September is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. Spinal cord injuries can be life-altering and sometimes devastating, especially at first. But there is hope after injury! Learn more and share to spread awareness!

Find out more about one of the newest ready-to-use catheter products on the market, the discreet CompactCath intermittent urinary catheter for men and women.

Bladder is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers, so we feel it’s important to offer as much information as possible on this topic so any potential symptoms can be caught early. Learn more about bladder cancer with our latest blog.

Find out more about one of the newest ready-to-use coudé catheter products on the market, the Speedicath Flex Coudé intermittent catheter.

If you use catheters or live with a spinal cord injury, it may be a good idea for you to see a urological specialist at least once a year. Learn why this is crucial, as well as potential risk factors for bladder conditions, in our latest blog.

Learn more about one of the newest hydrophilic catheter products on the market, the GentleCath Glide – available for both men and women.

Maintaining your urinary system’s health is important in any season, but here are some tips to help you maintain the health of your urinary system in the cold winter months.

Have you recently been told you need to use coudé catheters and need some more information? Find out more about the coudé insertion tip in our latest blog.

Curious about what difference the right catheter eyelet type could make for you? Learn more about eyelets in our latest blog.

November is Bladder Health Month. Learn more about the importance of your bladder as well as ways to maintain and improve its health with our newest blog post.

Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and we here at 180 Medical understand any concerns you might have about traveling around the holidays with your catheter supplies. Learn some helpful tips to make your holiday trip a breeze!

As your child continues to grow, they may express that they want to learn to cath on their own. How can you be sure they’re ready? Learn more with our latest blog.