High-Quality Catheter Supplies

Hydrophilic-coated intermittent catheter set with solution enclosed in a single-use, collection bag. This catheter is not made with natural rubber latex. Comes with SureCath® hydrophilic-coated intermittent catheter and collection bag only. No additional insertion supplies.

About the Coloplast SureCath® Set for Females

The Coloplast SureCath® Set combines a hydrophilic-coated female intermittent catheter and collection bag in one closed system.

Key features to consider:

• Hydrophilic coating: The catheter is activated with the included sterile solution before use.
• Collection bag: The attached bag provides a self-contained option when a toilet or separate collection container isn't readily available.
• No insertion supplies: This version includes the catheter and collection bag only, unlike versions that include additional insertion supplies.

If you are comparing SureCath configurations, focus on the hydrophilic coating, catheter size and length, and whether the included collection system fits your routine.

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FAQs About Coloplast SureCath® Set 

What is included with the SureCath® Set?

This version includes the SureCath® hydrophilic-coated intermittent catheter and collection bag only. It does not include additional insertion supplies.

How does the hydrophilic coating work on the SureCath® catheter?

The hydrophilic coating is activated with the sterile solution included with the set, preparing the catheter for use.

What is a female closed system catheter?

A female closed system catheter combines a catheter with a collection bag in one system. This allows urine to drain directly into the attached bag instead of a separate container. A closed system catheter is also designed with special features to help manage the risk of infection.

When might an intermittent catheter with a collection bag be useful?

A catheter with an attached collection bag can be useful when catheterization takes place somewhere a toilet or separate collection container isn't readily available.

How do I choose the right female intermittent catheter?

Catheter size, length, coating, and system design can all factor into choosing a catheter. A healthcare professional can help determine the appropriate option based on your individual needs.