Mckesson Female Straight Tip Catheter, 12 Fr 6"
Mckesson Female Straight Tip Catheter, 12 Fr 6"
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Executive Product Overview
McKesson Female Urethral Catheter — Straight Tip, Uncoated PVC, 12 Fr, 6″
Overview
The McKesson Female Urethral Catheter is a straight-tip, uncoated clear PVC catheter for intermittent self-catheterization — inserted into the urethra to drain the bladder. It’s a 12 Fr size in the 6″ female length, with a white color-coded funnel for quick size identification, staggered polished eyelets for smooth insertion and steady flow, and a flexible ridged funnel for easy handling.
The 6″ length is the female length — shorter and easier to manage than the 16″ universal length. Each catheter is sterile, single-use, and latex-free. As an uncoated catheter, it’s used with your own lubricant; a pre-lubricated hydrophilic version is a separate option.
Pack Options
- SingleOne catheter
- Box of 3030 catheters
- Case of 30010 boxes (300 catheters) — best value for regular use or restocking
Key Features
- Straight tip, uncoated clear PVC — for intermittent self-catheterization.
- 12 Fr — white color-coded funnel for easy size ID.
- 6″ female length — shorter and easier to handle.
- Staggered, polished eyelets — smooth insertion and steady flow.
- Flexible funnel end with a ridged grip.
- Sterile, single-use, disposable.
- Latex-free · FSA/HSA eligible.
Equipment Specialist Insight: The “6 inch” is the giveaway that this is the female length — the female urethra is much shorter, so a 6″ catheter is all that’s needed and it’s far easier to handle than the 16″ universal length (the M-series). 12 Fr is on the narrower side, white on the chart — a good choice for anyone who finds the wider sizes uncomfortable. It’s uncoated PVC, so you’ll add your own lubricant before use — the hydrophilic version comes pre-lubed if you’d rather skip that step. The staggered, polished eyelets are smoothed to drain well and pass comfortably. It’s single-use and sterile — one per catheterization — so the box of 30 or case of 300 is where the price per catheter really drops.
Technical Specifications
- BrandMcKesson
- TypeIntermittent urethral catheter
- TipStraight
- CoatingUncoated (clear PVC)
- French size12 Fr (white)
- Length6″ (female)
- GenderFemale
- EyeletsStaggered, polished
- SterilitySterile, single-use
- LatexNot made with natural rubber latex
- CountSingle, 30 per box, or 300 per case
Is this the female length?
Yes — 6″ is the female length, shorter and easier to handle than the 16″ universal/male length.
Does it come lubricated?
No — it’s uncoated PVC, so you apply your own lubricant. For a pre-lubricated option, choose a hydrophilic-coated catheter.
What does 12 Fr mean?
French size is the diameter — 12 Fr is a narrower size, color-coded white by McKesson.
Product packaging, appearance, and included materials may vary. Please read and follow the instructions for use included with the product.
Facility Procurement & Risk Mitigation Insight
Standardizing on the Mckesson Female Straight Tip Catheter, 12 Fr 6" equips clinical facilities with dependable assets engineered to streamline care workflows, lower maintenance overhead, and uphold strict safety standards.
Procurement & Compliance FAQs
Does EnhDme-Pro accept institutional Purchase Orders (POs) and tax-exempt accounts?
Yes. EnhDme-Pro works directly with healthcare facilities, government entities, and corporate procurement departments. Tax-exempt documentation and terms accounts can be established prior to ordering.
Does EnhDme-Pro bill insurance or Medicare directly?
No. EnhDme-Pro operates strictly as a direct-pay wholesale B2B distributor and does not submit claims to Medicare, Medicaid, or private commercial insurance plans.
B2B Procurement Disclaimer: EnhDme-Pro operates strictly as a direct-sale wholesale distributor. Technical specifications and manufacturer data are compiled for facility asset verification prior to purchase.
⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.