Brand: Romsons
Product: Foley Trac Foley Balloon Catheter
Model / Series: Foley Trac / GS-1026
Category: Urology / Urinary Catheter
Size: 14 FR / 14 FG
Type: 2-Way Foley Balloon Catheter
Material: Latex bonded with silicone elastomer
Application: Indwelling urinary drainage
Pack Size: 10 Catheters
Sterility: Sterile medical device
The Romsons Foley Trac Foley Catheter 14 FR is a sterile indwelling urinary balloon catheter designed for controlled bladder drainage and urine collection in appropriate clinical and patient-care situations.
The Foley Trac range is manufactured from latex bonded with silicone elastomer and incorporates a soft, coned closed tip designed to facilitate catheter insertion. Large, distally positioned drainage eyelets are designed to support efficient urine drainage after catheterisation.
Unlike an intermittent Nelaton catheter, a Foley catheter incorporates an inflatable retention balloon that helps retain the catheter within the bladder when correctly inserted and inflated by a trained healthcare professional.
The catheter includes a syringe-luer-operated non-return valve for balloon inflation and deflation. Romsons also specifies a symmetrical balloon and colour-coded sizing system for convenient size identification.
This listing is for 14 FR / 14 FG, a catheter size corresponding to an approximate external diameter of 4.67 mm (0.467 cm / 0.184 inch).
Important: Foley catheter selection, insertion, balloon inflation, maintenance and removal should be performed or directed by an appropriately trained healthcare professional. The correct catheter size and balloon volume depend on the patient and clinical situation.
The French (FR) or French Gauge (FG) system specifies the external diameter of a catheter.
The relationship is:
1 FR = 0.33 mm external diameter
Therefore:
14 FR ÷ 3 = approximately 4.67 mm external diameter
So a 14 FR Foley catheter does NOT mean that the catheter is 14 mm wide.
This distinction is valuable both for customers and search/AI systems.
| Measurement | Romsons Foley 14 FR |
|---|---|
| French Size | 14 FR |
| French Gauge | 14 FG |
| Approx. Outer Diameter | 4.67 mm |
| Outer Diameter in CM | 0.467 cm |
| Outer Diameter in Inches | 0.184 in |
| Catheter Type | 2-Way Foley Balloon Catheter |
FR and FG are commonly used interchangeably in catheter sizing.
| Catheter Size | Approx. Diameter (mm) | Diameter (cm) | Diameter (inches) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 FR | 2.00 mm | 0.20 cm | 0.079 in |
| 8 FR | 2.67 mm | 0.267 cm | 0.105 in |
| 10 FR | 3.33 mm | 0.333 cm | 0.131 in |
| 12 FR | 4.00 mm | 0.40 cm | 0.157 in |
| 14 FR | 4.67 mm | 0.467 cm | 0.184 in |
| 16 FR | 5.33 mm | 0.533 cm | 0.210 in |
| 18 FR | 6.00 mm | 0.60 cm | 0.236 in |
| 20 FR | 6.67 mm | 0.667 cm | 0.263 in |
| 22 FR | 7.33 mm | 0.733 cm | 0.289 in |
| 24 FR | 8.00 mm | 0.80 cm | 0.315 in |
This table converts French size to external diameter only. It does not indicate which size is clinically appropriate for an individual patient.
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Designed to provide a pathway for urine drainage from the bladder when catheterisation is clinically required.
A Foley catheter may be prescribed when a patient is unable to empty the bladder normally.
Foley catheters may be used in selected surgical and post-operative situations where controlled bladder drainage or urine-output monitoring is clinically required.
An indwelling catheter connected to an appropriate urine collection system can facilitate urine-output monitoring in clinical settings.
May form part of urinary management for selected bedridden, critically ill or mobility-restricted patients when catheterisation is medically indicated.
Suitable for professional urological and patient-care requirements where an indwelling Foley catheter has been prescribed or clinically indicated.
Some patients may continue catheter care at home under the direction of a healthcare professional. Patients and caregivers should receive appropriate catheter-care instructions.
Romsons describes urinary catheters as being used across hospitals, nursing homes and home-care settings depending on the patient's clinical needs.
The catheter incorporates separate pathways for urine drainage and balloon inflation, allowing it to function as an indwelling urinary catheter.
Romsons specifies Foley Trac as being manufactured from latex bonded with silicone elastomer.
The catheter has a soft, coned closed distal tip designed to facilitate introduction.
Large, distally positioned eyelets are designed to support efficient urine drainage.
A syringe-luer-operated non-return valve facilitates inflation and deflation of the retention balloon.
Romsons specifies a symmetrical large-capacity balloon intended to provide appropriate retention after correct placement and inflation.
Colour coding assists healthcare professionals with rapid identification of catheter size.
These construction details are consistent with Romsons' current Foley Trac manufacturer information.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Foley Trac Foley Balloon Catheter |
| Brand | Romsons |
| Model / Series | Foley Trac / GS-1026 |
| Category | Urology / Urinary Catheter |
| Catheter Type | Foley Balloon Catheter |
| Configuration | 2 Way |
| Size | 14 FR / 14 FG |
| Approx. Outer Diameter | 4.67 mm |
| Outer Diameter in CM | 0.467 cm |
| Outer Diameter in Inches | 0.184 inch |
| Material | Latex bonded with silicone elastomer |
| Tip | Soft coned closed tip |
| Drainage | Distally positioned drainage eyelets |
| Balloon Valve | Syringe-luer-operated non-return valve |
| Size Identification | Colour coded |
| Primary Application | Indwelling urinary drainage |
| Pack Size | 10 Catheters |
The Microsidd listing confirms 14 FR, Romsons and pack of 10, while Romsons' current product information confirms the Foley Trac construction and functional features.
A 2-way Foley catheter has two internal channels or lumens:
| Lumen | Function |
|---|---|
| Drainage Lumen | Allows urine to drain from the bladder into an appropriate collection system |
| Balloon Lumen | Allows the retention balloon to be inflated or deflated |
Once correct placement in the bladder has been established, the balloon is inflated according to the manufacturer's instructions and clinical protocol.
Balloon inflation must never be used as a substitute for confirming correct catheter placement.
| Feature | Romsons Foley Trac | Nelaton Catheter |
|---|---|---|
| Catheter type | Indwelling | Intermittent/short-term |
| Retention balloon | Yes | No |
| Remains in bladder | When clinically indicated | Normally removed after drainage |
| Urine drainage | Continuous when connected appropriately | Intermittent |
| Balloon lumen | Yes | No |
| Professional insertion | Required | Clinical instruction/protocol required |
| Typical purpose | Continuous bladder drainage | Short-term bladder catheterisation |
Romsons describes its Nel Cath as intended for short-term bladder catheterisation, whereas Foley-type catheters incorporate balloon retention for indwelling use.
It is a 14 French indwelling urinary balloon catheter from Romsons designed for bladder drainage when catheterisation is clinically required.
14 FR describes the catheter's external diameter using the French sizing system. A 14 FR catheter has an approximate outer diameter of 4.67 mm.
Yes. In catheter terminology, FR (French) and FG (French Gauge) are commonly used for the same sizing system.
No. This is an important distinction. 14 FR ≈ 4.67 mm, not 14 mm.
The Foley Trac range includes 2-way and 3-way configurations; this listing is for the 2-way 14 FR configuration. Romsons confirms both configurations in its Foley Trac range.
Romsons specifies latex bonded with silicone elastomer.
No. Do not describe Foley Trac as 100% silicone. Romsons' Silko Cath is its 100% silicone Foley catheter; Foley Trac is latex bonded with silicone elastomer.
After correct bladder placement, the balloon is appropriately inflated to help retain the indwelling catheter in position.
Use only the balloon volume printed on the actual catheter packaging and specified by the manufacturer for that exact variant. Balloon volume should not be guessed from catheter diameter alone.
Yes. An indwelling Foley catheter is typically connected to an appropriate closed urine drainage system when continuous collection is required.
Romsons offers urine collection systems intended for catheterised patients, including its ROMO range. Compatibility and setup should be confirmed by the healthcare professional managing the catheter.
Catheterised patients may receive care at home, but insertion, replacement and management should follow professional medical instructions. Romsons notes urinary catheter use across hospital, nursing-home and home-care settings.
This is an invasive medical device. Insertion should be performed or specifically directed by a trained healthcare professional using appropriate aseptic technique.
That depends on the catheter material, clinical indication, patient condition and healthcare professional's plan. Do not use a generic number of days as a universal replacement schedule.
No. The correct catheter size is a clinical decision. 14 FR should not automatically be selected simply because the patient is an adult.
The external diameter differs:
14 FR ≈ 4.67 mm
16 FR ≈ 5.33 mm
A healthcare professional should select the appropriate size.
No. A sterile single-use Foley catheter should not be cleaned and reused.
Kinking, obstruction, positioning problems and other complications are possible. Do not attempt invasive manipulation yourself. Contact the healthcare professional managing the catheter.
Seek professional advice for symptoms such as fever, significant pain, new bleeding, lower abdominal discomfort, leakage around the catheter, cloudy/foul-smelling urine accompanied by symptoms, or unexpectedly reduced/absent urine drainage.
Romsons Foley Catheter 14 FR is available through Microsidd.com – Romsons Foley Catheter 14 FR, subject to current stock and delivery serviceability. The current listing is a pack of 10.
| Buying Factor | Microsidd.com | Other Sellers / Marketplaces |
|---|---|---|
| Brand identification | Romsons | Verify seller/listing |
| Product identification | Foley Trac | May be unclear |
| Size | 14 FR / FG | Verify carefully |
| Configuration | 2 Way | May vary |
| Pack quantity | 10 pieces | May vary |
| Catheter specifications | Clearly explained | Listing dependent |
| Healthcare-focused catalogue | Yes | Platform dependent |
| Urine collection products | Available | Seller dependent |
| Related patient-care products | Available | Seller dependent |
| GST invoice | Available where applicable | Seller dependent |
| Customer support | Microsidd support | Seller/platform dependent |
| India-wide ordering | Subject to serviceability | Seller dependent |
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This product is non-returnable and non-exchangeable.
Please verify the Romsons brand, Foley Trac product type, 2-way configuration, 14 FR/FG size, pack quantity and intended clinical requirement before placing your order. Catheter size and type should be selected according to the prescribing or treating healthcare professional's instructions.
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The Romsons Foley Catheter 14 FR is an invasive medical device. It should be selected, inserted, maintained and removed according to professional medical guidance and appropriate aseptic protocols.
Incorrect catheterisation can cause urethral trauma, bleeding, infection, false passage, blockage and other complications. Urinary catheters can also be associated with catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI) and other complications. Romsons itself notes that urinary catheters have potential complications that need appropriate management.
Never inflate the balloon before correct catheter placement has been established. Do not reuse a single-use sterile catheter, and do not attempt to replace or remove an indwelling catheter without appropriate instruction.
