Kendall KenGuard 2-Way Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter 16Fr 16 L, 30cc Balloon Capacity

What is 683601-Each Kendall KenGuard 2-Way Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter 16Fr 16 L, 30cc Balloon Capacity?

The 683601-Each Kendall KenGuard 2-Way Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter 16Fr 16 L, 30cc Balloon Capacity is a medical-grade indwelling urinary catheter used for continuous bladder drainage. Constructed with latex and coated in silicone, this 16 French (Fr) catheter features a 16-inch length and a 30cc balloon inflation capacity for secure placement. It is sterile, single-use, and designed for short-term catheterization in both clinical and home environments. The straight tip design allows for straightforward urethral insertion, making it suitable for routine urinary retention management.

Key features

• Sterile Packaging — Ensures infection control and ready-to-use safety.
• Silicone Coating — Reduces friction during insertion for improved patient comfort.
• Latex Material — Durable construction with proven performance in short-term use.
• 30cc Balloon Capacity — Provides secure anchoring in the bladder without overinflation.
• 16Fr Size — Standard diameter for adult urinary drainage with balanced flow and comfort.
• 16-inch Length — Appropriate for typical adult male urethral anatomy.
• Two-Way Design — Enables both urine drainage and balloon inflation through separate lumens.

Who is 683601-Each Kendall KenGuard 2-Way Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter 16Fr 16 L, 30cc Balloon Capacity for?

This catheter is intended for healthcare providers and patients requiring short-term bladder management due to urinary retention, post-surgical recovery, or neurological conditions affecting bladder control. It is best suited for individuals without latex allergies and those needing reliable, cost-effective catheterization in home care, long-term facilities, or hospital settings.

How does 683601-Each Kendall KenGuard 2-Way Silicone Coated Latex Foley Catheter 16Fr 16 L, 30cc Balloon Capacity compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene or 100% silicone catheters, this latex-based option offers a lower cost and proven performance for short-term use. While not ideal for long-term indwelling use or latex-sensitive patients, its silicone coating improves comfort over uncoated latex models. It matches standard sizing and balloon capacity used in most clinical protocols, making it a practical alternative to premium hydrophilic or antimicrobial catheters when budget and availability are key factors.