Medline Fabric Urinary Drain Bag Covers for Low Beds, Blue, 20 EA/CS

Fabric Urinary Drain Bag Covers for Low Beds, Blue, 20 EA/CS

Fabric urinary drain bag covers are blue covers that help conceal fluid in a urinary drain bag. They are a practical choice for care settings that want to support patient dignity while keeping drain bags covered on low beds or with most urinary drain bags. This version uses a low-bed design and includes two closure devices to make attachment easier.

Good Fit For

• Low-bed urinary drainage setups
• Patient rooms where fluid concealment matters
• Facilities using Medline low bed drain bags
• Teams looking for easier drain bag cover attachment

Key Features

• Blue cover helps conceal fluid in the drain bag for improved patient dignity
• Low-bed design fits Medline low bed drain bag DYND15215
• Works with most urinary drain bags for broader usability
• Two included closure devices help make attachment easier
• Fabric backing offers a covered, nonwoven outer layer

Applications and Usage

• Covering urinary drain bags on low beds
• Helping reduce visible fluid in patient care areas
• Using with Medline low bed drain bag DYND15215
• Adding a cover to most standard urinary drain bags

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Drain bag is not included
• For low-bed applications, check fit if you are pairing it with a specific drain bag model
• Color is blue, which may matter for facility standardization

FAQ

• Will this cover fit a low bed drain bag? Yes. The low-bed design fits Medline low bed drain bag DYND15215.
• Can this cover be used with other urinary drain bags? Yes. The cover will fit most urinary drain bags.
• Does this product include the urinary drain bag? No. This item is the cover only.
• How does the cover attach to the drain bag? Two closure devices are included to help affix the cover to a urinary drain bag.
• Why would a facility choose a drain bag cover like this? A fabric urinary drain bag cover helps conceal fluid in the bag, which can support patient dignity in care settings.

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