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Rusch Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc

  • Designed to be used with foley or suprapubic catheters
  • Fills by internal pressure push
  • Ready to use, sterile, Latex-free

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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.

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Rusch Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc

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Belly Bag Urinary Drainage Bag - 1000cc Reviews Summary

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Average Rating
70 reviews
68 out of 69 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros

Sturdy (29)
Lightweight (29)
Safe (25)
Easy Storage (17)
Convenient (9)
Top Cons

none (4)
Bulky (2)
Sitting uncomfortable (1)
Can't find any problems (1)
No strap to hold to bed (1)
Top Best Uses

Elderly (11)
Following Surgery (9)
Emergency (3)
Daily (2)
Activities (1)
1-5 of 70 reviews
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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 from Palm Desert,Ca
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
Much better than leg bags

Pros:
Lightweight. Convenient.
Cons:
Not Rusch made.
Describe Yourself:
Neuorgenic Bladder.

The Rusch bag was higher quality than the replacement you sell now. The belt gets very twisted and the gauge of plastic is of lesser quality

by from Potomac MD
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
7 out of 10 found this review helpful
Great Product

Pros:
Sturdy. Lightweight. Convenient. Safe.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly. Total Retention at times..

If you have to wear a bag, I find this to be the best. You never have to adjust it when using,just empty. Most of the time I forget I have it on.

by from Central N.Y.
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Belly Bag urinary drainage bag 1000 cc b

Pros:
Sturdy. Lightweight. Safe. Easy Storage. Comfortable.
Cons:
Intake tube does not swiv. Intake tube does not swiv. Intake tube doesn't turn.
Best Uses:
Daily comfort. Elderly. Easy to empty.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly. Medical Professional. Urostomy patient. have limited mobility.

Biggest grumble is lack of turning of intake tube. Presently turning adds poaching out or blockage causing separation of osteomy seal and wet clothes. I am not an employee of this company nor have I been compensated in any way.

by from Cincinnati, Ohio
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 11 found this review helpful
HUGE UPGRADE FROM LEG BAG! Verified Reviewer

Pros:
Convenient and discreet.
Best Uses:
Foley users with mobility.
Describe Yourself:
Non-elderly 65 senior.

This product is a HUGE upgrade from the traditional leg bag. It's discreet, undetectable, and easy to use and manage. I've been using it 24/7 for several months and would recommend it highly to anyone who needs to use a foley. New users should know that the inlet valve is somewhat delicate and may occasionally restrict urine flow. This can happen while sitting in one position for any length of time .... especially when driving. An urge to urinate is the warning sign of this. The fix is quick & easy! Just grasp the valve where it attaches to the bag and giggle it back and forth. Be careful not to grasp the catheter, it could come off .... ask me how I know! For this reason I think it's IMPERATIVE that the belly bag NOT be used by someone who may be unable to recognize and act on the above warning sign. Overall, this is truly a fine quality product!

by from Illinois
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
22 out of 26 found this review helpful
1-5 of 70 reviews
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Can this be used with G-Tube for drainage?
Asked on Nov 8, 2015 5:04:44 PM by vcdolphin from Chicago
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How big of a waist will this fit on.?
Asked on Apr 7, 2015 8:45:03 PM by Mary Jane Blanchard from Jacksonville, Florida
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i believe I read it on the rausch website but if not it was another medical supply website the belt that comes is either 52" or 56", can't remember but they said it is easily interchangeable for any fabric store bought belt.
Answered on Dec 17, 2015 5:28:17 AM by Emma from Southern California
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With the belly bag, do the weight of the urine, pull the belly bag down from your waist?
Asked on Nov 22, 2014 8:00:42 AM by VMac from Maryland
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I have been using the belly bag for about 2 years now, the belt is not elastic so the bag does not sag or pull downn when full
Answered on May 11, 2015 12:57:23 PM by MLH from Everett, WA
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I just got a Foley & the nurse told me the collection bag had to always be lower than the tube, so I don't see how this fills up sitting on the hips. Can you explain?
Asked on Jul 31, 2014 3:46:21 PM by NYLablady from FL
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I have used the belly bag for two years, origionally with a foley catheter and now with a SP cath and have not had any problems at all. I think the nurse told you what she did because she has no first hand experience and is simply reciting what she learned in school. Which is outdated information
Answered on May 11, 2015 12:52:06 PM by MLH from Everett, WA
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The bag still fills while being worn at the same level as your bladder due to the pressure gradient naturally present in your body. Fluid will always move from a high pressure area, like the inside of your body, to a low pressure area, like the inside of the Belly Bag. The bag will always be at a lower pressure than your body until it is full.
Answered on Sep 3, 2015 10:17:38 PM by Cylis from Omaha, NE
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Can it be used with a small child? he is 6
Asked on Jun 27, 2013 12:46:38 PM by GammaS from hartford wi
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does Medicare pay for the belly bag
Asked on Dec 23, 2012 12:14:31 PM by Judith from NV
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Only if you use a Medicare authorized nursing service to change the catheter.
Answered on Jun 29, 2013 8:58:40 AM by Toby45 from AZ
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Are belly bags covered by medicare
Asked on Dec 6, 2012 6:38:15 PM by nurse kim from home
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Yes medicare pays for the bags.
Answered on Aug 12, 2014 7:21:32 PM by dank from Decatur,Il
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can a belly bag be used when a colostomy is present?
Asked on Nov 15, 2012 6:26:00 PM by Captain America from Hattiesburg, MS
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My dad had a colostomy for 29 years. He used a belly bag for 13 months with no problem. (He'd switch to a bedside 2000 ml while sleeping.
Answered on Oct 24, 2015 11:41:30 AM by Ben T from Houston TX
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Can I use bleach to clean my belly bag. I take a lot of meds. Vinegar rinse doe not seem to freshen the bag.
Asked on Oct 31, 2012 4:05:53 PM by JL from Georgia
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9cc of water to 1cc of bleach works well.
Answered on Dec 3, 2013 11:00:18 PM by Den from WA
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Yes, we clean my wife's belly bag nightly with bleach.
Answered on Jan 6, 2014 6:25:18 PM by Mike Rock from Yakima, Washington
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How long can you use this without it getting a oder of urine?
Asked on Jun 10, 2012 5:36:32 PM by oldrndirt from Oklahoma
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Can Belly bag be used for urostomy pt.s?
Asked on Mar 24, 2012 3:41:17 PM by lou lou from MI
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CAN I BUY BELLY BAGS IN THE U.K. IF SO WHO DO I CONTACT. THANKS
Answered on Aug 29, 2012 11:48:34 AM by Kim Hart from PETERBOROUGH u.k.
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is the belly bag latex free?
Asked on Mar 15, 2012 1:24:22 PM by debi from texas
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Yes, the Belly Bag is latex free.
Answered on Jul 21, 2016 12:17:11 AM by Lynn from NW Arknasas
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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
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Yes, the Belly Bag can be worn 24/7 as well as in the shower or swimming pool.
Answered on Jul 21, 2016 12:19:10 AM by Lynn from NW Arknasas
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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
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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
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I use a belly bag with a supr-pubic catheter - that I wear continuously - except to shower - so everyday I remove the catheter and sanitize as well as the belly bag (I alternate between 2 or 3) - and I clean them BOTH with Clorox cleaner WITH bleach - and then sanitize the catheter in alcohol. The catheter is my own design - with a built-in ELBOW to allow the catheter to hug the body and connect to the bag. this works really well. I can run, swim, walk and sleep in this configuration.
Answered on Jan 9, 2014 8:39:33 AM by RichK from Florida
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I have a supra pubic catheter and I use the bbelly bags with no problems at all
Answered on May 11, 2015 12:44:19 PM by MLH from Everett, WA
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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
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You can do it from a wheelchair, if you can slide your pants down (or pull your skirt up). I slide my pants down to about knee level; then I hook a bottle on the pants' top, and empty the bag into that. I am usually on the toilet when I do this, but it can be done in a wheelchair or any kind of seat, including a bed.
Answered on Oct 29, 2012 2:02:03 PM by [email protected] from Lawrence KS
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The belly bag also comes in a style with a long tube for drainage. I have no idea if the tube in a problem while wearing the bag but it makes emptying it easier.
Answered on May 25, 2013 6:00:38 PM by AS from FL
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how does this get emptied?
Asked on Jun 9, 2011 11:59:00 AM by ama from MA
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Can this bag be used for nephrostomy?
Asked on May 28, 2011 3:43:28 PM by DaveWisconsin from Milwaukee
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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
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Part Number(s): 094 572931 02, 094 0828, 094 572931 01, 094 0829

Mfg Part Number(s): B1000, B1000P, B1000CT

Scrip Part Number(s): 094 0828, 094 572931 01, 094 572931 02, 094 0829

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