Why Is the DAXANMEND Hydrophilic Coated Catheter the "Ideal Partner" for Intermittent Catheterization?
However, repeated catheterization can cause discomfort and trauma if the wrong catheter is used. This is why clinical guidelines often recommend hydrophilic coated catheters—and DAXANMEND stands out as a trusted choice.
Compared to uncoated catheters, DAXANMEND addresses key challenges in IC:
1. Reduced Friction & Trauma
Traditional uncoated catheters have a rough surface that creates significant friction during insertion and removal. This can damage the delicate urethral mucosa, leading to pain, micro-injuries, and increased risk of hematuria or infection.
The DAXANMEND hydrophilic coating activates upon contact with water, forming an ultra-smooth lubricious layer. This "watery shield" dramatically reduces friction, minimizing discomfort and protecting the urethral lining from repeated mechanical trauma.
From "rough & risky" to "smooth & safe"—DAXANMEND ensures a gentler, more comfortable catheterization experience.
2. Lower Risk of UTI
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a major concern for long-term catheter users. Studies show that hydrophilic catheters can significantly reduce the incidence of UTIs.
The smooth surface of the DAXANMEND catheter is not just about comfort—it's a physical barrier against infection. By minimizing surface irregularities, it reduces the ability of bacteria to adhere and colonize. Choosing DAXANMEND means choosing better protection for a vulnerable urinary tract.
3. Sustained Lubrication
Some catheters lose their lubrication during use. DAXANMEND's advanced coating retains moisture throughout the procedure, ensuring consistent, low-friction performance from insertion to removal. This eliminates the discomfort caused by drying lubricants and provides a worry-free experience.
【Conclusion】
Intermittent catheterization is more than just a voiding method—it's a therapeutic act of protection. DAXANMEND Hydrophilic Coated Catheter is the ideal partner in this journey, offering reduced friction, enhanced comfort, and a lower risk of infection—empowering you to live with confidence and dignity.
Note: Please follow healthcare professional guidance and choose the appropriate catheter size based on individual needs.