Cure Medical® Pediatric Catheter
The sterile, single use, Cure Medical® pediatric catheter is not made with DEHP/DINP*, BPA or Natural Rubber Latex.
The Cure Medical® Pediatric Catheter is the first of its kind and the only pediatric catheter available to consumers that has been FDA-reviewed specifically for pediatric use.
These sterile, single-use catheters feature polished eyelets with an uncoated, straight tip. It is offered in 4 pediatric lengths for use by boys and girls.
Additional Cure Medical Pediatric Catheter Features
- Its straight tip and fire-polished eyelets allow for insertion and removal without discomfort.
- Urine flow during catheterization can be easily directed into the toilet with the pediatric catheter funnel ends.
- The Cure Pediatric catheter sizes range from 8 French to 12 French.
- Not made with DEHP/DINP*, BPA or Natural Rubber Latex.
- Available in USA and Canada
ORDERING INFORMATION
Part No.
Info
French Size
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P8
Pediatric, 10”, Straight Tip
8
P10
Pediatric, 10”, Straight Tip
10
P12
Pediatric, 10”, Straight Tip
12
P14
Pediatric, 10”, Straight Tip
14
Instructions for Use – Guide d’Instruction (French) – Instrucciones (Spanish)
Please consult your physician for instructions for use. These are general instructions, not specific to an individual’s special needs.
- Instruction Guide to Clean Intermittent Catheterization for Parents of Boys Using the Cure Catheter®
- Instruction Guide to Clean Intermittent Catheterization for Parents of Girls Using the Cure Catheter®
- Guide d’Instruction au Cathétérisme Intermittent Propre pour les Parents
de Garçons qui Utilisent le Cure Catheter® - Guide d’Instruction au Cathétérisme Intermittent Propre pour les Parents de Filles qui Utilisent le Cure Catheter®
- Instrucciones para la cateterización intermitente limpia para padres de niños varones que usan Cure Catheter®®
- Instrucciones para la cateterización intermitente limpia para padres de niñas que usan Cure Catheter®
* See CA EPA Office of Env. Health Hazard Assessment List of Chemicals Known to the State to Cause Cancer or Reproductive Toxicity, Dec. 8, 2006.