Source for Rochester brand catheters

[polywog]

Would someone recommend a good on-line source for the Rochester brand male catheters and the correct type of tubing ?

Thanks for any information,

Ron

[Peter_C]

This place has a decent price.
LHBWEB - Products (http://shop.lhbindustries.com/BrowseProducts.aspx?ID=36+&ProductFamily=Rochester+Medical+Male+External+Cath eters)

For hose do you mean for the pee valve portion? Neoprene is what most use.

I cut the end of the cath tip off a little so it is less likely to kink.

[fisheater]

Norprene tubing.


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[Doppler]

This place has a decent price.
LHBWEB - Products (http://shop.lhbindustries.com/BrowseProducts.aspx?ID=36+&ProductFamily=Rochester+Medical+Male+External+Cath eters)

For hose do you mean for the pee valve portion? Neoprene is what most use.

I cut the end of the cath tip off a little so it is less likely to kink.



Take care with those scissors, Peter.

[krawlings]

Here is a post from an old thread that had some good info . that I used to get set w/ my pee valve. And at the bottum is a link to where I order my cathiters

To follow up ....

The hose on my Halcyon P-valve is indeed 1/4' I.D. and 1/8" wall thickness. McMaster #: 51075K29

I ordered quick disconnects in sizes for both 1/4" hose I.D. and 3/8" hose I.D. to compare.

I will be using the quick disconnects for 3/8" hose I.D. with the 1/4" I.D. hose. Two reasons:

1) the oversize (3/8") hose barb on the fitting fits *very* snugly in the 1/4" I.D. hose, so it's less likely to come loose.

2) the bigger fittings maintains 1/4" I.D. throughout the system, whereas the smaller fitting "narrows" down considerably.

So these are the fittings I bought and will be using:

5012K68 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Socket, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, W/O Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K68)
5012K83 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Socket, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, with Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K83)
5012K72 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Plug, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, W/O Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K72)
5012K86 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Plug, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, with Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K86)

Hose:
51075K29 DURABLE NORPRENE RUBBER/PLASTIC TUBING, 1/4" ID, 1/2" OD, 1/8" WALL, BLACK
FORMULATION: A-60-G
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#51075K29)

Henrik


http://www.allegromedical.com/catheters-c539/external-catheters-rochester-medical-x15222$3745.html?sortOrder=4 (http://www.allegromedical.com/catheters-c539/external-catheters-rochester-medical-x15222$3745.html?sortOrder=4)

[polywog]

Just the information I can use . Thanks !!
Here is a post from an old thread that had some good info . that I used to get set w/ my pee valve. And at the bottum is a link to where I order my cathiters
To follow up ....

The hose on my Halcyon P-valve is indeed 1/4' I.D. and 1/8" wall thickness. McMaster #: 51075K29

I ordered quick disconnects in sizes for both 1/4" hose I.D. and 3/8" hose I.D. to compare.

I will be using the quick disconnects for 3/8" hose I.D. with the 1/4" I.D. hose. Two reasons:

1) the oversize (3/8") hose barb on the fitting fits *very* snugly in the 1/4" I.D. hose, so it's less likely to come loose.

2) the bigger fittings maintains 1/4" I.D. throughout the system, whereas the smaller fitting "narrows" down considerably.

So these are the fittings I bought and will be using:

5012K68 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Socket, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, W/O Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K68)
5012K83 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Socket, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, with Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K83)
5012K72 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Plug, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, W/O Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K72)
5012K86 Acetal Quick-Disconnect Coupling Plug, 1/4 Cplg, for 3/8" Tube ID, with Valve
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#5012K86)

Hose:
51075K29 DURABLE NORPRENE RUBBER/PLASTIC TUBING, 1/4" ID, 1/2" OD, 1/8" WALL, BLACK
FORMULATION: A-60-G
McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com/#51075K29)

Henrik


http://www.allegromedical.com/catheters-c539/external-catheters-rochester-medical-x15222$3745.html?sortOrder=4 (http://www.allegromedical.com/catheters-c539/external-catheters-rochester-medical-x15222$3745.html?sortOrder=4)

[markdecapitan]

Hello Divers,
I wanted to make everyone aware that I sell all types of external catheters that can be used for diving. The most popular are Rochester Wide Bands also Freedom Clear Advantage. I sell less then medical stores. Many divers and dive shops all over buy from me and I ship internationally. I can be contacted by email m.strobel@knology.net or you can visit my eBay store. If you don’t see what you want I can usually find it. Please feel free to contact me.

EBay store
markdecapitan | eBay (http://www.ebay.com/sch/markdecapitan/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=25&_trksid=p3692)

EBay user name: markdecapitan

[Spd 135]

WideBand, External Catheters (http://www.athomemedical.com/External-Catheters/Rochester-Medical-WideBand.asp?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=comparsionshopping&aff=5100)

$1.58 each