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For Clinicians

2016 Society of Urological Nursing Association Annual Conference

Cure Medical actively supports medical professionals who serve our community with:

CURE CATHETERS:
NOT MADE WITH DEHP, BPA, OR NATURAL RUBBER LATEX

CURE CATHETERS: NOT MADE WITH DEHP*, BPA, OR NATURAL RUBBER LATEX

By investing in advanced technology and selecting high quality materials for manufacturing, Cure Medical helps ensure that our catheter users experience maximum safety, comfort, and peace of mind.

Did you know? DEHP is a chemical that is often used by other catheter brands to soften plastic during the manufacturing process. 

DEHP has been recognized as a known carcinogen – and for that reason, all Cure Catheters are not made with DEHPLearn more about the concerns with DEHP here.

Request a free sampleTAKE THE CURE TOUCH TEST™ in your office.

Request a free Cure Catheter Sample and compare the quality and smoothness of our eyelets next to what your patients are currently using. You can feel the difference!

ADVANCING MEDICAL RESEARCH

Bob Yant focuses on scientific advancements today through his work with Cure Medical.

Our company was founded by Bob Yant, a quadriplegic who actively served in fundraising and leadership roles for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation for more than 29 years.

Cure Medical is also the only catheter manufacturer in the world that donates 10% of net income to fund scientific research in pursuit of a cure for urinary retention, SCI and CNS/D.

That means the use of any Cure Medical product actively contributes to a more promising future for people who have spinal cord injuries or central nervous system disorders.

Cure Medical also financially supports and participates in medical education events nationwide, including the Spina Bifida World Congress, the Association for Rehabilitation Nursing (ARN) and the Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates (SUNA).

Thank you for Choosing a Cure!

ARTICLES FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS

Understanding DEHP and Your Health

On March 1, 1987, after a popular voter initiative was approved, the state of California created a comprehensive list of “Chemicals Known to Cause Cancer or Rep...