Welcome to LAC Health’s Closed System Catheters category, your trusted source for high-quality, sterile medical supplies designed for healthcare professionals, hospitals, clinics, and home care providers. Closed system catheters are essential urinary catheterization devices that maintain a sterile environment to minimize infection risks, making them ideal for intermittent catheterization in patients with urinary retention or incontinence. These products feature integrated collection bags, pre-lubricated tips, and self-contained systems to reduce contamination during insertion and removal. Our selection includes various sizes (e.g., 8Fr to 18Fr diameters) and lengths (e.g., 12-16 inches) to accommodate pediatric, adult, and bariatric patients, with materials like silicone or PVC for flexibility and comfort. Clinically, these catheters are used in hospitals for post-surgical care, in surgical centers for procedural interventions, in clinics for routine examinations, in long-term care facilities for resident management, and in home health settings for self-catheterization. All products are FDA-cleared, comply with ISO 13485 standards for quality management, bear CE marking for European conformity, and meet ASTM specifications for material safety. When selecting the right catheter, consider patient anatomy, mobility needs, and potential allergies—our sizing guides provide detailed charts to ensure proper fit. For bulk ordering, LAC Health offers volume discounts, contract pricing, and minimum order quantities (MOQs) starting at 100 units, catering to wholesalers and large healthcare institutions. Enjoy fast shipping with options for expedited delivery to meet urgent clinical demands. Technical documentation, including Safety Data Sheets (SDS), Instructions for Use (IFU), and certificates of compliance, is readily available for download to support regulatory requirements. At LAC Health, we prioritize sterility, reliability, and compliance to enhance patient outcomes and streamline procurement for medical professionals.
