Key features:
- VaPro No Touch catheters ready to use with a protective sleeve
- InstantCath options pre-lubricated for immediate use
- Apogee catheters in coated and uncoated male and female styles
- Soft and firm catheter styles available, depending on the product
- No-touch and ready-to-use options included
- Different sizes and pack options available across the range
Choose by Handling Style, Not Just The Brand
Hollister catheters are used in different ways, so it helps to think about how the product will be handled during catheterisation.
- VaPro No Touch options may suit users who need a catheter with a protective sleeve or no-touch handling support.
- Apogee catheters may suit users who have been advised to use a more traditional intermittent catheter style.
- Soft and firm male catheter options can feel different during handling, so the right choice may depend on comfort, dexterity, and clinical advice.
- Female-length products are shorter and should be selected only when they match the user’s anatomy and care instructions.
- If you are comparing Hollister with other brands, the wider intermittent catheters range may help with product selection.
- If catheter use also requires supporting supplies, check whether related catheter supplies are needed as part of the routine.
FAQs
Soft and firm catheter styles can feel different during handling and insertion. A softer catheter may feel more flexible, while a firmer catheter may be easier for some users to guide. The better option depends on the user’s technique, comfort, dexterity, and healthcare advice.
Soft and firm catheter styles can feel different during handling and insertion. A softer catheter may feel more flexible, while a firmer catheter may be easier for some users to guide. The better option depends on the user’s technique, comfort, dexterity, and healthcare advice.
No-touch catheter options are designed to reduce direct hand contact with the catheter tube during use. This can support a cleaner handling routine, especially for users who self-catheterise or need extra help managing hygiene during catheterisation.
No-touch catheter options are designed to reduce direct hand contact with the catheter tube during use. This can support a cleaner handling routine, especially for users who self-catheterise or need extra help managing hygiene during catheterisation.
Yes, this collection includes male and female catheter options. Length matters because catheter products are made for different anatomy, so the chosen product should match the user’s care instructions.
Yes, this collection includes male and female catheter options. Length matters because catheter products are made for different anatomy, so the chosen product should match the user’s care instructions.
Catheter size is usually shown by gauge or French size. The correct size should come from the user’s care plan or clinical recommendation, because the wrong size may affect comfort, insertion, or drainage.
Catheter size is usually shown by gauge or French size. The correct size should come from the user’s care plan or clinical recommendation, because the wrong size may affect comfort, insertion, or drainage.