Dynarex Urinary Leg Bag, For Use with a Catheter, Has a Non-Drip Closure and Anti-Reflux Valve, Includes Easy-to-Use Straps, 1000 ml/20 oz Capacity, Medium, White, 1 Box of 12 Dynarex Urinary Leg Bags

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A urinary leg bag is a part of my body since prostate surgery (14 years now). I like this urinary bag. It has one drawback: the drain valve consists of a fine-threaded screw instead of a flip-ball valve. When it is new, it works 100% well. The threads are clean and tighten well. If the patient does not drink enough water, the urine stone sediment will begin to cling to the threads and make it more difficult to open and close than the flip-ball type valve. The life of a Urinary Leg Bag for me is about five days. I've never had a bag leak but have had valve leaks. Urine bag shortcoming is primarily the fast build-up of odor and the collection of urine sediment on the moving parts of the drain valve. But, the fine-thread drain valve on this bag does not rule it out. It is a very good bag. IF THE USER DOES NOT TIGHTEN THE FINE THREADS, THE BAG WILL PRODUCE A VERY WET SOCK. But, they tend to be cheaper than flip-ball valve bags. I adjust my mind and realize I must put more pressure on the threads when closing the valve. It's a good buy. Try it! To be fair, the flip-ball valve quickly takes on mineral sediment and gets harder to open and close. BUT, you know when it is closed or not closed.

could not find locally, received in 1 day from Amazon and they are great, no leakage

muy debiles

My husband uses them. We have been very satisfied with the product.

I've never had any problems with these. Good value for the money.

The valves for emptying keep popping off for no GD reason. Which means I get covered in piddle. They want me to send back the compromised bags that broke on me..Is that not a Biohazard?