Covidien Irrigation Tray With Bulb Syringe
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Covidien Kendall Bulb Irrigation Tray With Bulb Syringe
SKUs: 67800 (Full Irrigation Tray Kit) | 67000 (Bulb Syringe With Protector Cap Only)
60cc Bulb Syringe | 1200cc Basin | 500cc Container | Antiseptic | Tip Protector & Lid | Sterile | Single Use | Latex Free | Made in USA
A complete sterile bedside irrigation kit for bladder and catheter irrigation procedures. SKU 67800 includes all components needed for a single irrigation session: a 1200cc irrigation basin, 500cc container, 60cc bulb syringe, antiseptic, lid, and tip protector. SKU 67000 provides the 60cc bulb syringe with protector cap only — for facilities and users who stock tray components separately. Single use. Sterile. Latex free. Made in USA.
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| SKU | Contents | Quantity Options |
|---|---|---|
| 67800 | Full kit: 1200cc basin, 500cc container, 60cc bulb syringe, antiseptic, lid, tip protector | Each | 20/Case |
| 67000 | 60cc bulb syringe with protector cap only | Each |
Single use only — do not reuse any component. Questions? 1-866-218-0902
Kit Contents — SKU 67800
- 1200cc irrigation basin/tray — large-capacity basin for holding and mixing irrigation solution at the bedside; graduated markings for volume measurement
- 500cc container — secondary container for additional irrigation solution or for receiving aspirated fluid
- 60cc bulb syringe — latex-free rubber bulb with catheter irrigation tip; squeeze to draw up and instill fluid; standard 60cc volume for single-bolus irrigation
- Antiseptic — included for site preparation before catheter connection
- Lid — covers the basin to maintain sterility during preparation
- Tip protector — keeps the syringe tip sterile until ready for use
Key Features
- All components for a complete bedside irrigation session in one sterile package
- 60cc bulb syringe — standard capacity for single-bolus intermittent manual irrigation
- Large 1200cc basin accommodates full irrigation volume preparation and drainage measurement
- Tip protector and lid maintain sterility during preparation and connection
- Full kit (67800) or syringe-only (67000) available depending on facility stocking preferences
- Sterile packaging — appropriate for aseptic technique bladder irrigation
- Single use — do not attempt to reuse or resterilize any component
- Latex free | Made in USA | By Covidien/Kendall
Clinical FAQs
What is bladder irrigation and when is it indicated?
Bladder irrigation is the instillation of sterile fluid into the bladder through an indwelling catheter — typically a Foley catheter — followed by drainage of the instilled fluid and any material it has mobilized. The purpose is to flush blood clots, sediment, mucus, or tissue debris that would otherwise block the catheter lumen or accumulate in the bladder, potentially causing obstruction, infection, or discomfort. The most common indications in clinical settings are post-operative bladder care following transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), cystoscopy, or other bladder procedures; management of gross hematuria (blood in the urine) with clot formation; relief of catheter blockage from debris or sediment; and instillation of therapeutic solutions (such as antiseptic agents) under direct order from a clinician. Bladder irrigation is a clinician-directed procedure — it should not be performed without a clinical indication and should follow facility protocols for aseptic technique.
How is the bulb syringe used for bladder irrigation?
The bulb syringe is the delivery and aspiration tool for manual intermittent bladder irrigation. To use: draw up the prescribed irrigation solution into the 60cc bulb by submerging the tip in the solution and releasing the compressed bulb, allowing it to expand and fill. Clamp the catheter drainage tubing to prevent solution from flowing directly into the drainage bag. Disconnect or access the catheter irrigation port using aseptic technique. Insert the syringe tip into the catheter inlet port and gently depress the bulb to instill the 60cc of solution into the bladder. Allow the solution to dwell briefly if directed, or immediately release the clamp and allow the solution to drain passively by gravity into the collection basin. Repeat the cycle as directed by the clinical order. The tip protector should remain on the syringe tip during all handling until immediately before connection to the catheter port.
When should the full tray kit (67800) be ordered versus the syringe only (67000)?
The full kit (67800) includes the basin, container, antiseptic, lid, and tip protector alongside the syringe — everything needed for a single bedside irrigation session from a single pre-assembled sterile package. This format is most practical for individual clinical encounters: one kit per irrigation session, no need to gather components from separate stock. The syringe-only (67000) is for facilities that stock tray components centrally and issue them separately — the syringe replaces the bulb syringe in a custom tray build, or supplements existing tray stock when the syringe is the only component needed. Home patients or caregivers who perform prescribed bladder irrigation under clinical direction are generally better served by the full kit, which ensures all required components are present and sterile at every session without relying on separately stocked items.
Questions about bladder irrigation supplies, clinical protocol requirements, or case pricing? Call our product specialists: 1-866-218-0902
