Catheters & Urological Supplies in Canada FinalMedic carries a full range of urological supplies — intermittent and indwelling catheters, leg and night drainage bags, and external (condom) catheters — from…
Cook Medical 14 Fr, 30 cm connecting tube with male Luer, drainage bag connector, and…
Cook Medical 14 Fr, 30 cm connecting tube with male Luer lock, drainage bag connector,…
The Chait Trapdoor cecostomy catheter by Cardinal Health — a 10.2 Fr, 24 cm device…
A 14 Fr, 30 cm Cook Medical connecting tube with drainage bag connector and stopcock…
A complete sterile Foley catheterization tray with all necessary components for safe, efficient urinary catheterization…
Cardinal Health Dover Silicone Foley Catheter 2-Way with Coudé tip and 5 cc balloon in…
Cardinal Health Dover Silicone Foley Catheter 2-Way with Coudé tip and 5 cc balloon in…
Sterile, latex-free catheter plug with integrated drainage tube cover for secure, hygienic urinary catheter management.
Universal 5-N-1 tubing connector fits 5–11 mm tubing; transparent polypropylene construction, latex-free and non-sterile.
Busse 6-in-1 tapered tubing connector fits 6–15 mm tubes and is individually sterile-packaged, providing secure…
Catheters & Urological Supplies in Canada
FinalMedic carries a full range of urological supplies — intermittent and indwelling catheters, leg and night drainage bags, and external (condom) catheters — from brands like Coloplast, Hollister, Bard, Cure Medical and Rusch. Free shipping across Canada on orders over $140, with discreet packaging on every order.
Types of catheter
Intermittent (single-use) catheters — inserted to drain the bladder and removed right away. The most common choice for self-catheterization. Available uncoated, pre-lubricated, or hydrophilic (slippery when wet for easier, more comfortable insertion).
Indwelling (Foley) catheters — stay in place with a small balloon and connect to a drainage bag for continuous drainage.
External (condom/Texas) catheters — a non-invasive sheath worn over the penis that connects to a leg bag.
Straight vs. coudé tip
A straight tip suits most users. A coudé (curved) tip is designed to navigate a tighter or angled urethra — often recommended for men with an enlarged prostate (BPH) or where a straight catheter is difficult to pass.
Choosing the right French (Fr) size
Catheters are sized on the French scale (also written Fr or CH), where each unit is 1⁄3 of a millimetre in diameter, and the sizes are colour-coded by the manufacturer. As a rule, choose the smallest size that drains freely and comfortably. Typical starting points: 8–10 Fr for children, 12–14 Fr for women, and 12–16 Fr for men — always follow your clinician’s recommendation. For the full chart and Fr-to-mm conversion, see our French catheter size chart.
Insurance & reorders
Catheters and drainage supplies are often covered by private insurance and provincial programs, and most users reorder on a regular schedule. We can bill many insurers directly — see our Assignment of Benefits page, or call 1-800-295-8579 for help choosing the right catheter.