Pocket Nurse® Bladder Irrigation Tray
SKU:PN-IRRIGTRAY
$10.52
Flushing a Foley catheter or managing a bladder that needs manual irrigation is faster and cleaner with everything staged in one tray. The choice between piston and bulb syringe comes down to hand preference and how much control the situation calls for — a piston syringe gives finer volume control on each pass, while a bulb syringe favors speed when a larger volume needs to move quickly.
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Bladder irrigation trays exist to keep a routine but fiddly task simple: everything for the flush arrives together, sterile and ready. The real decision point is syringe style. A piston syringe lets the user draw and push fluid in controlled, measured increments, which some clinicians prefer for slower, more deliberate irrigation or when precise volumes matter for record-keeping. A bulb syringe trades that precision for speed and one-handed simplicity, useful when a catheter needs a quick flush and the situation doesn't call for exact measurement. Neither is objectively better — it's a workflow preference that tends to be set by whoever's doing the procedure. Stocking both means the tech on shift uses whichever style they're faster with, rather than working around whatever happens to be in the drawer.Product Images
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