Caths in Indiana w/o prescription legal? Good supplier info needed?

Kentucky now requires a prescription for catheters so I can no longer go to the med supply shop down the street. I live in Louisville, which is across the bridge from southern Indiana. Are they available without a prescription there? And if so, does anyone know of a good supplier in Jeffersonville, New Albany or Clarksville?

If not, I could use info for an online supplier. Are national stores permitted to send caths to people in states where prescriptions are needed?

I prefer red rubber caths either 12f or 14fr. Cath kits with attached bags preferred. I use intermittent most often but am sometimes in the mood for foleys. Does anyone have a recommended suppliers?

Thanks!

Dianne

Hi Darling! I always use www.wisdomking.com no Rx necessary, great prices fast delivery.

Online outlets are not prohibited from selling supplies in states where scripts are required. Check out www.allegromedical.com , they should be able to fill all your needs. And some you hadn't even thought of!

Hi, Peter. Thanks for the info.

Good news, Peter, I walked my new lover through cathing me and though he had a difficult time finding my urethra, he finally got it together and inserted the cath. Sometimes I can be tender after a cathing session but not this time. And I went to my urologist today to rule out a kidney stone or UTI since I'm having tremendous back pain. Everything came back clear. Not even any red or white blood cells in my urine; which are usually present due to having interstitial cystitis. I sure do wish we lived closer together. I could really get into cath play, enemas and more with you, sweetie. You're pretty awesome, you know.

Thanks, ladydocisin, I hadn't heard of that supplier. I look around and see what I can find. I get so confused sometimes.

Dianne

Hi again Darling!, I still have 4 new and sterile 20 Fr red rubber caths that you can have. If interested,call me and I'll send them to you!

Another great web site; http://www.medicaltoys.com/. I get supplies here.

Thanks, Peter. 20fr sounds big but I guess I'd have to see it in person. You know me. I'm such a baby. Although I find the 8fr silicone that my urologist uses on me to be painful unlike the 14fr red rubber I've been using. Maybe 20s aren't so big...

I'll give you a call whenever my schedule is more aligned with yours, you early bird. I might be awake until morning. Is it okay to call you before six or would it wake the household?

Dianne

Dianne before 6 would be ok.

@egirlky I use a site called exmed.net to get my catheters from no prescription needed. They're out of St. Louis and ship fast check them out.

Annoying when they restrict things. Yeah, I get that you shouldn't use them on someone else without really knowing what you're doing, but on yourself is a different matter. You should know what you're doing, but you have more feel for what is going on.

I've been thinking I should get some for my backcountry first aid kit just in case. Don't know if I will find them fun, but I know I wouldn't find AUR with 25 miles to walk fun! Not that that is too likely yet, but things are slowing down.

Just use the internet and all your questions can be answered easily. Or call any company you find on the internet.

HPFY ( Health Care Product’s for You ) is another site they are reasonable and quick

HPFY ( Health Care Product’s for You ) is another site they are reasonable and quick

This place has recently changed its policy about shipping catheters without a perscription. They are now requiring a perscription with all their orders.

Even some leg bags and overnight bags.

I get all my Foley Catheters from these places no Questions..

https://www.mountainside-medical.com/

https://bestbuymedicalsupplies.com/

https://www.allegromedical.com/

https://www.saveritemedical.com/