Shop Urological Supplies for Home & Clinical Care
At Best Care Supplies, we offer a comprehensive selection of urological supplies designed to support individuals managing bladder conditions, urinary retention, and catheter-dependent care. From intermittent catheters and Foley catheters to external catheters, closed system catheter kits, and leg drainage bags, our urological product lineup covers every aspect of urinary care — for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals alike.
We carry products from clinically trusted brands including Meddcare and Dignex, ensuring you receive reliable, high-quality supplies that meet the demands of daily urological management at home or in a care facility.
Browse Our Urological Supply Categories
Our urological supplies are organized by product type to help you quickly find the right solution for your specific care needs:
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Intermittent Catheters — Single-use catheters for individuals who self-catheterize multiple times per day. Available in straight tip, coude tip, and hydrophilic-coated options for comfortable, safe insertion. Ideal for managing urinary retention or neurogenic bladder.
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Indwelling Foley Catheters — Long-term urinary catheters designed to remain in place for continuous bladder drainage. Available in latex and 100% silicone (latex-free) options in a range of French sizes to suit different patient needs.
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External Catheters — Non-invasive male external catheters, also known as condom catheters, that provide secure urinary management without urethral insertion. A comfortable alternative for men with urinary incontinence or retention.
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Closed System Catheters — All-in-one catheter kits with a pre-attached collection bag and protective sleeve, designed to minimize the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) during catheterization. Recommended for individuals prone to recurrent UTIs.
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Leg Drainage Bags — Discreet, wearable urine collection bags that strap securely to the leg for use with indwelling or external catheters. Available in various capacities for daytime and overnight use.
Who Needs Urological Supplies?
Urological supplies are essential for individuals living with a wide range of conditions, including:
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Urinary retention — the inability to fully empty the bladder, often caused by an enlarged prostate, nerve damage, or post-surgical recovery.
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Neurogenic bladder — bladder dysfunction resulting from neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS), spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease, or stroke.
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Urinary incontinence — involuntary leakage of urine due to weakened bladder muscles, prostate issues, or other underlying conditions.
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Post-surgical recovery — temporary catheterization following urological, gynecological, or orthopedic surgeries.
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Chronic illness management — long-term catheter use for individuals with spina bifida, ALS, or other conditions affecting bladder function.
If you or a loved one also experiences urinary leakage alongside catheter use, explore our full range of Incontinence Products — including adult briefs, pull-up underwear, pads and guards, and underpads — for complete urinary care coverage.
What to Consider When Choosing Urological Supplies
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Catheter Type: Intermittent catheters are for temporary, repeated use; Foley catheters are for continuous drainage; external catheters are non-invasive for men; closed system kits reduce infection risk.
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French Size: Catheters are sized in French (Fr) units. The right size depends on your anatomy and your doctor's recommendation. Most adults use sizes between 14 Fr and 18 Fr.
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Material: Latex catheters are flexible and affordable; silicone catheters are latex-free and better for long-term use or latex allergies; hydrophilic-coated catheters are pre-lubricated for easier, more comfortable insertion.
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Drainage Bag Capacity: Leg bags typically hold 500–1,000 mL for daytime use, while overnight bags hold up to 2,000 mL for uninterrupted sleep.
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Sterility: All single-use catheters should be sterile and used only once to prevent infection.
FSA & HSA Eligible Urological Products
Many urological supplies — including catheters, drainage bags, and catheter kits — are eligible for purchase using a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA). Using pre-tax dollars for these ongoing medical supplies can significantly reduce your out-of-pocket costs. We recommend confirming eligibility with your FSA/HSA plan administrator prior to purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a prescription to buy catheters?
In most cases, catheters can be purchased without a prescription for personal use. However, insurance reimbursement typically requires a prescription. Check with your insurance provider or FSA/HSA administrator for specific requirements.
How often should I change my catheter?
Intermittent catheters are single-use and should be discarded after each use. Indwelling Foley catheters are typically changed every 4–6 weeks by a healthcare provider. External catheters are usually changed daily.
What is the difference between a straight tip and a coude tip catheter?
A straight tip catheter is the standard option for most users. A coude tip catheter has a curved tip designed to navigate around obstructions such as an enlarged prostate or urethral strictures, making insertion easier for some men.
Are your urological supplies safe for sensitive skin?
Yes. We carry latex-free and hypoallergenic options across our catheter and drainage bag lines. If you have a latex allergy, look for products labeled "100% silicone" or "latex-free."
