High-Quality Catheter Supplies

The Self-Cath® Closed System has a Self-Cath® pre-lubricated catheter enclosed in a single-use, collection bag. The catheter is available with and without insertion supplies. This catheter is not made with natural rubber latex.

Finding the Right Female Intermittent Catheter

Female intermittent catheters are available in different lengths, sizes, and configurations. The Self-Cath® Closed System Female Single Unit is designed with a 6-inch length and 14 Fr size.

Product considerations include:

• 14 Fr size: French size refers to catheter diameter.
• 6-inch length: A shorter catheter length is designed for female anatomy.
• Closed-system design: The catheter connects to an attached collection bag rather than requiring a separate receptacle.
• Pre-lubricated surface: Ready to use without adding separate lubricant.
• Pull-apart packaging: Allows the catheter to be accessed when needed.

The appropriate catheter size and configuration can vary by individual. A healthcare professional can help determine which option is appropriate for your catheterization routine.

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FAQs About Coloplast Self-Cath® Closed System for Females

What is a closed system intermittent catheter?
A closed system intermittent catheter combines the catheter and urine collection bag into one system. This allows urine to drain into the attached bag rather than a separate toilet or collection container.

What is the difference between a closed system and a regular intermittent catheter?
A regular intermittent catheter typically drains into a toilet or separate collection container. A closed system has an attached collection bag, which can be useful when a suitable receptacle is not readily available.

What size is the Coloplast Self-Cath® Closed System for females?
This product is a 14 Fr, 6-inch female catheter. Catheter size and length should be selected according to individual needs and healthcare provider recommendations.

What does 14 Fr mean on a catheter?
Fr, or French size, refers to the catheter's diameter. A higher French number indicates a larger catheter diameter. The appropriate size depends on the individual's needs and should be determined with guidance from a healthcare professional.

When might a closed system catheter be useful?
A closed system may be useful when draining urine into a toilet, commode, or bedpan is not practical, such as when catheterizing away from home or in other situations where a separate collection container isn't readily available.