Rectal Catheter PVC 40cm – Pack of 5
Can be purchased singularly HERE.
Manufactured by Pennine Healthcare.
A rectal catheter is a 40cm piece of PVC tubing for atraumatic drainage and irrigation.
Rectal Catheter is used to provide access to the human secretion system through rectum to discharge the waste with maximum comfort to the patient. It’s also used to relieve flatulence (the presence of excessive gas in the digestive tract). This product can be used instead of a rectal flatus tube. Simple design that it may be both inserted and removed by the patient with one hand.
Designed for short term use: Rectal catheter is used for more than 60 minutes and less than 30 days.
Made from PVC (DEHP Free). Latex Free.
Atraumatic, soft, rounded, closed tip with two lateral eyes for efficient drainage.
40cm long, soft, frosted & kink resistant PVC tubing.
Available in different sizes from FG16 to FG30.
Sterile, individual peel pouches;
Shelf Life 5 years
Product Code CH/Diameter.
AERC1816 16ch ø 5.3mm
AERC1818 18ch ø 6.0mm
AERC1820 20ch ø 6.7mm
AERC1822 22ch ø 7.3mm
AERC1824 24ch ø 8.0mm
AERC1826 26ch ø 8.7mm
AERC1828 28ch ø 9.3mm
AERC1830 30ch ø 10.0mm
This rectal catheter can be used alongside with enema sets and enema syringes. The open end is for administration of enema solutions, drainage and irrigation. An enema is a technique used to stimulate stool evacuation. It is treatment most commonly used to relieve severe constipation by flushing out the colon with warm water. The process helps push waste out of the rectum when you cannot do so on your own.
Discounts for bulk purchases organised via email.
All of our enema products are re-usable and easy to clean. We always dispatch orders within 48 hours and deliver in plain and discreet packaging. If you have any questions regarding building your own enema set up, please don’t hesitate to contact. A member of our team will be happy to point you in the right direction.
Enema Products. Everything you need to create your own enema set for colonic irrigation and douching. Various catheter sizes, gravity feed sets, inline bulb syringes and a simple rectal bulb syringe.