How to Self-Catheterize
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Using a Closed System Catheter for Males
Many men prefer closed system catheters because they are discreet, hygienic, and easy to use. Plus, you can self-cath with a closed system catheter anywhere you have privacy.
We understand you may have some additional questions about how a closed system catheter works. View the following helpful resources below:
Catheter Instructional Videos
Closed System Catheters
A message about closed system catheters from 180 Medical Founder, Todd Brown.
GentleCath Customized Trainer Video
GentleCath offers a completely personalized video guide with step-by-step instructions for each catheter type and options including:
GentleCath offers a completely personalized video guide with step-by-step instructions for each catheter type and options including:
- sitting
- standing
- cathing from a wheelchair
- limited hand dexterity
Rusch MMG H2O Closed System Catheter
This video offers how-to instructions for using the Rusch MMG H2O Hydrophilic Closed System Catheter.
This video offers how-to instructions for using the Rusch MMG H2O Hydrophilic Closed System Catheter.
Rusch MMG Closed System Catheter
This video demonstrates how to use the Rusch MMG Closed System Catheter.
This video demonstrates how to use the Rusch MMG Closed System Catheter.
MTG EZ-Advancer
MTG offers helpful how-to instructions for using their MTG EZ-Advancer catheter system.
MTG offers helpful how-to instructions for using their MTG EZ-Advancer catheter system.
Rusch MMG Intermittent Catheter Closed System: Male
Instructional video for the Rusch MMG Intermittent Catheter Closed System.
Instructional video for the Rusch MMG Intermittent Catheter Closed System.
Printable Literature
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Please note that this is intended to provide a general understanding of self-catheterization. It should not be used in place of a visit, call, or consultation with a physician or other healthcare provider.