Cure Male Straight Tip Pocket Catheter And Insertion Kit

Cure Medical Pocket Catheter Features

• Smooth polished eyelets provide increased comfort.
• A packet of water soluble lubricant is included to aide in comfortable insertion.
• Large flaps on the pouch enable a better grip for easy opening with minimal effort.
• High quality materials – not made with DEHP/DINP*, BPA, or natural rubber latex offer peace of mind.
• Best choice for individuals who value the convenience and discretion of carrying a urethral catheter in a pant pocket or small bag.

What Cure Medical Pocket Catheter Insertion Kit include?

• A nonstaining BZK wipe
• One packet of lubricating jelly
• One pair of ambidextrous gloves
• A collection bag (with or without a universal connector)
• An underpad

What to buy with Cure Male Straight Tip Catheter?

• E-Z Lubricating Jelly With Flip-Top Tube
• Cardinal Health Flat Top Catheter Tip Irrigation Syringe

Why Caregivers and Patients Choose This Catheter 

• Built for discretion and portability. The compact pocket design is one of the biggest reasons men choose this catheter for travel or work. It fits into a pocket or bag without drawing attention, so you can manage your health privately and confidently, wherever you are. 
• Smooth eyelets for added comfort. Polished eyelets reduce friction during insertion, which means a gentler, more comfortable experience with every use. 
• Easy to open, even one handed. The pouch is designed with large flaps that make opening simple, even in a public restroom or a rushed moment. 
• Straight tip design for reliable flow. The straight tip and funnel end combination supports steady, controlled urine flow so the bladder empties completely. 
• Lower infection risk. Because each catheter is sterile and used only once, the risk of urinary tract infections drops compared to reused supplies. 
• Lubricant option built right in. The 14Fr with lubricant version comes with a water soluble lubricant packet, so insertion stays smooth and comfortable without needing a separate product. 

Who Should Use This Product 

This male urinary catheter is intended for men who need regular intermittent catheterization, including those managing: 

• Spinal cord injuries 
• Spina bifida 
• Multiple sclerosis 
• Other neurological or urological conditions that prevent full, natural bladder emptying 

It works well for both new users learning self-catheterization and experienced users who want a reliable, travel catheter for men that fits their daily routine. A prescription is required, so check with your healthcare provider to confirm the right French size and length for your needs. 

How to use Cure Medical Pocket Catheter Insertion Kit?

• Wash hands
• Open kit
• Gloves and underpad may be used for protection if necessary
• Remove the cap from the introducer tip and slide the catheter to within 1/8(2 mm) of the top of the silicon tip. Be careful NOT to slide the catheter past the introducer tip yet
• Clean urethral meatus and surrounding area with antiseptic swabsticks provided
• With the non-dominant hand hold the penis steady at the base of the glans. With the dominant hand insert the introducer tip into the urethra
• Hold it securely in place with the thumb and forefinger of the non-dominant hand, while still grasping the base of the penis with the remaining fingers
• Once you have steadied the penis and secured the introducer tip in place, use the dominant hand to grasp the catheter through the bag close to the base of the introducer shaft and slowly push it through the introducer tip and into the urethra
• Continue to slide the catheter through the urethra in short 2" to 3" movements until the catheter reaches the bladder and urine begins to flow
• When urine drainage is complete, slowly withdraw introducer tip and catheter from urethra
• To empty bag, tear downwards at perforation located at top of bag above To Empty Tear Here and pour out urine through opening
• Dispose of bag properly

FAQ 

What makes a pocket catheter discreet and portable? 

A pocket catheter is discreet because its compact, folded design fits easily into a pants pocket or small bag. 

• Small enough to carry without drawing attention. 
• No bulky packaging or visible tubing. 
• Ideal for use at work, while traveling, or away from home. 

What is the difference between a straight tip and a coudé tip? 

A straight tip is designed for normal urethral anatomy, while an angled/curved coudé tip helps navigate blockages like an enlarged prostate. 

What size is a standard male intermittent catheter? 

The standard length for a male intermittent catheter is 16 inches, with French sizes typically ranging from 12Fr to 16Fr. 

• 16 inch length supports direct drainage into most toilets. 
• Available in 12Fr, 14Fr, and 16Fr. 
• Straight tip with a funnel end for controlled flow. 

What is the difference between a straight tip catheter and a coudé tip catheter? 

A straight tip catheter, like this Cure Medical model, has a straight insertion end and works well for men with typical urethral anatomy. A coudé tip catheter, on the other hand, has a curved or angled tip that makes it easier to get past obstructions like an enlarged prostate or urethral strictures. If you don't have any complicating factors, you'll probably find a straight tip catheter simpler to insert and more comfortable to use. 

What is the difference between a pocket catheter and a regular one? 

The catheter tube itself is the same length (standard 16 inches for men), but the pocket version uses a curved or folded U-shaped package to fit discreetly into a pocket or small bag. 

How often should I catheterize with this product? 

That really depends on your specific situation, so it's best to check with your urologist or healthcare provider for a schedule tailored to you. That said, most people who self-catheterize do it around 4-6 times a day to keep the bladder from overfilling and to lower the risk of UTIs. Your provider will factor in things like how much fluid you drink, your bladder capacity, and your particular urological condition when setting your schedule. 

Does the catheter come with lubricant? 

Yes, a 14Fr version with a built-in water-soluble lubricant packet is available for added comfort. 

• Lubricant packet is included in the M14UL option. 
• Helps ease insertion and reduces friction. 
• Other French sizes can be paired with a separate lubricating jelly. 

Can this catheter be reused? 

No, this catheter is sterile and designed for single use only. 

• Each catheter is used once and then disposed of. 
• Single use design lowers the risk of urinary tract infections. 
• A new sterile catheter should be used for every catheterization.