MDevices Standard Nelaton Catheter

MDevices Standard Nelaton Catheter

MDevices Standard Nelaton Catheter is sold as one product with more than one size or type. Choose the option that matches the procedure at checkout — they are variants on this page, not separate listings.

Available options

Female PVC 8Fr 20cm (Light Blue); Female PVC 10Fr 20cm (Black); Female PVC 12Fr 20cm (White); Female PVC 14Fr 20cm (Green); Female PVC 16Fr 20cm Orange; Paed PVC 6Fr 30cm (Light Green); Paed PVC 8Fr 30cm Light Blue; Paed PVC 10Fr 30cm Black; Male 8Fr 40cm (Light Blue); Male 10Fr 40cm (Black); Male 12Fr 40cm (White); Male 14Fr 40cm (Green); and 3 more.

The Standard Nelaton Catheter - Male 40cm is a sterile, single-use urinary catheter designed for intermittent bladder drainage. With a smooth, rounded tip and flexible body, it supports comfortable insertion and removal for male users.

Suitable for hospitals, aged care, disability support, and home-based continence care, this catheter provides a straightforward and dependable option for short-term bladder emptying.

Key Features & Benefits

• Male-specific 40cm length: Designed to suit male anatomy for effective bladder drainage.
• Smooth, rounded tip: Supports a more comfortable insertion experience.
• Sterile and single-use: Helps maintain infection control standards across all care environments.
• Flexible construction: Easy to handle while maintaining patient comfort.
• Standard connector: Compatible with most urine drainage bags and accessories.
• Versatile application: Suitable for clinical, community, and home continence care.

Available Variants

• UR042002 – 12Fr: Suitable for users requiring a smaller French size for comfortable catheterisation.
• UR042003 – 14Fr: A commonly used size offering balanced flow and comfort.
• UR042004 – 16Fr: Ideal for users needing a slightly larger diameter for effective drainage.

Indications for Use

• Intermittent catheterisation for bladder emptying in male patients.
• Short-term urinary drainage when an indwelling catheter is not required.
• Use in hospitals, aged care facilities, disability support, and home care.
• Situations requiring sterile, single-use catheters for infection control.

How to Use

1. Prepare: Wash hands and gather all required equipment following local protocols.
2. Position: Ensure the user is comfortable and the genital area is accessible.
3. Cleanse: Clean the urethral opening according to clinical guidelines.
4. Insert: Gently insert the catheter until urine begins to drain.
5. Drain: Allow the bladder to empty fully into a suitable receptacle or drainage bag.
6. Remove and dispose: Withdraw the catheter slowly and discard it in accordance with clinical waste procedures.