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10 Ways to Carry Discreet Catheters Privately

While there’s no shame in having to use catheters, it’s understandable to want to carry your catheters as covertly as possible. Learn more about some tried and true options for toting your catheter supplies during the day with our latest blog.

Advantages of Intermittent Catheterization

Curious about intermittent catheterization as an option for draining your bladder? Learn more about the benefits with our latest blog.

Tips for Catheterizing in Public Restrooms

Are you new to self-catheterization and feeling a little nervous about transitioning to self-cathing in a public restroom when you’re on the go? Get some helpful tips from a catheter user on staff.

Best Practices for Self-Catheterization

Learn more about the best ways to keep your intermittent cathing routine the most comfortable, efficient, and hygienic.

Catheters 101: Parts of Intermittent Catheters

New to using catheters? Learn more about the basics of intermittent catheters – from top to bottom!

What Do the Symbols on My Catheter Packages Mean?

Curious what all those symbols and numbers on your catheters are about? Get the scoop here.

180 Medical Kids Club in Spanish – Ahora Disponible en Español

180 Medical offers free self-catheterization instructional material for men, women, boys, and girls in multiple languages.

FAQ: Catheter Funnel Ends

Most urinary catheters have a funnel end or a connector. Find out all about your catheters’ funnels and why their color is important.