Uro Bag

A “Uro bag” (also known as a urine drainage bag or catheter bag) is a medical device used to collect and store urine from individuals who are unable to empty their bladder voluntarily or require temporary or long-term urinary catheterization.

Key features of our products:

• Collection Capacity: Typically has a capacity of 2 liters, according to Romsons.
• Tubing: Includes a 100 cm long, super-smooth, and kink-resistant tubing to ensure unrestricted urine flow.
• Connection: Features a modified tapered connector to facilitate an aseptic connection between the catheter and the bag.
• Valve: Incorporates an efficient non-return valve with a top outlet to prevent urine backflow.
• Handle/Hanger: Some designs include a molded handle or a foldable hanger for easy handling and to keep the tube in an upright position.
• Material: Often made from high-quality medical-grade materials like PVC or vinyl. Sterility: Many uro bags are sterile and individually packed to reduce infection risks.
• Disposable: Generally designed for single use to maintain hygiene and prevent infections.
• Sampling Port: Some models include a sampling port to facilitate midstream urine sampling.
• Measured Volume Chamber: Certain bags come with a clear, measured volume chamber for accurate urine output readings.
• Leak-Proof: Engineered to be leak-proof for security and hygiene.

Types of uro bags

• Standard Urine Bag: Designed for general use in hospitals or home care, attached to a catheter for efficient urine collection.
• Leg Bag: Smaller and designed for mobility, attached to the thigh or lower leg for discreet daytime use.
• Night Drainage Bag: Larger capacity bag for overnight urine collection, often used with indwelling catheters and placed on a stand.
• Closed-System Uro Bag: Pre-connected to catheters with a sealed drainage system to minimize infection risks, often used in sterile environments.
• Pediatric Uro Bag: Smaller size and child-friendly designs for pediatric patients requiring catheterization.
• Reusable Uro Bag: Made from durable materials that can be cleaned and reused, offering a cost-effective option for long-term care.

Usage scenarios

• Urinary Incontinence: For individuals experiencing involuntary leakage of urine.
• Urinary Retention: When the bladder cannot be completely emptied.
• Post-Surgical Care: After surgeries that necessitate catheterization, such as prostate or abdominal procedures.
• Chronic Conditions: For managing conditions like neurogenic bladder or severe incontinence.
• Palliative Care: To maintain comfort and dignity for patients unable to manage their urinary functions independently.

Importance

Uro bags are essential medical tools that streamline urine management, improve patient comfort and mobility, reduce the risk of infection, and enhance the overall quality of life for individuals facing urinary challenges.