» Catheters
 

Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc

Rusch Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc
Click for larger image & other views
Price Guarantee
193132
Place Your Order Here
Our Price
$25.50

    See lower price in cart



List Price
$38.25
You Save
$12.75 (33%)
Choose an Option
= most popular choice
Deliver one time only
Monthly delivery every
Sale Icon
Save 40% - Off List Price. Ends Midnight Tonight. Details
Other Info
IDs
Average Customer Rating
4.5/5 Stars
(30 ratings)
Featured Customer Review
My brother has a suprapubic catheter, required after a painf... [ read more ]
By Julie from Williamston, N.C.
Other Options
Email this to a Friend
Expect A Gift
Q&A
Set Up Auto Re-Order (details)
Normally in Stock. Usually ships in 1-2 days.
Rusch
Rusch (Teleflex)

Frequently Ordered Together

Customers buy these products with the Dale Medical Foley Catheter Holder

Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc
Quick Look
and
and

Get All 3 For Only: $38.64

Customers who viewed this product also viewed:

Foley Catheter Holder
Quick Look
11% viewed
Foley Catheter Holder
4.5/5 Stars
(75 ratings)
Our Price:
List Price:  $8.27 
You Save: $2.76 (33%)
Choose Options for Foley Catheter Holder
Leg Bag with Sterile Fluid Pathway
Quick Look
7% viewed
Leg Bag with Sterile Fluid Pathway
4.5/5 Stars
(45 ratings)
Our Price:
List Price:  $7.35 
You Save: $2.45 (33%)
Choose Options for Leg Bag with Sterile Fluid Pathway
BARDIA Closed System Drain Bag - 2000ml - Sterile
Quick Look
6% viewed
BARDIA Closed System Drain Bag - 2000ml - Sterile
4/5 Stars
(60 ratings)
Our Price:
List Price:  $3.18 
You Save: $1.06 (33%)
Choose Options for BARDIA Closed System Drain Bag - 2000ml - Sterile

Features

Rusch Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc

  • Use 24/7 w/Foley or Suprapubic Catheters
  • Fills by internal pressure push
  • Ready to use, Latex Free

Product Overview

Rusch Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc

Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag


The Belly Bag by Rusch improves dignity, mobility and quality of life by having the bag worn at the abdominal area. Fastening around the waist by means of a woven belt with a quick release buckle makes it suitable for men or woman 24 hours per day. It is designed to be used with foley or suprapubic catheter (Not for use with External Male Catheter). Eliminates the problems associated with leg and bedside bags including inadvertent catheter extraction and leg bruising.

Belly Bag

The Belly Bag is emptied by means of a drain tube with a twist valve that is in the approximate position of the urethra. An anti reflux valve behind the catheter port prevents reflux urine flow.

Comes complete and ready to use with easy-to-fasten waist belt, anti-reflux valve, and soft nonwoven back panel. Sterile, 1000cc capacity.

Top

Place Your Order Here

Rusch Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc

B1000 - Each - $25.50
B1000 - Box of 10 - $212.48


Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc Reviews Summary

Allegro Medical does not endorse, recommend or sponsor any customer product reviews, ideas or advice.
Average Rating
30 reviews
Stacked Stars
(0)
(0)
28 out of 57 recommended this product to their friends
Pros

Sturdy (24)
Lightweight (24)
Safe (21)
Easy Storage (16)
Convenient (5)
Discreet (4)
Comfortable to wear (2)
Freedom to walk (1)
Less worry (1)
Easy to use (1)
Quality (1)
Good Value (1)
comfortable (1)
Convenient and discreet (1)
Very Discreet (1)
Confortable (1)
use 24/7 (1)
Practical (1)
Cons

None (3)
Bulky (1)
Sitting uncomfortable (1)
Can't find any problems (1)
No strap to hold to bed (1)
None notable (1)
Must transfer to drain (1)
none (1)
Best Uses

Elderly (8)
Following Surgery (7)
Daily (2)
Emergency (2)
Activities (1)
Urinary incontenence (1)
DISABLED (1)
247 (1)
Hot weather (1)
247 for Cath Users (1)
Full time foley user (1)
Wearing a dress (1)
Foley users with mobility (1)
Going out in public (1)
No one knows it is there (1)
Active Lifestyle (1)
All the time (1)
Spinal cord injury (1)
any time you use a foley (1)
Catheter dependent (1)
1-5 of 30 reviews
1 2 3
A Great Bag Verified Reviewer

Pros:
Sturdy. Lightweight. Safe.
Cons:
None.
Best Uses:
Urinary incontenence.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

I went from wearing diapers which are very in efficient to catheters. With the leg bag it is very hard to manage and get the straps to stay on the leg. With this the belt is around the waist and is easily adjusted. I can put a pair of panties over this and it is virtualy undetectable. The setup is very easy to do. With my catheter and this on I hardly know that it is there. Thank you Rush for making this.

by Christy the Catheter girl from Topeka, KS
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
No more sliding leg bags!

Pros:
Sturdy. Lightweight. Convenient. Practical.
Best Uses:
Catheter dependent.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.

At last, a urinary drainage bag that lets you bear the weight around your waist and not on your leg. Totally allows you to wear bag comfortably and discreetly under clothes, and makes emptying a breeze. Highly recommend.

by EM from Brooklyn, NY
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
its great, but the valve leaks,at times

Pros:
Lightweight. Easy Storage. Convenient.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.

I have used the Rusch belly bag for a year and have only one problem. I tighten the nozzle and some times in moving around, it gradually opens with out my knowing it. The nozzle needs to be a shut off valve like on the Bard leg bag, and not a screw type. I changed valves from the Bard to the Rusch, and it works perfectly

by Tom from Palm Desert,Ca
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
excellent product

Pros:
Sturdy. Safe. Convenient. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Elderly. Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

This products needs an elastic belt for a better fit

by Undertaker from Colorado Springs CO
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
fell in love with product

Pros:
Sturdy. Lightweight. Safe. Easy Storage. Convenient. use 24/7.
Cons:
none.
Best Uses:
Elderly. Following Surgery. any time you use a foley.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

I have been using the foley on weekends with the belly bag. Freedom to move around in bed no tubes to get caught or pulled. The capacity of the bag can go from 3 to 6 hour before I have to empty it. Self cath on the days with out the foley and have goten to love the foley and belly bag. Going to ask the Dr if I can use it full time, like the belly bag so much.

by Joe from Orlando, FL 32824
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
1-5 of 30 reviews
1 2 3
Question and Answer Header
Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc
Ask the community about this product and get answers. Share your knowledge and advice. Learn More about Q&A.
Ask Question
Q and A Hands
7 Questions | 9 Answers
Question:
Can the belly bag be worn at night? To empty this style drainage bag, is it best that the wearer be sitting or standing rather than laying down?
Asked on Jan 27, 2012 8:33:03 AM by fjelly from Wisconsin
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Be the first to share!
Nickname: Location:
Answer:
Email Address:
Question:
Can I used the belly bag - I have a suprapubic cather. Thank you.
Asked on Sep 10, 2011 12:02:49 PM by reenbo from Ontario
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
Answer:
I have seen one study that included persons with belly bags. No problems reported. A google search using "belly bag and suprapubic cath" brings up a lot of info. As a professional, I would be comfortable using them.
Answered on Dec 12, 2011 5:48:43 PM by msedrn from Texas
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Question:
can this be emptied from a wheelchair or only on a toilet?
Asked on Jun 9, 2011 7:29:33 PM by ama781 from massachusetts
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Be the first to share!
Nickname: Location:
Answer:
Email Address:
Question:
how does this get emptied?
Asked on Jun 9, 2011 11:59:00 AM by ama from MA
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
Answer:
There is a spout with a twist-type valve that folds down to empty the bag. Hold the spout over the toilet, graduate container, bedpan, or urinal. Center the drain spout over the container, then twist the valve clockwise to open & drain. When the bag is empty, twist the valve counterclockwise to close.
Answered on Dec 12, 2011 6:00:02 PM by msedrn from Texas
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Question:
can this be emptied while sitting in a wheelchair, or do i have to sit on a toilet?
Asked on Jun 8, 2011 10:59:41 AM by ama from MA
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Answer this question
2 answers
Answer:
Yes...I just pull the bag outaround the tube as best i can and then empty into a urinal or cup.
Answered on Jul 12, 2011 8:49:55 AM by John from Wisconsin
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Answer:
It can be emptied into a graduate container, bedpan, or urinal while the person is seated in a wheelchair.
Answered on Dec 12, 2011 5:50:56 PM by msedrn from Texas
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Question:
Can this bag be used for nephrostomy?
Asked on May 28, 2011 3:43:28 PM by DaveWisconsin from Milwaukee
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
Answer:
As a nurse, my best guess is no. The inlet is large enough to connect to the outlet (open end) of a regular Foley catheter. A nephrostomy tube is much smaller than an indwelling catheter, so the open end would be too small to fit the connector/inlet.
Answered on Dec 12, 2011 6:12:01 PM by msedrn from Texas
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Question:
Can the belly bag be washed and reused?
Asked on May 5, 2011 11:11:04 AM by Teedee from Chicago Il.
Yeah, good question!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(2) Yes - (0) No
Know the answer? Answer this question
4 answers
Answer:
Good question I have cleaned mine and used it for two months I do not know if that is OK
Answered on Jul 9, 2011 6:29:49 AM by MAC from Florida
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Answer:
So far I've had no problem, I was with warm water and anti bacterial soap and rinse thoroughly . I order new one once a month three a month.
Answered on Jul 12, 2011 10:24:07 AM by T from Chicago
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Answer:
i use vinegar and warm water to wash my bag out. have had no trouble with doing this. still works great.
Answered on Oct 18, 2011 11:25:15 AM by bag user from arizona
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No
Answer:
The guidelines for cleaning leg bags have been studied and published. They recommend using a 1:10 bleach solution (1 part bleach to 10 parts water), then rinsing well. I have done this with a belly bag and have had no problems.
Answered on Dec 12, 2011 6:14:43 PM by msedrn from Texas
This answer was helpful!
Yes Vote
No Vote
(0) Yes - (0) No

Part Number(s): RUSB1000

Mfg Part Number(s): B1000

Top