Basic Information
1. Made of 100% pure medical grade silicone
2. With unibal integral flat balloon technology  
3. With atraumatic and central open tip with rounded edge, or with tiemann tip, or with bullet shaped round tip
4. Two way
5. With 2 opposite eyes or 1 eye.
6. Color coded for easy size identification
7. With radiopaque tip and contrast line 
8. For suprapubic or urethral use
9. Transparent or blue

Product Benefits
1. Unibal Integral flat balloon results in trauma free insertion and removal
2. The open tipped catheter provides excellent drainage with both an open-ended tip and two drainage holes above the balloon.
3. The tiemann tip catheter has a unique shape that allows easier insertion in male patients who have an enlarged prostate or             urethral stricture.
4. The bullet shaped round tip catheter designed for easy insertion in males and females.
3. Suprapubic catheters are usually more comfortable than regular catheters because they aren't inserted through your                      urethra, which is full of sensitive tissue.
4. 100% biocompatible medical grade silicone is safe for patients with latex allergies
5. Silicone material allows wider drainage lumen and reduces blockages
6. Soft and elastic silicone material ensures maximum comfortable application.
7. 100% biocompatible medical grade silicone allows long term application for economy.

How wonderful is our silicone catheter with unibal integral flat balloon technology?
Our silicone foley catheter has integrated flat balloon technology which incorporates the balloon within the wall of the catheter. This makes the catheter a uniform width along the whole length for easy insertion and ensures that when you deflate the balloon, there is no cuff formation. This eliminates the pain and trauma associated with cuffed balloons.

What is a suprapubic catheter?
A suprapubic catheter (sometimes called an SPC) is a device that's inserted into your bladder to drain urine if you can't urinate on your own.
Normally, a catheter is inserted into your bladder through your urethra, the tube that you usually urinate out of. An SPC is inserted a couple of inches below your navel, or belly button, directly into your bladder, just above your pubic bone. This allows urine to be drained without having a tube going through your genital area.
SPCs are usually more comfortable than regular catheters because they aren't inserted through your urethra, which is full of sensitive tissue. Your doctor may use an SPC if your urethra isn't able to safely hold a catheter.