Medline Leg Bags with Slide-Tap Drainage Port, 1 Each

Leg Bags with Slide-Tap Drainage Port, 1 Each

This leg bag with slide-tap drainage port is a urinary drainage bag for patients who require a catheter and are able to ambulate on their own. It may fit care settings that want easier emptying and ready-to-use attachment, with elastic straps preconnected to each bag. Key selection details include a large-capacity bag, anti-reflux valve, fabric backing, and a sterile fluid pathway.

Good Fit For

• Ambulatory catheter patients
• Home and clinical catheter drainage routines
• Buyers seeking a leg bag with preconnected straps

Key Features

• Slide-tap drainage port supports easier draining during routine use
• Made for ambulatory catheter patients who need a leg bag option
• Elastic straps come preconnected to help simplify setup
• Anti-reflux valve helps support one-way flow
• Fabric backing adds a softer bag exterior
• Latex-free construction may suit facilities avoiding latex products

Applications and Usage

• Daytime urinary drainage for a patient who is able to walk independently
• Catheter management when a leg-mounted drainage bag is preferred
• Routine drainage bag changes where a slide-tap outlet may help simplify emptying

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This leg bag does not include tubing
• Capacity details in the source include both 1,100 mL and 900 mL, so confirm the needed volume before ordering
• The sterile detail applies to the fluid pathway

FAQ

• Is this leg bag intended for patients who can walk on their own? Yes. This leg bag can be used for patients who require a catheter but are able to ambulate on their own.
• What type of drain does this leg bag use? This leg bag uses a slide-tap drain, which is noted for ease of use.
• Does the bag come with straps attached? Yes. Elastic straps come preconnected to each bag, which can help streamline setup.
• Does this leg bag have reflux protection? Yes. The bag includes an anti-reflux valve.
• Is tubing included with this leg bag? No. The source information indicates no tubing.

From Medline.