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Medical Grade PVC ConstructionHigh Quality, Medical-Grade PVC material and components for absolute reliability.
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100% Latex FreeHypo-allergenic for users with latex allergies.
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Air Vent & Anti-Reflux ValveAir-Vent & Anti-Reflux Valve
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EO SterilizationSterile, Non-Toxic, and Non-Pyrogenic.
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CE is an abbreviation for Conformite Europeenne (European Conformity) and the mark indicates that all the requirements for the specific product meet the European standards and that it has been tested and allowed to enter the European market. Learn more: http://ec.europa.eu/growth/single-market/ce-marking/ | |
ISO (International Organization for Standardization) 13485:2003 standard represents the quality management system for design and manufacturing of medical devices; it was published in 2003. This international certification requires the manufacturer the quality system of the facilities. Learn more: http://www.iso.org/iso/catalogue_detail?csnumber=36786 | |
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About Our Urine Bags
Why StayDry?
Consumer Tips
StayDry™ Urine Bag point of difference lies in our special features on select models including:
- Anti-Reflux Valve
- Urine Meter
- Needless Sampling Port
All StayDry™ Urine Bag meets the highest standard requirements set by various regulatory bodies and as such are the collection bags of choice for major hospitals, clinics, senior living facilities and individual patients. StayDry Urine Bags are the most reliable and trusted collection bags in the developing world.
StayDry™ Urine Bag Collection (also called urinary bag or urinary drainage bag) is a medical-grade PVC bag attached to a catheter that collects and temporarily stores urine for those that suffer from urinary incontinence, urinary retention, or suffer from other health problems which affect the flow of urine.
Our quality medical-grade PVC urine bags are 100% latex free and EO sterilized which allow our users to stay free of irritation and prevent possible infection. Whether a patient is mobile or immobile, StayDry Urine Bags provide a solution available either as a hanging-drainage bag or a leg-mounted bag:
- StayDry Hanging Drainage bags are large urine bag designed to retain large volumes of urine. These urine bags are commonly utilized during the evening to provide a comfortable and convenient nights rest. These bags are also suitable for patients who are immobile and confined to extended bed rest.
- StayDry Leg Mounted Bags are smaller bags which allow patients a high level of mobility in order to allow them to effectively manage day-to-day activities with ease of mind. StayDry Leg Mounted Bags are designed for maximum comfort and protection.
In addition, StayDry urine bag has an anti-reflexive push-pull valve, screw valve, or T-valve option, and come in multiple capacities to best suit consumer needs and allow our users to comfortably manage uncontrollable urinary problems.
Our urine bag provides increased comfort and ease of mind compared to generic urine collection bags, what is the StayDry difference?
Why Our Urine Bags?
StayDry provides the most affordable, yet high quality Urine Bags available internationally. The level of features available to you such as anti-reflexive push-pull valves, screw valves and T-valve options will allow you to customize your requirements and provide you with the flexibility and comfort to enjoy your day. Gain hospital level quality and care on a personal level with our urine bags available in selected markets throughout Asia, Africa, the Middle East, South America and Europe.
How to Change Your Urine Bag?
Your urine bag should be changed once a month. However, if the bag begins to smell or has come into contact with a foreign object, change it immediately.
How To Change Your Urine Bag
- 1 Wash your hands well for sanitary reasons.
- 2 Put the bag below your hip or bladder. Keep the bag in that position as you empty the contents.
- 3 Hold the bag over the toilet or professionally recommended waste container, open the spout at the bottom of the bag, and empty the urine into the toilet or container. Do not allow the bag touch the rim of the toilet or container.
- 4 Clean the spout with rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball or gauze.
- 5 Close the spout tightly.
- 6 Attach the bag back to your leg or hang it from the stand (depending on which bag type you are using). Do not place it on the floor!
- 7 Wash your hands again.
Your urine bag should be emptied at least two or three times a day, or when it is a 1/3 to a 1/2 full.
How To Drain your Urine Bag
- 1 Wash your hands well for sanitary reasons.
- 2 Put the bag below your hip or bladder. Keep the bag in that position as you empty the contents.
- 3 Hold the bag over the toilet or professionally recommended waste container, open the spout at the bottom of the bag, and empty the urine into the toilet or container. Do not allow the bag touch the rim of the toilet or container.
- 4 Clean the spout with rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball or gauze.
- 5 Close the spout tightly.
- 6 Attach the bag back to your leg or hang it from the stand (depending on which bag type you are using). Do not place it on the floor!
- 7 Wash your hands again.
FAQs
What is the best way to keep my urine bag clean?
- Wash your hands for sanitary reasons.
- Disconnect the tube from the bag. Attach the tube to a clean bag.
- Clean the used bag by filling it with a solution of 2 parts white vinegar and 3 parts water. Or you can use 1 tablespoon of chlorine bleach mixed with about a half cup of water.
- Close the bag with the cleaning liquid in it. Lightly shake the bag.
- Let the bag soak in this solution for 20 minutes.
- Hang the bag to dry with the bottom spout hanging down.
How often should I clean my urine bag?
Are StayDry urine bags reusable?
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When should I use the leg-mounted bag vs. the hanging-drainage bag?
Can the leg-mounted bag be hidden when in public?
Are there any risks when using a urine bag?
What are the symptoms of a urinary tract infection?
- Pain around your sides or lower back
- Urine smells bad, or it is cloudy or a different color
- Fever or chills
- A burning sensation or pain in your bladder or pelvis
- You feel tired, experience muscle pain, and have a hard time focusing.