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…
Baxter One-Link IV extension set, 8.5 in microbore with needle-free connector and male luer-lock adapter,…
Baxter One-Link catheter extension set with 0.79 mL priming volume for secure IV catheter connections.
Catheter tube clamp for temporarily occluding urinary catheter and drainage tubing.
Amsure 16Fr coudé-tip male urethral catheter, 16 inches, PVC, for intermittent drainage past obstructions.
Amsino urological catheter insertion tray with 10cc pre-filled syringe, sterile and latex-free.
LoFric Sense 14Fr/15cm hydrophilic intermittent catheter for low-friction female catheterization.
LoFric Elle 12Fr Nelaton hydrophilic intermittent catheter, 10 cm, for discreet female catheterization.
LoFric Origo 16Fr male hydrophilic intermittent catheter, 16 inches, for low-friction catheterization.
Amsure 12Fr male urethral catheter, 16 inches, sterile latex-free vinyl for intermittent urinary drainage.
Amsure 14Fr male urethral catheter, 16 inches, sterile latex-free vinyl for intermittent urinary drainage.
Amsino 16Fr red rubber urethral catheter, 16 inches, sterile latex, for intermittent urinary drainage.
Amsure 8Fr female urethral catheter, 6 inches, sterile vinyl and latex-free for intermittent drainage.
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.