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Cure ProteX Introducer Tip™ offers advanced protection

The pre-lubricated Cure ProteX Introducer Tip™ is designed with an X-shaped opening in an enclosed, pre-lubricated tip and has been shown to provide advanced protection against bacteria transfer.1 The Cure ProteX Introducer Tip™ is featured exclusively on Cure Dextra® and Cure Catheter®Closed Systems.


Cure ProteX Introducer Tip™ is designed to help increase independence

A published research paper presenting results of in vitro testing reported NO bacteria was found at the end of the simulated urethra and finds the Cure ProteX Introducer Tip™:

  • REDUCES bacterial displacement with bacterial numbers at undetectable levels¹
  • PROVIDES an effective bacterial barrier
  • OUTPERFORMS three other leading intermittent catheter brands in every test

Like all Cure Medical catheters, the Cure Dextra® and the Cure Catheter® Closed System feature smooth, fire polished eyelets for comfort. They are not made with DEHP/DINP, BPA or NR-Latex for safety.

**Effective January 1, 2026, CMS announced that Medicare‑insured individuals with spinal cord injury who use intermittent catheters are now eligible to receive closed system catheters, regardless of level of injury.

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About Convatec:

Convatec Continence Care manufactures innovative intermittent catheters for men, women, and children. Advanced technologies and proprietary features are designed to provide a safe, comfortable, and convenient cathing experience—while helping to reduce the risk of infection. Products are not made with DEHP/DINP, BPA, or NR-Latex. From closed systems to hydrophilic, pre-lubricated/ready-to-use, and uncoated styles—you can be confident in your choice.

References: 1. Meredith K, Pollard D, Mason V, Ali A with Convatec Ltd, Evaluation Of Bacterial Displacement By Intermittent Catheters With Gel- Or Water-Based Lubricants, An In-vitro Urethral Agar Channel Model. Continence 12S (2024) 101590 DOI: 10.1016/j.cont.2024.101590 | AP-75832-USA-ENGU-v1


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