Ribbel 2 Way Foley Catheter

- The Ribbel 2 Way Foley Catheter is equipped with optimal eyes ensuring atraumatic introduction and effective drainage

- The foley catheter has a pressure resistant balloon which allows for easy inflation or deflation for maximum patient safety

- These foley catheters also has a strong drainage funnel which is kink resistance and provides best connection to drainage bag

- These urinary catheters are designed with a large drainage lumen for fast and effective drainage. Its round channel minimizes encrustation and clogging.

- The inflation valve allows to choose hard or soft valve. It also ensures balloon is inflated when in use

- The catheter is available in multiple sizes:
- 6 FR with balloon capacity of 1.5 ml
- 8 FR with balloon capacity of 3-5 ml
- 10 FR with balloon capacity of 3-5 ml
- 12 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 15-30 ml
- 14 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 15-30 ml
- 16 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 30-50 ml
- 18 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 30-50 ml
- 20 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 30-50 ml
- 22 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 30-50 ml
- 24 FR with balloon capacity of 5-15 ml & 30-50 ml
- They come in a standard packing of 10 units per box
- A Foley catheter is a thin, flexible and sterile tube which is passed through the urethra into the urinary bladder. Urine drains from the bladder into a bag which is attached to one of the lumens of the catheter. The catheter is held in its place with a balloon at one end which is filled with sterile water. A drainage system thus consists of the catheter and a urine collection bag. It is an indwelling catheter (it remains in the body for a considerable amount of time).
- These urinary catheters are most commonly used to assist people who cannot urinate on their own and are used to drain the bladder. These foley catheters are recommend for the patients who are suffering from Urinary incontinence (leaking urine or being unable to control when you urinate) Urinary retention (being unable to empty your bladder when you need to). These catheters are a perfect pick for the patients whose mobility is hindered due to paralysis or injury and toilet facilities cannot be used
- Empty the drainage bag before it is fully filled or in every 4 to 8 hours. Do not let the drain tube touch the container the urine is draining into, when emptying the bag.