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What should I do if I experience discomfort while using a catheter?

It’s important to note that catheterization should not be painful, and catheter discomfort solutions exist! It may be as simple as changing to a less rigid product, or one with a different lubricant. It is possible to experience some resistance; however, catheter insertion pain could be addressed by changing to a different tip (coude, flexible) …

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How long does the catheterization process typically take?

Catheterization time will vary significantly between each person: their anatomy, their method for straight catheterization, the amount of fluid intake, the catheter used, and more. Numotion offers a variety of product lines with different features and benefits that promote quick catheter use, and also keep you healthy when used properly. It’s important to note that …

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How will my catheters ship to me?

Catheters will arrive in discreet packaging to your home or designated shipping address. We understand the sensitive nature of this medical supply, and our discreet packaging helps maintain your confidentiality throughout the delivery process. Additionally, to streamline your experience and minimize inconvenience, your entire order will be shipped at once, consolidating all your catheter needs …

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How do I use my catheter?

Learning how to use a catheter for the first time might seem daunting, but with the right guidance, it can become a manageable routine. We offer handy guides detailing the step-by-step process of catheterization, ensuring that you feel confident and comfortable. Additionally, our instructional materials cover various catheter options, highlighting their ease of use and …

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What types of catheters are there and how do they differ?

Catheters are available in different lengths, sizes, materials and lubricants. Female catheters are typically shorter, and more flexible, and usually come in a variety of materials to suit individual needs. Male catheters are typically longer and have different tip design, as well as coming in various lengths and sizes for personal preference. Pediatric catheters are …

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