Bard Bedside Drainage Bag with a Single-Hook Hanger
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Features:
- 2 size options available
- Vented drip chamber
- Anti-reflux valve
- Urine sample port
Product Overview:
Bedside Drainage Bag - Single-Hook Hanger (string)
Bedside Drainage Bag features anti-reflux valve, vented drip chamber, urine sample port on catheter connector tubing.
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Bard Bedside Drainage Bag with a Single-Hook Hanger Reviews Summary
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14 out of 15 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Safe (9)
Sturdy (9)
Lightweight (7)
Easy Storage (6)
Standard product (2)
Top Cons
clamp opens spontaneously (1)
tubing too short (1)
needs more secure clamp (1)
Top Best Uses
Elderly (3)
Following Surgery (3)
Emergency (2)
DISABLED (1)
Bedtime (1)
Pros:
Safe.
Easy Storage.
Sturdy.
Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
Emergency.
Describe Yourself:
Cancer survivor.
After radiation caused urinary problems, having to use catheters and night bags has made life easier for me.
by Ed from San Clemente, California
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 person found this review helpful
Pros:
Safe.
Sturdy.
Lightweight.
Best Uses:
DISABLED.
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
Emergency.
Describe Yourself:
MS patient.
I tied the small rope in two places, Added a small metal hook held with a zip tie (leave that zip tie loose so it can serve the second purpose). Attach it just below seat of power wheelchair. It seems to drain better when sleeping/resting because the bag is secured in a lower position this way. The large singe plastic hook and the bag easily hang on the zip tie allowing the bag to sit on my foot rest when I'm on the move. If you ever have a mess because you accidentally opened the metal drainage holder(rare but can happen)with your foot, the problem is easily fixed. Bend the metal (easily done with your fingers)so it doesn't open as easily. It still will open plenty easy when you want to drain the bag. I love the drain system on the Curity bag but I like the stiffer tubing better on this bag.
by never yell, "uncle" from Dayton, OH
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 person found this review helpful
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Q:
I have found that the tube that comes out of the bag to the drain clip comes loose from the bag, have had that happen 3 times now. Causes big mess try to keep bag sitting in plastic container but can't do that ALL the time.There should be glue to hold it in place, much safer.
Asked on Jan 12, 2015 3:09:57 PM by Matt from Charleston,SC
A:
I replace the drainage tube and clip with a 5 to 6" piece of rubber (latex) tubing and catheter plug. I use these for my leg bag too w/a 10" piece of tubing. The tube that I've found easiest to use measures 1/2" inside diameter with a 1/16" wall (tubes with the thicker wall are hard to put on). This is easier to empty the bag and eliminates the metal clamp cutting into the green tube or accidentally opening. The latex tubing was hard to find, though, and was sold by the foot. I bought a box of 100-ft. at a small, local medical supply store. I buy Allegro's #561620 plug & cap set so I can protect the top of the drainage bags. I hope this helps!
Answered on Feb 5, 2016 6:41:55 PM by washilover from California
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Q:
if bed does not have anything to hook on foley bag, what can I use?
Asked on Jun 5, 2014 7:28:40 PM by Eve from San Jose, CA
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We do not use the hook feature on the bag. At night we hang the bag on the rim of a bucket.
Answered on Jun 29, 2015 12:46:07 PM by cookies62 from midwest
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Part Number(s): 094 0110 07, 35041900, 094 2277, 094 2219
Mfg Part Number(s): 154002, 154102
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 0110 08, 094 0110 07, 094 2219, 094 2277
