New to Cathing
Catheter Product News
For Kids and Families
Types of Catheters
UTIs
Travel
It’s Urology Nurses and Associates Week, & we are honored to be able to work alongside and know so many hardworking, compassionate urology nurses, doctors, and associates. Find out more about the important role they play in healthcare!
Intermittent catheterization can seem overwhelming, especially when you’re new to it. 180 Medical is here to help with a few of the basics of cathing.
Learn more about one of the newest hydrophilic catheter products on the market, the GentleCath Glide – available for both men and women.
Curious about what difference the right catheter eyelet type could make for you? Learn more about eyelets in our latest blog.
As your child continues to grow, they may express that they want to learn to cath on their own. How can you be sure they’re ready? Learn more with our latest blog.
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.
As a parent whose child needs to self-cath, their health and their needs are probably at the forefront of your mind. Learn more about an advanced catheter product and see if it could be right for them.
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.
New to using catheters? Learn more about the basics of intermittent catheters – from top to bottom!
Curious what all those symbols and numbers on your catheters are about? Get the scoop here.
180 Medical has resources available for family members to help their child understand self-catheterization.
180 Medical shares some tips on traveling with urinary catheters.