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You should always follow your healthcare professionals recommendation regarding which intermittent nelaton catheter is the most appropriate for your anatomy - considering factors such as:

• Size (gauge) - which size provides maximum comfort and the best drainage.
• Length - males will require longer lengths due to their longer urethra.
• Material - silicone, latex, hydrogel with silicone often preferred to lower the risk of irritation
• Catheter tip - this is particularly important for people navigating obstructions or anatomical variations. 

Once you know what product has been prescribed/recommended for you, contact us for free trial products to help you determine the correct features to suit your requirements.