POPPA® for Catheter Waste, 2000ml

Code: 208089-S

POPPA® for Catheter Waste is the first catheter waste product with pop-up technology. Use this product with an absorbent powder for solidifying liquids (e.g. Vernagel...

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£1.28 Ex VAT (£1.54 Inc VAT)
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£1.28 Ex VAT (£1.54 Inc VAT)
Availability: In Stock

POPPA® for Catheter Waste is the first catheter waste product with pop-up technology. Use this product with an absorbent powder for solidifying liquids (e.g. Vernagel or Solidsafe) to safely empty catheter bags of up to 2 litres in capacity.

The key features of this unique product are that it is flat-packed for minimal storage space requirements, and is much easier to carry hygienically from the catheter bag to the disposal area.  Remove those unsightly pulp-bowls from your establishment and notice the improvement with POPPA® for Catheter Waste.

 

 

  • Quick and easy

From flat to ready-to-use in one move.  Thanks to its unique pop-up technology, POPPA® is flat before use saving up to 90% space and making it easy to store next to the patient's bed.

  • Hygienic and spill-free

POPPA® for Catheter Waste, combined with an absorbent powder for solidifying liquids (e.g. Vernagel or Solidsafe), is able to empty catheter bags of up to 2 litres.  The solidified contents can be quickly and safely disposed of or macerated afterwards.

  • Sustainable

POPPA® complies with EN13432, is 100% biodegradable, is 100% compostable within 90 days and therefore fits within the European Green Deal.  As a result, POPPA® can be easily disposed of or macerated and is biodegradable.  No plastic is used!

  • Instructions always at hand

POPPA® has a QR code on the front that allows any user to immediately see a clear instruction video.  There are also written instruction for use on the back of the product.

Specification

  • Single Use
  • Maceratable
  • Biodegradable
  • 2000ml capacity with graduations
  • CE | Medical Device

Made in Holland by Hygienius | Humanising Infection Prevention