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What Are Cure Medical Catheters?

Cure Medical intermittent catheters are ‘upgrade quality’ and patient-centric. For example, all eyelets on all Cure Medical intermittent catheters are fire polished to help ensure comfort. The products are not made with DEHP/DINP, BPA, or NR-Latex for safety and peace of mind. Products features are designed to help increase independence, facilitate ease of use, and reduce the risk of infection. In addition, Cure supports medical research.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cure Catheters

Yes, Cure Medical intermittent catheters are not made with NR-Latex, making them a suitable option for users with latex sensitivities. They are also free from DEHP, DINP, and BPA, which adds an extra layer of safety and peace of mind for users concerned about potentially harmful materials.
All eyelets on Cure Medical intermittent catheters are fire polished, which is designed to help reduce irritation during use. This attention to detail is part of Cure Medical’s patient-centric approach, where product features are specifically engineered to improve comfort and reduce the risk of infection.
Yes, the Cure Medical Pocket Catheter Extra Long (model M14XL) is designed with an extended length specifically to allow use without needing to transfer from a wheelchair to a toilet. This makes it especially practical for self-intermittent catheterization in public restrooms or other settings away from home.
Cure Medical offers intermittent catheters for female anatomy, male anatomy, and pediatric users. The Cure Ultra Plus, for example, includes an 8-inch length option specifically designed for women, and Numotion carries the full range of Cure products across all three categories.
Free samples of Cure catheters are available through Numotion’s sample request form, allowing users to try a product before placing a full order. This is a practical way to determine whether a specific Cure catheter style, length, or design suits your individual needs and preferences.