What are Urological Supplies?

Urological supplies include all those products that help in the continence care of people, and they help indirectly void the urine if the user is not able to do so normally. Some of the commonly used urology supplies available at HPFY are catheter holders or straps, catheter lubricants, enema supplies, insertion trays, irrigation products, penile clamps, pessaries, urinals, tubings, and connectors. These products are from top-selling brands like Bardia, AMSure, Bardex, EvaCare, Kendall etc

Urological Products Available at HPFY

At HPFY, there are various Urinary and Catheter Supplies available, and you can explore them and find the best ones for yourself.

Insertion Trays: The Foley Insertion Kits or Trays contain all the essential supplies needed for successful urinary catheterization. These kits' components are usually sterile to prevent bacteria in the urinary tract or bladder. Some kits include a Foley Catheter, while others give users an option to choose the catheter according to their personal needs. Usually, the Foley insertion trays like Bard Foley Catheter Kit with Bag come with catheters that have a Foley catheter pre-attached to a drainage bag.

Irrigation Trays and Syringes: As the name suggests, irrigation trays are used to insert the catheters, and it provides all the components necessary for medical procedures of catheter insertion and irrigation. By opening a single packaged tray, the user will have all the items needed at their fingertips. These are sterile components used in catheterization. Similarly, the catheter tip syringe helps in creating a connection between the needle and the catheter tip.

Pessary: A vaginal Pessary is a Urological device inserted inside the vagina commonly to manage stress urinary incontinence in women. Pessary also helps in the treatment of pelvic defects like cystocele. These come in different sizes and shapes, such as Evacare Pessary Ring, Donut Pessary, Gellhorn Pessary, Inflatable Pessary, and more.

Urinary Tubing and Connectors: Urinary Tubing and connectors are used to connect the catheter with the drainage bag. The catheter extension tubes are made of rubber or vinyl material, making them fit for those with latex allergies. These are most helpful during nighttime when the patient needs to change positions while sleeping. These urine catheter tubings provide additional space between the catheter and the bedside drainage bag, making it comfortable for the patient to shift sides without worrying about urine leakage.

Urinals and Bedpans: Urinals and Bedpans are probably the most crucial urological supplies for older adults. Additionally, those who have recently undergone surgery or are living with limited mobility can easily use bedside urinals and bedpans and live comfortably.

Enema Supplies and Suppositors: Enema is used for flushing out the waste from the colon, and it may be recommended before a medical diagnostic procedure like a colonoscopy. Common ailments like constipation, fatigue, headaches, and backaches may be relieved by an enema. Enema supplies and suppositories are quintessential for many individuals, especially patients requiring bowel care

Where can I buy Urological Supplies and Catheter Supplies Online?

At Health Products For You, we provide all the above-mentioned catheter supplies and many other types of medical supplies to our customers. Along with the top quality products, we also offer several discounts and quick delivery to your doorstep. Our catalog consists of products that are keenly designed to fit your needs. These products are manufactured by leading names like Medline Industries, Bard Inc, Covidien, and Mckesson to name a few.

Urological Medical Supplies FAQs:

1. What are the types of urinary incontinence?

Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)
Overactive Bladder (OAB)
Mixed Incontinence (SUI and OAB)
Overflow Incontinence

2. What is included in the Foley kit?

Powder-free vinyl gloves (2).
Lubricating jelly.
Fenestrated Drape.
Specimen container with lid and label.
Packet povidone Iodine swab sticks (3/pk).
10 mL syringe (pre-filled with sterile water).
Underpad.

3. Who needs an indwelling catheter?

Indwelling urinary catheters are only for short-term use, defined as less than 30 days. The catheter is inserted for continuous drainage of the bladder for two common bladder dysfunction: urinary retention and urinary incontinence (UI).