- Medium 17 fl oz (503 mL) | Single bag - $4.48
- Large 25 fl oz (739 mL) | Single bag - $4.46
- Large 25 fl oz (739 mL) | Case of 50 bags - $159.93
Cardinal Health Dover Urine Leg Bag with Antireflux and Twist Valve
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Cardinal Health Dover Urine Leg Bag is a drainage bag worn on the leg for external urine collection. It has an antireflux valve and a twist valve. The bag is sterile and for single use. Leg straps and the bag itself are not made with natural rubber latex. Two sizes are available: Medium 17 oz (503 mL) and Large 25 oz (739 mL). The bag is worn on the thigh with included elastic straps and can be worn discreetly under clothing such as skirts, dresses, or pants.
Key Features and Benefits
- Sterile
- Single-use
- Antireflux valve
- Twist valve
- Latex-free leg straps – straps are not made with natural rubber latex
- Latex-free bag – the bag itself is not made with natural rubber latex
- Worn on the leg – attach to your thigh with the included elastic straps and keep the bag lower than your bladder at all times
- Discreet and mobile – wear under skirts, dresses, or pants while moving freely
Cardinal Health Dover Urine Leg Bag with Antireflux and Twist Valve Sizing Chart
| MPN | Size | Capacity | Sold Unit | Case Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 145514 | Medium | 17 oz (503 mL) | One bag | Not sold by the case |
| 145516 | Large | 25 oz (739 mL) | One bag or Case of 50 bags | 50 bags per case |
How to Use
- Wearing: Attach the leg bag to your thigh with the included elastic straps. Keep the bag lower than your bladder at all times to prevent urine backflow.
- Emptying: Empty the bag at least 2-3 times per day or when it is a third to half full. Hold the bag over the toilet, open the twist valve spout at the bottom, and empty. Clean the spout with rubbing alcohol before closing tightly.
- Changing: Replace the bag once or twice a month, or sooner if it smells bad or looks dirty.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How long can a catheter stay in?
The duration a catheter can remain in place depends on the type. Indwelling catheters can stay in for up to 2-4 weeks, while intermittent catheters are removed after each use. Always follow healthcare provider recommendations.
Can a catheter cause a UTI?
Yes, catheters can increase the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) if not properly maintained. Regular cleaning and following sterile procedures can reduce this risk.
Are catheters painful?
Some discomfort may be experienced when inserting or removing a catheter, but with proper technique and lubrication, pain can be minimized. If significant pain occurs, consult a healthcare provider.
How does a catheter work?
A catheter is a flexible tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine. It can be connected to a leg bag for discreet urine collection and easy drainage.
Where can I buy catheter leg bags near me?
Catheter leg bags are available at medical supply stores, pharmacies, and online from us, where you can find high-quality options with convenient shipping.
