We ship urinary catheter supplies – right to your doorstep, at little to no cost

Choose between popular catheter brands

We offer all the major brands

We offer catheter supplies from several manufacturers, including Bard, Coloplast, Cure Medical, Hollister and Rochester Medical. We are constantly evaluating the products we provide to ensure we offer the best products for your needs.

Products for your unique needs

Our product specialists will contact you and/or your healthcare provider directly to understand your situation and verify that you are receiving the right amount and types of catheters so you will never run out.

Can I get my usual brand?

Most likely, yes. We carry a wide selection of different brands and if we don’t have yours, we will be happy to help you find a good alternative.

Intermittent urinary catheters

Get to know the types of intermittent urinary catheters

An intermittent catheter is a common solution for urinary retention, or inability to empty urine from the bladder. Intermittent catheters are available in several variations and sizes. There are male catheters, female catheters and pediatric catheters. French catheter size (the outer diameter of the catheter tube) is determined by the clinician, ranging from 6 French (Fr) to 24 Fr.

Straight tip catheters

Straight tip catheters are designed for men, women and children and is typically the first go-to when beginning intermittent self-catheterization.

Coudé tip catheters

A coudé tip catheter has a curved tip to help navigate the urethra, and is typically used by men. There are three types of coudé tip catheters: tapered coudé tip, olive coudé tip and flexible coudé tip.

Closed system catheters

A closed system catheter, or “kit” comes with supplies and may have an integrated bag. This type of catheter is preferred by some for convenience.

We are eager to help you with the best solution

The bladder's job is to fill, store and empty urine. But when the bladder has trouble storing or emptying urine, or both, intermittent catheterization (IC) may be required. Intermittent catheterization mimics the bladder's natural rhythm allowing the bladder to fill and empty, thereby providing several advantages and health benefits.

Urine naturally fills the bladder when the walls of the bladder relax. When the bladder becomes full, IC is used to completely empty the bladder at regular intervals throughout the day. This prevents urine from remaining in the bladder.