Made from medical‑grade materials commonly used for Nelaton catheters: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or silicone options; water‑based lubricant coating on the insertion portion where specified. Latex‑free and manufactured under sterile conditions. Materials are biocompatible and suitable for short‑term urethral use. Check product labelling for exact material specification.

Use only under guidance of a trained healthcare professional or following clinical instruction. Key steps:

1. Confirm product sterility and expiry date; wash hands and use sterile gloves.
2. Apply a sterile, water‑soluble lubricant to the catheter tip if not pre‑lubricated.
3. Gently insert the catheter into the urethra until urine begins to flow, then advance slightly to ensure correct placement.
4. Allow bladder to drain completely; when flow stops, slowly withdraw the catheter. For intermittent catheterization, discard after single use.
5. If resistance or pain occurs, stop and seek clinical advice—do not force the catheter.

Appropriate for adults requiring intermittent urethral catheterization and temporary urinary drainage. Common users include hospitalized patients, residents of long‑term care facilities, community healthcare patients, and clinicians in urology, emergency and perioperative settings. Not intended for continuous indwelling use.

Caution: Single‑use sterile device—do not reuse. Use only as directed by a healthcare professional. Contraindications may include active urethral trauma, severe urethral strictures or known hypersensitivity to catheter materials. Monitor for signs of infection (fever, pain, unusual discharge) and seek medical advice if they occur.

Storage: Keep in original sealed packaging until use. Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight, moisture and heat. Do not use if packaging is damaged or seal is broken. Observe manufacturer expiry date.