Catheter Supplies
Cure Medical | Coloplast | Rochester Medical | Bard | Hollister
S2 Medical provides catheter supplies from major brands such as Cure Medical, and Coloplast. Our Catheter Specialists eagerly assist with your catheter needs, serving patients with urinary retention due to Spinal Cord Injury, Spina Bifida, prostate-related illness, and other conditions requiring catheter-assisted bladder drainage. We offer a range of catheters including intermittent, external, Foley, as well as bedside and leg bags, and all essential urinary accessories for catheter use.
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Experience the S2 Difference
At S2 Medical, experience a confident lifestyle with our incontinence solutions. Our team understands the unique challenges you face and will guide you to the best options for maintaining dryness and dignity.
Benefits of S2 Medical Supply
- Fast, hassle-free approval process
- Convenient, discrete home delivery
- English/Spanish-speaking Customer Care Advocates
- Saves time and financial resources with no shipping charges
- Most orders delivered in one or two days
- No out-of-pocket cost for you or your family
- Expert assistance in product selection for your specific needs
- Responsive customer care for timely support with your incontinence supply needs.
Male External Catheters
Self-Adhesive External Catheters, also known as condom catheters or “externals,” are the most common type used by men to drain urine from the bladder. They come in latex or silicone options, with self-adhering or Texas-style designs lacking adhesive. These catheters connect to a short tubing, leading to a leg bag for urine collection. At night, they can be connected to a night drain bag. Each catheter is meant for 24 hours of wear, requiring daily removal, skin cleaning, and fresh application to ensure skin protection and optimal performance.
Medicare covers up to 35 male external catheters monthly, while most state Medicaid programs cover 30 or more. Private insurance usually covers externals, though some have adjusted their coverage criteria in recent years.