Bardia 3 Way Foley Catheter is a high-quality silicone-coated latex medical device. These are urinary catheters used for safe and adequate drainage. It’s an essential tool in urology, and critical care ensures comfort and security.

It consists of a long tube with a closed tip containing three holes, a deflated balloon at one end and two connectors at the other. One of the connectors is a drainage port, and the other is a non-return valve for balloon inflation.

Bardia Foley Catheter comes in different sizes and is colour-coded at the end to indicate size. It makes healthcare workers work more quickly and reduces the risk for patients.

Benefits of 3 Way Foley Catheter:

3 Way Foley Catheter for urine drainage.
Available in sizes of 18, 20, 22, 24 FG.
The flexible tube helps in maintaining accurate urine flow.
A balanced balloon protects the catheter in the bladder, preventing it from moving out of place.
Smooth round tip for easy insertion.
Made up of latex bonded with silicone elastomer.
Sterile comes individually and in a pack of 10 in a box.

Safety Information:

Do not use the package if it is damaged.
These products may contain natural rubber latex that causes allergic reactions.
Do not resterilize.
Keep far from children.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Single use only for urological use only.

Bardia Foley Cath 3-way Latex Foley Catheters have a non-reactive, non-adhering bonded silicone surface. Its color-coded inflation valve accepts Luer slip syringes. It is packaged in an outer peel-back pouch and an easy-to-open inner sheath. The Silicone elastomer coating provides a barrier between the latex catheter shaft and the patient.

Main Catheter Tube: The main catheter tube is a flexible, hollow tube that is inserted into the bladder through the urethra. It is typically made of medical-grade silicone or latex and is available in different sizes to accommodate various patient needs.
Drainage Lumen: The Bardia Foley Catheter has a drainage lumen or channel that allows urine to flow from the bladder into a collection bag. This lumen is connected to the drainage port at the distal end of the catheter. It is important to ensure proper drainage by keeping the drainage bag positioned below the level of the bladder to allow gravity flow.
Inflation Lumen: The Bardia Foley Catheter also has an inflation lumen or channel that is used to inflate the balloon located at the tip of the catheter. The balloon is typically filled with sterile water or saline after the catheter is inserted into the bladder. The inflated balloon helps secure the catheter in place and prevents it from being dislodged.
Irrigation Lumen: The third lumen in the Bardia Foley Catheter is the irrigation lumen or channel. This lumen allows for irrigation of the bladder with a sterile solution when needed. The irrigation lumen is typically separate from the drainage and inflation lumens, ensuring that the irrigation solution does not mix with the urine drainage or balloon inflation.