Key features:
- SpeediCath catheters with a ready-to-use hydrophilic coating
- EasiCath options activated with water before use
- Self-Cath catheters in straight and coudé tip styles
- Compact catheter styles available for discreet handling and storage
- Silicone catheters for indwelling or suprapubic use
- Male, female and selected paediatric lengths available
- Different sizes, lengths, and pack options across the range
Match the Coloplast Product to the Catheter Routine
Coloplast catheter products are not all used in the same way. The right choice depends on the catheter routine, the person’s anatomy, and the product details advised by a healthcare professional.
- SpeediCath and EasiCath options may suit intermittent catheterisation routines where the catheter is used to drain the bladder and then removed.
- Compact catheter products may be useful when discreet storage, travel, or easier handling is important.
- Male and female catheter options differ by length, so the product should match the user’s anatomy and care instructions.
- Folysil, Releen, and 2-way catheter products may be relevant where an indwelling catheter has been recommended.
- Size, tip style, catheter length, and material should be checked carefully before ordering.
- If the catheter will be used with collection or support products, related catheter accessories may also need to be considered.
Details That Should Be Confirmed Before Ordering
Catheters are specific healthcare products, so the product name alone is not enough to choose safely. Check the catheter type, size, length, and whether the product is intended for intermittent or indwelling use.
For intermittent catheter routines, it may also be useful to compare the wider intermittent catheters range. For indwelling catheter use, confirm the catheter size, balloon details, material, and any drainage setup with a nurse, continence advisor, or healthcare professional before purchasing.
FAQs
SpeediCath and EasiCath are both Coloplast catheter ranges, but they can differ in coating, preparation, handling, and product format. Check the individual product details carefully, especially if the user needs a ready-to-use, hydrophilic, compact, male, or female catheter option.
SpeediCath and EasiCath are both Coloplast catheter ranges, but they can differ in coating, preparation, handling, and product format. Check the individual product details carefully, especially if the user needs a ready-to-use, hydrophilic, compact, male, or female catheter option.
Male and female catheters are usually different lengths because they are designed for different anatomy. Choosing the correct length can make the product easier and more appropriate to use, so it should match the care plan or clinical recommendation.
Male and female catheters are usually different lengths because they are designed for different anatomy. Choosing the correct length can make the product easier and more appropriate to use, so it should match the care plan or clinical recommendation.
Catheter size refers to the catheter’s diameter, often shown as French gauge or FG. The right size affects comfort and drainage, so it should be selected based on clinical advice rather than guesswork.
Catheter size refers to the catheter’s diameter, often shown as French gauge or FG. The right size affects comfort and drainage, so it should be selected based on clinical advice rather than guesswork.
A 2-way catheter is generally used for indwelling catheterisation, where the catheter remains in place and drains urine into a collection system. Suitability depends on the person’s condition, catheter size, balloon requirement, and healthcare guidance.
A 2-way catheter is generally used for indwelling catheterisation, where the catheter remains in place and drains urine into a collection system. Suitability depends on the person’s condition, catheter size, balloon requirement, and healthcare guidance.