Luja™ is the first intermittent catheter with Micro-hole Zone Technology, designed for less risk of urinary tract infections by ensuring your bladder is emptied completely in one free flow¹. There’s no need to adjust the catheter, so when the urine flow stops, you’re done, meaning you also benefit from a simpler emptying technique¹^,².

Available in two compact sizes: Standard and Pocket.

Key benefits

Luja is the first catheter with 80+ micro-holes, enabling:

One free flow

The urine flow only stops when your bladder is completely emptied¹ so when you’re done, you´re done, and can worry less about urine left in the bladder.

Faster and simpler emptying

Luja empties your bladder faster³, and you don’t need to adjust the catheter during catheterization, meaning a simpler emptying technique¹^,².

Less risk of UTIs

Designed to ensure your bladder is emptied as much as possible to reduce your risk of UTIs⁴.

Luja also comes with all the great benefits of SpeediCath Flex:

1. Triple Action Coating Technology for a coating that stays bonded, stays smooth and stays hydrated without dry spots for the protection of the urethra.
2. Flexible tip for easy, gentle insertion
3. Soft grip for control during insertion
4. Dry sleeve supports your hygienic, no-touch routine

For discreet hygienic handling and disposal, Luja is reclosable and features non-medical, practical packaging.

Luja male: Also suitable for children

Luja is also available for use in boys. As well as coming in smaller sizes (CH8-12), Luja offers the following benefits:

• Completely emptying the bladder in one go¹
• Emptying the bladder faster³
• Removing the need to adjust the catheter once it’s in, meaning a simpler emptying technique¹^,²
• Reducing the risk of UTIs⁴ by minimising urine left in the bladder after catheterisation¹^,⁵
• Being hygienic to use, thanks to the dry protective sleeve

Learn more about Luja male for boys or request a sample

FOOTNOTES

1. Landauro MH et al. (2023) DOI: 10.3390/jcm12165266
2. Compared to conventional eyelet catheters
3. Compared to conventional eyelet catheters. Tested in a pre-clinical setting (ex vivo). Complete bladder emptying is defined as <10 mL
4. Defined by UTI risk factors model (Kennelly et al., 2019)
5. Thiruchelvam N et al (2024), DOI: 10.1002/nau.25383