The Cardinal Health Dover Urine Leg Bags offer an optimal combination of convenience, comfort, and hygiene for urine collection. Constructed to include an anti-reflux valve, these bags efficiently prevent backflow, safeguarding against potential infections and ensuring a healthier experience.

For ease of use, they're equipped with a twist valve that facilitates simple and spill-free emptying. Constructed entirely free of latex, these bags are safe for those with sensitive skin or latex allergies. Each leg bag comes complete with durable, adjustable leg straps for secure attachment, ensuring discreet wearability. These bags are available in medium and large capacities, catering to varying patient needs, with pre-attached extension tubes for added convenience.

Key Features:

• Equipped with an anti-reflux valve to prevent urine backflow, ensuring maximum hygiene and infection control.
• The twist valve design allows for easier emptying with minimal spillage, adding convenience and efficiency to the drainage process in all environments.
• Each bag comes with leg straps for secure attachment and comfortable wear throughout daily activities.
• All components are latex-free, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions for patients with latex sensitivities.

Uses:

• The Cardinal Health Dover Urine Leg Bags are designed to collect urine for patients with urinary incontinence or those who need continuous drainage due to surgery or other health conditions. Ideal for both hospital and home care settings.
• These urine leg bags are lightweight and discreet, allowing patients to maintain their mobility and day-to-day activities with confidence while ensuring efficient urine collection.

FAQs:

1. How often should the urine leg bag be changed?
The urine leg bag should ideally be changed every 5 to 7 days, or as directed by your healthcare provider, to maintain hygiene and efficient drainage.

2. Can the bag capacity handle overnight use?
Yes, the large capacity bag (25 oz/730mL) is suitable for overnight use, ensuring sufficient space for urine collection and minimizing the need for frequent emptying.