Straight catheters are the most basic type of intermittent catheter — often a great option for individuals who are uninsured, underinsured, or looking for a cost-effective solution. These catheters require manual lubrication before use and may be paired with extension tubing for users who have limited mobility or use a wheelchair.
In this short video, Todd Brown explains the bare basics of straight catheters and how they can fit into your daily routine.
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