Why Choose Coloplast 28422 Male Catheter?
- Unique coating for instant and easy use
- SpeediCath Compact is designed to match the male anatomy
- Comes with a 750ml collection bag
- Hydrophilic coating also covers the polished eyelets, ensuring a smooth catheterization both during insertion and withdrawal
- Easy grip handle provides for hygienic non-touch insertion, decreasing your exposure to infection
- Hydrophilic coating reduces the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs)
- Compact and discreet catheter and bag set
- Very easy to open, just twist and remove the cover
- Can easily be kept in as a Portable Catheter or handbag
- Provides greater comfort and minimal risk of urethral micro-trauma
- Rated the best catheter set on the market by 90% of healthcare professionals
- SpeediCath Intermittent Catheter is for single use only
- Low friction coating for easy insertion
- Simple and intuitive for everyday use in and out of home
- Pre-hydrated catheter
What to buy with Coloplast SpeediCath Catheter?
- Clinic Or Self Cath Mirror
- E-Z Lubricating Jelly With Flip-Top Tube
- Catheter Inserter
How to Use SpeediCath Male Intermittent Catheter ?
Emptying the Bag:
- In SpeediCath Compact Set the drainage bag is directly attached to the catheter.
- Open the urine bag by tearing off the tap in the right hand corner.
- Empty the bag into the toilet.
How to Reseal and Dispose?
- Make sure you put the intermittent catheter back into the tube and reseal, before opening and emptying the bag so you avoid spillage of urine from the catheter.
- After emptying the bag, you can wrap it around the handle and put the cover back on.
- This way, the product is very discreet to dispose off.
Important Safety Information:
- Patients performing self-catheterization should follow the advice of their medical professional.
- Before using the device, carefully read the product labels and information accompanying the device
- SpeediCath product is for single use only; discard it after use.
- If you experience symptoms of a urinary tract infection, or are unable to pass the catheter into the bladder, contact your healthcare professional.
