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CompactCath®, The “Pocket” Catheters: Is it Possible?
Posted by CompactCath onPocket Catheters:What They Are andWhere to Get Them Published 2019/11/22 Updated 2023/06/20 What is CompactCath®? The pocket-like catheters are simply catheters that can fit in your pocket, and they usually refer to intermittent catheters. Pocket catheters serve the exact same purpose as regular catheters. The only difference is they are compact enough to fit into […]
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How to Find the Urethra and Avoid UTIs: A Guide for Female Catheter Users
Posted by CompactCath onHow to Find the Urethra andAvoid UTIs: A Guide for Female Catheter Users Published 2019/11/14 Finding the urethra and avoiding UTIs are two common problems encountered by female catheter users. Because the urethral opening is small, it is hard to see or feel it, and it is prone to be infected. But don’t worry, this […]
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Flying with Intermittent Catheters: Must-know Tips!
Posted by CompactCath onFlying with Intermittent Catheters: Relax After Reading These Must-know Tips Published 2019/08/22 Updated 2023/04/11 Flying with catheters shouldn’t make you nervous, and this article will help you relax by covering everything you need to know: TSA rules on catheter, taking catheters through airport security, what goes into a travel catheter kit, safe and hygienic catheterization […]
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5 Tips to Drink More Water and Why It is Important?
Posted by CompactCath on5 Tips to Drink More Water Published 2019/10/17 When self-catheterizing, it is crucial to stay adequately hydrated for optimal body functioning and lower rates of Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs). Doctors recommend two to three liters of water a day, though most people drink much less. We understand that drinking enough water can be hard to […]
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How to Reimburse Intermittent Catheters with Insurance
Posted by CompactCath onHow to Reimburse Intermittent Catheters with Insurance There are two main ways to get your intermittent catheters reimbursed—through Medicare or private insurance. Insurance coverage of catheters and supplies varies with each person’s plan, whether private or government-sponsored. To get reimbursement, doctors must provide a prescription since catheters are not sold over-the-counter or for self-diagnosis and […]
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