Catheters for Women
At 180 Medical, you can choose from a wide range of intermittent catheters for women from trusted catheter brands, backed by our caring service, reliable shipments, and knowledgeable support.
If you’re unsure about your product options or what your insurance plan covers, our Catheter Specialists can help you navigate the range of female catheter types based on your coverage and prescription. Plus, we’re here to answer any questions you might have.
Need Help Finding the Right Catheters for Women?
Whether you’re new to self-catheterization or looking for a more reliable female intermittent catheter company, 180 Medical is here to help. Get started by reaching out to request free samples or give us a call at 1-877-688-2729
Why Women Choose 180 Medical for Their Catheter Needs
- Wide selection of female intermittent catheters from leading brands
- Help understanding your insurance plan’s catheter coverage
- Free catheter samples
- Free, discreet shipping to your home
- Friendly account and product support from our trained Catheter Specialists
- Compact, discreet female catheters for home, work, travel, and daily routines
- Easy reordering and shipment tracking through the My 180 Medical app and secure online customer portal
How to Get Started With 180 Medical
Getting catheter supplies shouldn’t have to mean figuring out insurance, prescriptions, documentation, and reorder timing on your own. 180 Medical helps simplify the process with personal support from Catheter Specialists who listen, answer your questions, and work with you and your healthcare provider to help coordinate your catheter supply needs.
Here’s how easy it is to get started:
- Tell us what you need. Request free samples or contact us, and we’ll ask a few questions about your catheter supply needs, prescription, and insurance coverage.
- We help handle the details. Our team can verify your insurance benefits, explain your covered product options, and coordinate with your healthcare provider if a prescription or documentation is needed.
- Your catheters ship discreetly to your home. Once your order is set up, we provide ongoing support and easy reordering options, including by text, smartphone app, email, and our secure online customer portal.
Request free samples today to get help from our friendly Catheter Specialists.
Female Catheter Options From Trusted Brands
180 Medical carries a wide selection of intermittent catheters for women from trusted catheter brands, including compact and discreet options designed for female anatomy and daily routines.
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Depending on your prescription, catheter French size, insurance coverage, and product availability, available options may include straight female catheters, hydrophilic catheters, pre-lubricated catheters, closed system catheter kits, pocket catheters, and other discreet catheter options.
Female catheters are often shorter than standard male-length catheters, making them easier to carry, store, and use in many settings. Some options also include ready-to-use lubrication, smooth hydrophilic coatings, no-touch handling features, compact packaging, or integrated collection bags.
Want to compare female catheter options in more detail or get answers to common questions about catheters for women? Check out our complete guide to types of female catheters.
Learning How to Self-Catheterize?
If you’re new to using catheters, it’s normal to have questions about the process.
180 Medical offers female catheterization instructions and videos through HowToCath.com, including resources for different catheter types and routines. We can also include printed, step-by-step instructions with your catheter supply order.
More Helpful Catheter Resources for Women
Looking for more information? 180 Medical provides lots of helpful information to help you learn more about female catheter options, sizing, comfort, and steps for female self-catheterization.
- Types of Female Catheters: A Complete Guide with Answers to Common Questions
- Female Self-Catheterization Instructions and Videos By Catheter Type
- Catheter French Sizes
- How to Reduce Catheter Pain
- Tips to Help Reduce UTIs When Using Catheters
- Guide to Compact Pocket Catheters and Discreet Catheter Options
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Information provided on 180medical.com should not be used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional. Please consult your healthcare provider with any questions about your condition, treatment, or medical supply needs.