Medline Select Silicone 2-Way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter 10 cc(ML)

Why Choose the Medline Select Silicone 2-Way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter – 10 cc/mL

The Medline Select Silicone 2-Way 100% Silicone Foley Catheter is designed for indwelling urinary catheterization where a silicone catheter is required. The 2-way design supports urinary drainage and balloon inflation, while the 10 cc/mL balloon capacity supports secure placement when used according to clinical protocol — all-silicone construction for the catheterizations that call for it.

Key Features

✔ Medline Select Foley catheter

✔ 2-way catheter design

✔ 100% silicone construction

✔ 10 cc/mL balloon capacity

✔ Designed for indwelling urinary drainage

✔ Supports compatible catheterization procedures

✔ Practical for clinical, facility, and home care use by trained users

✔ Suitable for routine urinary catheter care when prescribed

✔ Designed for use with compatible drainage bags and accessories

Benefits

✔ Supports urinary drainage management when properly inserted

✔ Silicone construction may be suitable for users requiring silicone catheter material

✔ 2-way design allows drainage and balloon inflation

✔ 10 cc/mL balloon supports secure retention when used correctly

✔ Practical for hospitals, long-term care, and home care settings

✔ Useful for prescribed catheterization care plans

✔ Supports trained healthcare workflows for urinary management

Usage/Application

Ideal for indwelling urinary catheterization, urinary drainage care, long-term care facilities, hospitals, home care nursing, post-procedure care, and users who require a Medline Select 100% silicone 2-way Foley catheter with a 10 cc/mL balloon capacity. The specification tells trained users what they're holding: 2-way means the standard Foley configuration — one lumen draining urine, the second inflating the 10 cc/mL retention balloon that holds the catheter indwelling — and 100% silicone is the material call that matters clinically, indicated for patients with latex allergy or sensitivity and commonly selected for longer indwelling durations per facility protocols, since silicone's biocompatibility profile suits extended dwell times where latex-based catheters are limited. This is a professional-use device: insertion, balloon inflation to the marked capacity with sterile water per protocol, securement, and removal belong to trained healthcare providers under sterile technique and a prescriber's direction, with the catheter size (French gauge) selected clinically for the patient — home care users managing an indwelling catheter do so within a nurse-supported care plan, not on their own initiative. In service, the working rules protect the patient: the catheter connects to compatible closed drainage systems kept below bladder level, tubing routed without kinks or loops that pool urine, securement preventing traction on the balloon, and the closed system maintained since breaks in it raise infection risk — with catheter-associated infection prevention driving every handling protocol, hygiene routine, and scheduled change interval the care plan sets. Cloudy or foul-smelling urine, blood, leakage around the catheter, absent drainage, pain, or fever are prompt clinical calls, never wait-and-see items, and catheter changes follow the schedule the provider sets rather than the calendar's convenience.