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Male External Catheter / Condom Catheter

A male external catheter is a medical device that is inserted through the urethra into the bladder to allow urine and semen to be collected during a urologic examination or procedure. This sterile medical device must be used only once and must be packed in a sterile package. If it is not properly stored and handled, it can cause infection.

Description
  • Packed sterile, for single use only.
  • All silicone, eliminates the risk of latex-related skin irritations.
  • Clear, allows easy inspection of skin.
  • Odor free, no latex odor.
  • Soft, breathable silicone, promotes healthy skin and greater patient comfort.
  • Built-in adhesive band is part of the catheter sheath and allows for ease of application while providing improved patient confidence and longer wear time.
  • Five diameter sizes to provide superior patient comfort, proper fit and greater reliability.
Ref. No.: Size: Color: Qty.Cs:
NMU201401 XS White 1000
NMU201403 S White 1000
NMU201405 M White 1000
NMU201407 L White 1000
NMU201409 XL White 1000
NMU201402 XS Natural 1000
NMU201404 S Natural 1000
NMU201406 M Natural 1000
NMU201408 L Natural 1000
NMU201410 XL Natural 1000

Male External Catheter / Condom Catheter

A male external catheter is a medical device that is inserted through the urethra into the bladder to allow urine and semen to be collected during a urologic examination or procedure. This sterile medical device must be used only once and must be packed in a sterile package. If it is not properly stored and handled, it can cause infection.

Description

Male external catheter packed sterile, for single use only.

This is a sterile male external catheter that is meant for one-time use only. It is packaged in a sterile container and is ready to be used. This catheter is used to give men a temporary relief from their urinary tract problems.

Uses

Male external catheter packed sterile, for single use only.

This is a sterile male external catheter made of medical-grade plastic. It is designed for single use only, and is packed in an easy-to-carry container.

How to use

Male external catheter packed sterile, for single use only.

When using a male external catheter, keep these tips in mind:

- Wear gloves and a face mask to avoid infection.
- Use the sterile water to wet the catheter before inserting it into the urethra.
- Push and hold the catheter in place while you release the air from the balloon.
- Repeat steps 3-5 until the air is completely released and the balloon is fully inflated.
- Remove the catheter by pulling on the tube and releasing the balloon.
- Wash your hands thoroughly and avoid sexual contact for at least 24 hours after using this type of catheter.

Tips for using

When it comes to using male external catheters, it’s important to be prepared for anything. That means being aware of the risks involved and taking precautions to minimize them. Here are some tips for using male external catheters safely and effectively:

1. Wearing proper protective gear is essential. Make sure you wear gloves, a face shield, and eye protection when handling the catheter.

2. Know the signs of an infection. If you experience any of the following symptoms, consult with a doctor immediately: fever, chills, redness or swelling around the catheter insertion site, pain when trying to urinate, or drainage from the penis that smells bad or is pus-filled.

3. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use. Male external catheters come with specific instructions for how to use them safely and effectively. Be sure to read them carefully before starting treatment.

4. Clean and disinfect the area around the catheter insertion site each time you remove it. Use a mild soap and water solution or alcohol swabbing technique followed by rinsing with warm water.

Male External Catheter, external urinary catheters, urinary catheter, male condom catheter, condom catheter adhesive, Single-use condom catheters, Urinary Catheter Use, Urinary catheters. Get Male External Catheter Shop online At Nexgen Medical . Male External Catheter / Condom Catheter If you have been told that the best solution for your incontinence is male external catheters or you are planning to try this system, this information will help you wear the device more comfortably and get the most wear time from it. Not all condom catheters are the same, so you may need to try several types before finding the one that suits you best. Originally condom catheters were just that – a condom with the end cut off, so it could be attached to a drainage tube and collection bag away from the body. Now, these devices are very carefully made. They come in several sizes, Male External Catheter with and without adhesive and with other special features. The National Association for Continence (NAFC) advises that you see a nurse specialist who is experienced in sizing and teaching men to use condom catheters.

Here are basic tips to get you started right with Male External Catheters Shop:

• Buy the right size. A measuring guide will help you select the size that is best for you. • Clip hair on and/or around your penis and any pubic hair that might get caught as the condom catheter is rolled to the base of the penis. • Wash your penis and blot dry. The skin must be dry and warm. If you have just taken a hot shower and your bathroom is steamy, you will need to wait or move to a room where the air is not so moist. • Apply a skin prep sealant. Allow the sealant to dry until it is slick and smooth. There are two purposes for this skin sealant. It will protect your skin from perspiration and urine moisture; and when you remove the condom catheter, the layer of skin sealant – not the external layer of your skin – will be removed. • Hold your penis and place the rolled condom catheter over it. Leave enough space at the end of the condom catheter so the head of your penis does not rub against the inside of it. Most uncircumcised men leave their foreskin in place, over the head of the penis. Serious swelling of the foreskin, called “phimosis”, may result if the foreskin of the uncircumcised man is not kept over the head of the penis. • Unroll the adhesive-coated sheath slowly, pressing the condom against your skin. When the condom is completely unrolled, grip your penis all around for 10-15 seconds to be sure that any wrinkles in the condom are sealed together and to eliminate any air bubbles. If there are many wrinkles in the sheath, then the condom catheter is probably too large. • Sometimes the condom catheter does not fully unroll, and a roll of the condom will remain at the base of the penis. You should carefully snip the remaining roll in several places or remove it completely to ensure that the roll will not cause pressure sores at the base of the penis or cause the condom catheter to come off. Nexgen Medical male external catheter shop offers best quality catheter.