Hunter Urology is a British company that focuses on continence care for patients. Our focus is on Intermittent Self-Catheterisation (ISC) / Clean Intermittent Catheterisation (CIC) for patients and Urology Healthcare Providers.

Our products are made with end users' interests in mind. They enable patients, in the most comfortable way possible, to drain their bladder or help them with the reduction of urethral strictures.

All our products are available on prescription in the UK, and can be found on many different countries' medical schemes eg. GMS in the Republic of Ireland. Click here to download Hunter Urology product brochure.

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  • How can intermittent self-catheterisation reduce your risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs)?

    Anyone who has experienced a urinary tract infection (UTI) knows how uncomfortable it can be. Generally characterised by a burning sensation during urination, an increase in the frequency of urination and pain around the groin area, UTIs can leave sufferers house-bound and in ...

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  • A guide to safe self-catheterisation and setting a routine

    Intermittent catheters are considered safer than any other type of long-term urinary catheters because they reduce the risk of infection. But it’s still possible to pass some bacteria into your body via your catheter, which in turn has the potential to cause urinary tract infections ...

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  • Mitrofanoff: a gamechanger in intermittent self-catheterisation

    In today’s technologically-driven world, medical science can get taken for granted. That is, until we hear about something as pioneering as Mitrofanoff – a procedure so simple yet so ingenious that even in the fast-advancing world of urology, few solutions in any part of ...

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