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Filters
Clear- Indwelling Bladder: For continuous urine drainage over a long period in individuals with difficulty urinating normally or in need of long-term monitoring.
- Single Use / Intermittent: For temporary bladder emptying and removed after use, offering greater hygiene and convenience in daily self-management.
- External / Condom: They are applied externally without insertion into the urethra and are mainly used by men with urinary incontinence for a more comfortable and non-invasive solution.
- Nasogastric Tubes: For feeding, administering medication, or draining the stomach through the nose in individuals who cannot eat normally.
- Gases: They help remove gases and decompress the intestine, relieving bloating and discomfort.
- Gastrostomy: For long-term feeding directly into the stomach in individuals who cannot eat by mouth.
- Suction: For the removal of secretions from the airways, helping to maintain clear and safe breathing.
- Thoracic: They are used for the drainage of air or fluids from the thoracic cavity in cases such as pneumothorax or fluid accumulation.
- Balloon: Special balloon that helps keep the catheter securely in place at the application site.
- Hydrophilic: They feature a special coating for more comfortable and easier insertion with reduced friction.
- Stents: They are used to keep a vessel or body tube open when there is a narrowing or blockage.