Bard Medical PWF030 PureWick Female External Catheter – Latex, Pack of 30

Overview

The Bard Medical PWF030 PureWick Female External Catheter provides a simple, non-invasive option for urine output management in female patients. It uses low-pressure wall suction to wick urine away from the body and into a designated collection canister, offering a practical choice for care teams seeking an external solution that fits into standard workflows.

Why clinicians and caregivers choose PureWick

Key design considerations from the product data include a latex external catheter crafted for female use, compatibility with low-pressure suction, and professional healthcare packaging from the United States. The pack is sized to support ongoing clinical routines, making it a feasible addition to many care settings.

• Latex external catheter designed for female care applications
• Compatible with low-pressure wall suction for urine collection
• Pack of 30 units for steady clinical use
• Manufactured in the United States for professional environments

What’s in the pack and how it’s organized

• 30 latex PureWick external catheters
• A designated collection canister for urine capture
• Clear setup guidance and professional packaging
• Product type: Professional Healthcare

Specifications and practical cues

Package dimensions are 12.3 inches long, 10.4 inches wide, and 3.3 inches high, with a total package weight of 3.3 lbs. Country of origin is the United States. The device is designed for professional healthcare settings where non-invasive urine output management is appropriate and aligns with typical clinical workflows.

Usage considerations and real-life scenarios

In hospital, long-term care, or similar facilities, PureWick may be considered as part of a broader care toolkit. The setup emphasizes safety, monitoring, and ease of use, while aiming to minimize patient discomfort and streamline daily routines. The latex construction should be weighed against any latex sensitivities, and suction systems should be operated in accordance with facility guidelines.

Storage and handling tips

Store the pack in a clean, dry area and rotate stock to maintain freshness and readiness for use. The pack’s compact, ready-to-deploy packaging supports orderly inventory management and quick access during routine care tasks.