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    "It's the most comfortable catheter I've used"

    Tabitha | Coloplast Ambassador

      Have you ever wondered how your intermittent catheter can influence UTIs?

      45% of intermittent catheter users find UTIs to be one of their greatest concerns in life (1).

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      Do you ever worry that you haven’t completely emptied your bladder after self-catheterising? Do you find it difficult or painful adjusting your catheter to make sure there’s no urine left behind? Perhaps, you’ve had more than your fair share of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in the last year? 

      If you’ve answered yes, to any of the questions above, help is on the way. Coloplast is setting a new standard for bladder emptying2 with a new intermittent catheter being launched in early 2025. This has been designed to reduce the risk of UTIs3 and we look forward to sharing this innovation with you.

      Less friction. More comfort.

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      The importance of a superior coating

      If you use a catheter, you can expect to use it 4-6 times a day on average. Therefore, it’s important to use a catheter that is smooth and without dry spots for every insertion and withdrawal. That’s why the SpeediCath range features Triple Action Coating Technology™ for less friction*, less risk of damaging your urethra* and less risk of UTIs*.

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      The importance of a superior coating

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      Stays bonded:

      for an even coating without dry spots

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      Stays smooth:

      reducing friction on the urethra

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      Stays hydrated:

      which makes it instantly ready to use

      Understanding UTI risk

      Understanding the factors that can increase your risk of urinary tract infection developing is essential. It can help you to take measures to avoid UTIs and help you explain your concerns clearly to your nurse or doctor. Get the UTI Risk factor quick guide

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      Please complete this form to find out more about our exciting product launch. Our Clinical Services team will get in touch in early 2025 to let you know more. 


      Our Clinical Services team will call you in early 2025 to let you know more about our exciting product launch. Which time of day suits you best for this call?


      I have had my continence needs assessed by a Healthcare Professional and prescribed to use intermittent self catheters*


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      1. Users were asked to rate top 3 challenges out of 12 challenges. Vaabengaard R, Zeeberg, Zupet N, Bagger M, Nalbandian MT. Dependence on urinary intermittent catheterisation elicits considerable worry about urinary tract infections. INUS; Athens, Greece 2023. PM-27336​

      2. The new female Coloplast catheter ensured zero flow stops in 87% of catheterisations & <10mL residual urine at first flow stop in 83% of catheterisations (RCTs, post-hoc, NCT05841004, n = 73, & NCT05814211, n = 82). Coloplast Data-on-File, 01/2024. Individual results may vary.​

      3. Kennelly, M., Thiruchelvam, N., Averbeck, M.A., Adult Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Intermittent Catheterisation in a Community Setting: Risk Factors Model for Urinary Tract Infections, Adv Urol., 2019; 2:2019:2757862

      *Compared to uncoated catheters​

      Coloplast Ambassadors have been compensated for their time.

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