Fr 16 5cc Balloon Capacity,

What is 68402722-Each Kendall Dover 2-Way Silicone Elastomer-Coated Latex Foley Catheter 22Fr 16 5cc Balloon Capacity,?

The 68402722-Each Kendall Dover 2-Way Silicone Elastomer-Coated Latex Foley Catheter 22Fr 16" 5cc Balloon Capacity is a sterile, single-use urinary catheter designed for short-term bladder drainage. Constructed with latex and coated in silicone elastomer, it offers reduced friction during insertion, enhancing patient comfort. The 22Fr diameter and 16-inch length suit standard adult anatomy, while the 5cc balloon ensures secure placement once inserted. This catheter is commonly used in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home health environments where reliable, temporary urinary management is required.

Key features

• Sterile Packaging — Ensures safe, hygienic use right out of the box.
• Silicone Elastomer Coating — Reduces surface friction for smoother insertion.
• Latex Material — Durable and flexible, with proven clinical performance.
• 2-Way Design — One lumen for drainage, one for balloon inflation.
• 22Fr Size — Suitable for adult patients requiring standard catheterization.
• 16-Inch Length — Standard length for adult male use.
• 5cc Balloon Capacity — Compatible with standard syringes for inflation.

Who is 68402722-Each Kendall Dover 2-Way Silicone Elastomer-Coated Latex Foley Catheter 22Fr 16 5cc Balloon Capacity, for?

This catheter is intended for healthcare professionals and trained caregivers managing patients with urinary retention, post-surgical voiding difficulties, or acute medical conditions requiring bladder monitoring. It is appropriate for short-term use in clinical or home settings. Not recommended for individuals with latex allergies due to its natural rubber latex construction.

How does 68402722-Each Kendall Dover 2-Way Silicone Elastomer-Coated Latex Foley Catheter 22Fr 16 5cc Balloon Capacity, compare?

Compared to 100% silicone catheters, this latex-based option with silicone coating offers a balance of flexibility and cost-efficiency, making it suitable for short-duration use. It provides better insertion comfort than uncoated latex catheters but may not be ideal for long-term use or latex-sensitive patients. When compared to hydrophilic-coated catheters, it lacks self-lubricating properties but remains more affordable and widely available.