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B. Braun Uro-Tainer® Catheter Maintenance Solutions

B. Braun Uro-Tainer® is a specialised range of catheter maintenance solutions (CMS) developed to support the ongoing care of indwelling and suprapubic urinary catheters. Designed to replace traditional syringe-based bladder washouts, the Uro-Tainer® system delivers a safe, sterile, closed and gravity-fed instillation method, helping to reduce contamination risk and avoid excessive pressure on the bladder wall.

Indwelling urinary catheters are commonly associated with complications such as catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI), bacterial colonisation, debris formation, calcification, encrustation, blockage, pain, and trauma. The Uro-Tainer® concept addresses these risks by offering clinically indicated rinse solutions selected according to the underlying cause of catheter dysfunction—supporting catheter patency and helping prolong catheter lifespan.

Each Uro-Tainer® unit is sterile, ready to use, fully closed, and gravity-fed, supporting aseptic technique and gentle instillation without manual pressure.


Indications for Use

  • Bacterial colonisation and biofilm control
  • Mechanical removal of debris and mucus
  • Prevention and dissolution of catheter encrustations

Uro-Tainer® Product Range Overview

Uro-Tainer® PHMB (Polihexanide)

Formulated to assist with bacterial decolonisation and the removal of debris, mucus, and light haematuria.

  • Active ingredient: PHMB (Polihexanide)
  • Demonstrates >99.9% bacterial reduction against common uropathogens, including E. coli, Proteus mirabilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Staphylococcus aureus
  • Suitable for long-term use; well tolerated and not systemically absorbed

Uro-Tainer® Sodium Chloride 0.9%

An isotonic saline solution intended for mechanical catheter rinsing.

  • Used to flush debris or mucus from the catheter lumen
  • Does not provide antibacterial or anti-encrustation activity
  • Typical frequency: 1–2 times daily, based on clinical need

Uro-Tainer® Twin – Suby G

A citric acid solution designed to prevent and dissolve catheter calcification.

  • Citric acid concentration: 3.23%
  • Helps prevent phosphate crystallisation and dissolve early encrustations
  • Recommended when urine pH is >6.8
  • Typical use: 2–3 times per week, depending on severity

Uro-Tainer® Twin – Solutio R

Intended for severe or persistent catheter encrustation.

  • Citric acid concentration: 6%
  • Used when Suby G is insufficient
  • Helps minimise trauma during removal of encrusted catheters
  • Recommended for short-term use (2–3 weeks), then revert to Suby G

Key Clinical Benefits

  • Closed, sterile system: Reduces contamination risk compared with syringe washouts
  • Gravity-fed instillation: Avoids bladder mucosal trauma associated with pressure or vacuum
  • Targeted solutions: Selection based on bacterial load, debris, or calcification
  • Improved catheter longevity: Reduced risk of blockage and catheter-related complications
  • Simple, standardised procedure: Suitable for community, aged care, and home-based use

Note: Use and frequency should follow clinical assessment and manufacturer guidance. Refer to individual product listings for detailed instructions and contraindications.

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Eligible Products

Product Size, Length, Tip Type Units Per Pack Code
Indwelling & Suprapubic Catheter Maintenance Solutions
Uro-Tainer Catheter Maintenance Uro-Tainer® Nacl 0.9% 100ml 10 FB99833
Uro-Tainer® M Nacl 0.9% 100ml 10 FB99853
Uro-Tainer® Suby G 100ml 10 FB99839
Uro-Tainer® Suby G Twin 2 X 30ml 10 9746609
Uro-Tainer® Solutio R 100ml 10 FB99841
Uro-Tainer® Solutio R Twin 2 X 30ml 10 9746625

B. Braun Uro-Tainer® Catheter Maintenance Solutions

B. Braun Uro-Tainer® is a specialised range of catheter maintenance solutions (CMS) developed to support the ongoing care of indwelling and suprapubic urinary catheters. Designed to replace traditional syringe-based bladder washouts, the Uro-Tainer® system delivers a safe, sterile, closed and gravity-fed instillation method, helping to reduce contamination risk and avoid excessive pressure on the bladder wall.

Indwelling urinary catheters are commonly associated with complications such as catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI), bacterial colonisation, debris formation, calcification, encrustation, blockage, pain, and trauma. The Uro-Tainer® concept addresses these risks by offering clinically indicated rinse solutions selected according to the underlying cause of catheter dysfunction—supporting catheter patency and helping prolong catheter lifespan.

Each Uro-Tainer® unit is sterile, ready to use, fully closed, and gravity-fed, supporting aseptic technique and gentle instillation without manual pressure.


Indications for Use

  • Bacterial colonisation and biofilm control
  • Mechanical removal of debris and mucus
  • Prevention and dissolution of catheter encrustations

Uro-Tainer® Product Range Overview

Uro-Tainer® PHMB (Polihexanide)

Formulated to assist with bacterial decolonisation and the removal of debris, mucus, and light haematuria.

  • Active ingredient: PHMB (Polihexanide)
  • Demonstrates >99.9% bacterial reduction against common uropathogens, including E. coli, Proteus mirabilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Staphylococcus aureus
  • Suitable for long-term use; well tolerated and not systemically absorbed

Uro-Tainer® Sodium Chloride 0.9%

An isotonic saline solution intended for mechanical catheter rinsing.

  • Used to flush debris or mucus from the catheter lumen
  • Does not provide antibacterial or anti-encrustation activity
  • Typical frequency: 1–2 times daily, based on clinical need

Uro-Tainer® Twin – Suby G

A citric acid solution designed to prevent and dissolve catheter calcification.

  • Citric acid concentration: 3.23%
  • Helps prevent phosphate crystallisation and dissolve early encrustations
  • Recommended when urine pH is >6.8
  • Typical use: 2–3 times per week, depending on severity

Uro-Tainer® Twin – Solutio R

Intended for severe or persistent catheter encrustation.

  • Citric acid concentration: 6%
  • Used when Suby G is insufficient
  • Helps minimise trauma during removal of encrusted catheters
  • Recommended for short-term use (2–3 weeks), then revert to Suby G

Key Clinical Benefits

  • Closed, sterile system: Reduces contamination risk compared with syringe washouts
  • Gravity-fed instillation: Avoids bladder mucosal trauma associated with pressure or vacuum
  • Targeted solutions: Selection based on bacterial load, debris, or calcification
  • Improved catheter longevity: Reduced risk of blockage and catheter-related complications
  • Simple, standardised procedure: Suitable for community, aged care, and home-based use

Note: Use and frequency should follow clinical assessment and manufacturer guidance. Refer to individual product listings for detailed instructions and contraindications.

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B. Braun Uro-Tainer®: Smarter Catheter Maintenance for Long-Term Patient Care
B. Braun Uro-Tainer®: Smarter Catheter Maintenance for Long-Term Patient Care

B. Braun Uro-Tainer® Catheter Maintenance Solutions Long-term urinary catheterisation plays a critical role in patient care across hospitals, aged care facilities, and home settings. However,...

What is Uro-Tainer® used for

Uro-Tainer® is used for catheter maintenance, helping manage bacterial colonisation, debris formation and encrustation in indwelling and suprapubic urinary catheters

Why is Uro-Tainer® preferred over syringe bladder washouts?

The Uro-Tainer® system is closed and gravity-fed, reducing the risks of contamination and bladder wall trauma associated with syringe-based irrigation techniques

Can Uro-Tainer® PHMB be used long term?

Yes. PHMB is non-toxic, non-irritant, hypoallergenic, and not systemically absorbed, making it suitable for long-term catheter maintenance when clinically indicated

Does saline prevent catheter calcification?

No. Sodium chloride 0.9% is used for mechanical cleaning only and should not be used to manage calcification or encrustation

Who should decide which Uro-Tainer® solution to use?

Selection should be based on clinical assessment, urine pH, catheter history and healthcare professional guidance to ensure appropriate management and patient safety