Aquaflate Brilliant Self–Retaining Catheters (Latex Free)

Aquaflate Brilliant Self–Retaining Catheter (male)

Short to medium term catheters, can be left in place for up to 12 weeks. All silicone catheter, completely latex free. 2-way foley self-retaining catheters.

Complete with syringe containing sterile water for inflation of 10ml balloon.

Sizes are measured in CH/FR/FG, they are all the same.

• FG12 – 10ml balloon – A310112
• FG14 – 10ml balloon – A310114
• FG16 – 10ml balloon – A310116
• FG18 – 10ml balloon – A310118
• FG20 – 10ml balloon – A310120

• 100% transparent silicone, high quality balloon catheter
• ideal for long-term application up to 12 weeks
• minimised risk of encrustation and formation of a biofilm due to the extra smooth catheter surface
• flexible, yet firm, material for high wearing comfort and easy insertion
• constant efficient drainage due to large eyes and drainage lumen
• with soft cylindrical tip and smoothly rounded eyes for a gentle insertion
• visible on an x-ray pattern due to the radiopaque catheter tip and x-ray contrast stripe
• valve for safe connection to a Luer or a Luer-lock syringe tip
• colour-coded sleeve around the valve for reliable size identification
• with prefilled syringe with 10 ml sterile water for balloon inflation
• latex-free for high tolerability and biocompatibility

Not sure about AquaFlate Brilliant Catheter? Try Bard Foley Catheters

Why are Catheters Necessary?

There are many reasons why some people cannot urinate voluntarily and require a catheter to empty their bladder. The nerve supply to your bladder could be damaged; you may suffer from back problems or an enlarged prostate. Catheterisation may also be necessary after certain types of surgery, or it may be caused by a particular condition you were born with.

For more information on Urinary Catheters please see the information page on the NHS Website

Catheters should only be used by individuals who have received instruction from a medical professional. Mediquip supplies products for those already managing a diagnosed condition under appropriate supervision.