Infyna Chic™ Intermittent Catheter
The Infyna Chic™ catheter is beautiful, discreet and easy to use. Its aesthetically pleasing design offers a sense of normalcy without constant reminders of medical concerns. After use, simply reseal the case and dispose of the catheter without worry of leaks or odour. Does not leak liquid or emit odour when reclosed.
Featuring HydraBalance™ Lubricating Technology. Made with naturally sourced ingredients, its unique combination of hydrophilic coating and hydration fluid creates a smoothly gliding cushion that not only helps protect the urethra, but also provides a smooth and effortless insertion and withdrawal for a more confident and natural catheter experience.1,2
Features
- Discreet to carry
- Flip-top cap on catheter case can be opened and closed with one hand
- Ready to use, hydrophilic catheter
- Does not stain common fabrics* if the contents are spilled
- Just right catheter stiffness helps facilitate touch-free insertion
- Catheter length helps give confidence that the bladder is fully drained
- Does not leak liquid or emit odour when reclosed
- PVC free
- Not made with PVC
Whether you're a patient, a carer or a healthcare professional, if you have any questions about Hollister products or how to use them, we can help.
References:
1. European Association of Urology Nurses (EAUN), Evidence-based Guidelines for Best Practice in Urological Health Care – Catheterisation, Urethral Intermittent in Adults Dilatation, urethral intermittent in adults (2013), pages 25, 33, 47
2. Hollister Data on File, CL-001027
Recycling the Infyna Chic™ catheter case
The Infyna Chic™ catheter case is made mostly from polypropylene, a commonly used plastic packaging material. Different types of plastic are identified with different numbers. The identification number for polypropylene is number five.
As recycling practices vary widely by market, please consult your local environmental authorities to understand the procedures for recycling polypropylene in your location.
Recycling the Infyna Chic™ catheter
Recycling of catheters is generally not recommended, as they are subject to regulations around the recycling of medical devices.
Rx Only.
Prior to use, be sure to read the Instructions for Use for information regarding Intended Use, Contraindications, Warnings, Precautions, and Instructions.