Urinary Supplies

Urinary supplies are essential items for managing and caring for the urinary system. They are used by people of all ages, but are especially important for those with incontinence, urinary tract infections, or other urinary conditions. Urinary supplies can help to reduce discomfort, improve hygiene, and promote better urinary health. They can also help to reduce the risk of infection and other complications associated with urinary issues. Some common examples of urinary supplies include:

• Catheters: These are thin tubes that are inserted into the bladder through the urethra to drain urine. Catheters may be used for a variety of reasons, including after surgery, during a medical procedure, or for individuals with incontinence.
• Urine Collection Bags: These are bags that are attached to the catheter to collect urine. They are typically used when an individual is unable to get to the toilet, or when the use of a catheter is necessary.
• Urine Drainage Bags: These are bags that are attached to a catheter or a tube that is inserted through the stomach wall (suprapubic catheter) to drain urine. They are typically used for individuals who are unable to use the toilet due to a medical condition or injury.
• Urinals: These are portable devices that allow individuals to urinate without using a toilet. They may be useful for people who have difficulty getting to the bathroom or who are bedridden.
• Bedpans: These are shallow, wide-rimmed pans that are used to collect urine or feces when a person is bedridden.
• Urinary Catheterization Kits: These are kits that contain all the supplies needed for catheterization, including a catheter, lubricant, and sterile gloves.