Female Cath-Ed II Simulator

The Cath-Ed II provied practice in female catheterization.  Including most of the same fatures as the Male Cath Ed I Simulator except the vulva has been molded intact to facilitate identifying the urethra and proper spreading of the labia.  Comes with a hard carrying case, lubricant, catheters, 50 cc bulb, syringe, and instruction manual.

Why Choose the Female Cath-Ed II Simulator for Your Nursing Skills Lab in India?

The Female Cath-Ed II Simulator (Item No. LF01026U, 38 × 36 × 20 cm, Make: Nasco Healthcare, USA) provides focused practice in female urinary catheterization, sharing most of the same features as the companion Male Cath-Ed I Simulator. The key difference: the vulva is molded intact, specifically to help students practice identifying the urethral opening and correctly spreading the labia — the anatomical skill that differentiates female catheterization technique from male.

This makes it a natural companion purchase alongside the Male Cath-Ed I Simulator for labs that want dedicated, anatomy-specific catheterization trainers for both sexes rather than a single combined unit.

What’s included: Hard carrying case, lubricant, catheters, 50cc bulb, syringe, instruction manual.

Why Buy from SEM Trainers? SEM Trainers & Systems is an authorized distributor of Nasco Healthcare products in India with over 30 years of experience supplying medical simulators and clinical skills training equipment to 1,500+ institutions across 28 states. We provide pan-India delivery and dedicated after-sales support.

Q: How does this differ from the Male Cath-Ed I Simulator?
A: It shares most of the same features, with the vulva molded intact to teach urethral identification and correct labial spreading — the technique unique to female catheterization.

Q: What’s included in the box?
A: A hard carrying case, lubricant, catheters, a 50cc bulb, a syringe, and an instruction manual.

Q: How do I order from SEM Trainers?
A: Contact us at [email protected] or call +91-88495 63724 for pricing and availability.