Intermittent coated catheter features uncoated grip area

Santa Barbara, CA-Mentor Corp. offers the Self-Cath Plus, an intermittent catheter with a hydrophilic coating for smooth insertion. The coating activates immediately upon exposure to water for fast, clean lubrication and maximum ease of use, the company says. To facilitate catheterization, the product offers an uncoated GripZone area for total control in handling.

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