- Medium | 17 oz. | 503 mL - $3.91
- Large | 25 oz. | 740 mL - $4.91
Kendall Healthcare Curity Urine Leg Bag with Antireflux Valve and Twist Valve Drainage
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Curity™ Urine Leg Bag by Kendall Healthcare offers a comfortable, secure, and hygienic solution for urinary drainage. Available in two sizes – 17 oz. (503 mL) and 25 oz. (740 mL) – this leg bag accommodates varying patient needs and wear times. Designed with latex-free straps and a longer catheter adapter, it ensures a reliable fit with most indwelling and external catheters. This leg bag features a built-in twist valve, allowing for fast and clean emptying with less chance of spills. There's no bottom cap to misplace, making the system easier to use. An integrated antireflux valve prevents backflow, offering additional protection and reducing the risk of infection.
Key Features and Benefits
- Available in two sizes to suit varying drainage needs
- 17 oz. (503 mL)
- 25 oz. (740 mL)
- Latex-free materials ideal for patients with latex sensitivities
- Longer catheter adapter offers a secure fit with most catheters
- Convenient twist valve allows for quick, no-mess drainage
- Built-in antireflux valve protects against backflow and infection risk
- No bottom cap – eliminates the worry of misplacing small parts
- Designed for use with indwelling or external catheters
- Suitable for home care, hospital, or long-term care environments
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How long can a catheter stay in?
A: 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.
Q: Can a catheter cause a UTI?
A: 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.
Q: Are catheters painful?
A: 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.
Q: How does a catheter work?
A: 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.
Q: Where can I buy catheter leg bags near me?
A: Catheter leg bags are available at medical supply stores, pharmacies, and online at Medicinal Supplies, where you can find high-quality options with convenient shipping.