Bard Extension Tubes - 18", Latex-Free, Non-sterile
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Features
Bard Extension Tubes - 18", Latex-Free, Non-sterile
- 18 inches
- Attach catheter to drainage bag
- Latex-Free
- Non-sterile
Product Overview
Bard Extension Tubes - 18", Latex-Free, Non-sterile
Bard Extension Tubes - 18", latex-free, Non-sterile
The 18" Extension Tubes by Bard. These extension tubes are perfect for connecting a Foley or external catheter to a drainage bag. Most people use them to connect to large drainage bag at night to give them extra mobility to toss and turn.
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Bard Extension Tubes - 18", Latex-Free, Non-sterile
Bard Extension Tubes - 18", Latex-Free, Non-sterile Reviews Summary
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12 out of 12 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Safe (5)
Lightweight (4)
Sturdy (3)
Easy Storage (2)
Transparent (1)
Top Cons
Difficult Storage (1)
Irritates skin (1)
Reluctant to loop (1)
Top Best Uses
Elderly (2)
Quadriplegic (1)
Superpubic catheter users (1)
Urinary leg or bed bag (1)
UA for handicapped (1)
Pros:
Easy Storage.
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Cons:
Latex are more pliable.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Connection tips are easy to push in and stay connected.
by MdMom from Baltimore, MD
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Pros:
Lightweight.
Safe.
Sturdy.
very flexible.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
flexibility.
softness.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
incontinant.
This extension is by far the most flexible and softest extension of all that I've ever used. It's sufficiently long enough to connect the catheter to a leg bag. A great product !!
by frog, the hopper from Guanajuato, MEXICO
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Safe.
Sturdy.
Best Uses:
Quadriplegic.
Describe Yourself:
C 7 Quadriplegic.
I been using these tubes for the last 10 years, their tips are easy to connect to the foley catheter and the tube end connects easy to the Legbag that i'm using even with bad handfunction as we quads have. I never had any problem with this product ever and don't really know if there is anything about it that is not good.
by Nathalie Wangerzyn from Portland Oregon
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy.
Balloon holds up well. .
Balloon holds up well. .
No collapsing .
Cons:
Null.
Best Uses:
Null.
Describe Yourself:
MS diagnosis.
Null
by KS from Ohio
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Lightweight.
Safe.
Best Uses:
UA for handicapped.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Had to collect urine sample from a diaper dependent multiple handicapped son. This along with condom cathedar kept him from the trauma of normal catherization. Thank you!
by tepid55 from East Texas
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Bard Extension Tubes - 18", Latex-Free, Non-sterile
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 Is this tubing made with silicone (which allows greater flexibility)?
Asked on Feb 7, 2014 10:45:56 AM by Mike
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Is this extension tube yellow? I am trying to find the "old school" extension tubing that's yellow because places I've beeb trying to get them from have switched to the clear tubing. Thanks for any assistance
Asked on Oct 9, 2013 12:48:09 PM by dukie357
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No. It's yellow orange
Answered on Nov 21, 2013 11:19:14 PM by Gabby from Oh
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Yes they are yellow.
Answered on Dec 31, 2013 10:49:23 AM by mike from Boca Raton, FL
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No, tubing is clear and very soft. I think it will pinch shut if placed between your legs. I have purchased clear thick tubing from local hardware store. Then I gently removed the tubing connector from one of the tubes and glued it into the clear tubing with PVC cement (also from the hardware store). I wash all of this with some full strength bleach and then a lot of water every day to sterilize, and have had zero problems over past 3 mos. Bad news for Allegro since I will probably never need another extension again.
Answered on Dec 31, 2013 1:11:12 PM by Mike from cOLORADO
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I've used a number of different extension tubes, and none of them were yellow, untill the pee began coloring them. The bard tube is, by far, the best of all of them that I've used. Very flexible.
Answered on Jan 6, 2014 10:33:33 AM by mazohir from CALIFORNIA
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No it is the clear tubing, I've been using them for a year now without any problems.
Answered on Jan 9, 2014 7:02:11 PM by rosc from NY
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Yes it is connected to the hose already.
Answered on Jan 9, 2014 7:05:28 PM by rosc from NY
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I've used a number of different extension tubes, and none of them were yellow, untill the pee began coloring them. The bard tube is, by far, the best of all of them that I've used. Very flexible.
Answered on Jan 14, 2014 12:46:22 PM by mazohir from CALIFORNIA
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When the description says 'NON LATEX' its the clear tubing. You will need a different item number - try 6A4194. Bard must have re-assigned their numbers. I ORDERED 3 TIMES BEFORE I FOUND WHAT I WANTED!
Answered on Feb 11, 2014 10:45:48 AM by nfplansing from MI
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I too have been searching for the yellow tubing. I finally found it, but you have to order 50 yards at a time. My trouble is finding the small graduated connectors to attach tubing to leg bag...
Answered on Jan 31, 2016 11:19:13 PM by Hugopetty from NY
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what is the width (not length) of the tubing, please? Thanks.
Asked on Aug 6, 2013 2:33:16 PM by MOI
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Do these tubes come with a connector?
Asked on Feb 15, 2013 10:31:17 AM by sparky
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The plastic end connects to the cath and the other end fits over the connector on the leg bag
Answered on Feb 26, 2013 5:35:05 PM by Paula from MA
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Yes, they come with a connector that appears to be from PVC polymner. With care it can be extracted off the extension tubing and then glued onto some decent tubing that will not collapse the first time you put it between your legs at night.
Answered on Dec 31, 2013 1:13:24 PM by Mike from Colorado
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Yes, the end that connects to the catheter has a connector. The other end connects to the connector on the urine bag.
Answered on Jan 6, 2014 10:35:39 AM by mozohir from CALIFORNIA
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Wondering why Bard extension tubes are priced higher by the case of 24 vs individual pricing? Also you advertise a code to receive 45% discount but do not show a field to enter the 45% discount code thus expecting the customer to check out at full price plus paying for shipping on top of that. No thank you.
Asked on May 24, 2012 2:40:39 PM by curious
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Part Number(s): 094 0066, 094 2185
Mfg Part Number(s): 150615
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 0066, 094 2185
Is this tubing made with silicone (which allows greater flexibility)?
what is the width (not length) of the tubing, please? Thanks.
Wondering why Bard extension tubes are priced higher by the case of 24 vs individual pricing? Also you advertise a code to receive 45% discount but do not show a field to
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Do these tubes come with a connector?
The plastic end connects to the cath and the other end fits over the connector on the leg bag
Is this extension tube yellow? I am trying to find the "old school" extension tubing that's yellow because places I've beeb trying to get them from have switched to the
… read more
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No. It's yellow orange
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