Silkomed 2-way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter 22 Fr 5 Cc

What is RU17060522-Each Silkomed 2-way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter 22 Fr 5 Cc?

The RU17060522-Each Silkomed 2-way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter 22 Fr 5 Cc is a medical-grade indwelling urinary catheter designed for safe, long-term bladder drainage. Constructed entirely from 100% silicone, this 22 French (Fr) catheter features a 5 cc balloon retention mechanism and a distinctive purple tip for easy identification. As a latex-free device, it minimizes the risk of allergic reactions, making it suitable for patients with sensitivities. The 2-way design supports both urine drainage and balloon inflation through separate lumens, ensuring secure placement in the bladder.

Key features

• 100% Silicone Material — Offers superior biocompatibility and reduced tissue irritation over time.
• Latex-Free Construction — Safe for patients with latex allergies or sensitivities.
• 22 Fr Sizing — Appropriate for standard adult urinary drainage needs.
• 5 Cc Balloon — Inflates to securely anchor the catheter in the bladder.
• Purple Tip — Enhances visibility during insertion and clinical identification.
• 2-Way Design — Dual lumen system for urine flow and balloon inflation.
• Single-Use Sterile — Provided in sterile packaging to maintain infection control.

Who is RU17060522-Each Silkomed 2-way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter 22 Fr 5 Cc for?

This catheter is intended for adult patients requiring short- to long-term urinary retention management, especially those with latex allergies or compromised urothelial tissue. It’s commonly used in post-surgical care, spinal cord injury management, and chronic urinary retention conditions. Healthcare providers and home caregivers may choose this model for patients needing a biocompatible, low-irritant option.

How does RU17060522-Each Silkomed 2-way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter 22 Fr 5 Cc compare?

Compared to standard polyurethane or latex Foley catheters, the 100% silicone construction of the Silkomed model provides enhanced biocompatibility and is less likely to cause encrustation or inflammation over extended use. While silicone is generally more rigid than latex, it offers better tolerance for long-term indwelling applications. It outperforms latex alternatives in allergy-prone patients and compares favorably to other silicone catheters in clarity of tip identification and consistent balloon performance.