Catheter Leg Bag Holder Foley Catheter stabilization Device Cath Secure Urine Drainage Bag Support Fix Straps Urinary Band with Soft Elastic Fabric Inside Anti Slip (Pack of 2)

I like that you can wash them. The are comfortable. They seem to be holding up well, that is that the elastic is still firm, after several washings. They wont hold up the catheter bag without a strap, or they won't for us. But a very good solution to taking the pressure off the leg.

Slips a bit

My elderly father has had a catheter and a leg bag now for almost a year and has had a difficult time of it. The straps that come with the bags are too narrow and if you get them tight enough to actually hold the bag in place, dig into his leg. Even when too tight to be comfortable the bags still want to move around on him and the little buttons that most straps use also dig in. He's been pretty miserable.I got him a set of this on just a whim that they might work. He got them about a week ago and tonight he called me and asked me to get him another set. They hold the bag securely and are comfortable enough that he says he sometimes forgets it's there.I haven't even seen them, since I had them sent to him directly, but he's very happy and it's really improved his mood and his comfort.

The bags work well, just as described. Washing machine works well for them but I hang to dry. The top of my legs are a bit “chubby” so the bags slip down at times. Otherwise I like them. Much more comfortable than velcro straps. Grateful to have them.

The leg bag holder is much more comfortable than the thinner elastic straps provided with the bag. However, I’m unable to get enough tension on the proximal strap to keep the bag from slipping down, even when the bag is almost empty. I have an average size thigh, so while the band fits well, it just doesn’t stay up.

The key is: Tighten as much as you think is necessary, then tighten about a mile beyond that.Living with a catheter is bad enough. But dealing with the thin elastic straps that come with the bag is a huge irritation. They slip. Make them tight enough to hold the bag, and they dig into your leg and hurt.These are great. Will even hold a full 16 oz bag in place. But you must make the tight. Do it. These will not cut into you and hurt your leg or cut off circulation.

These are far more comfortable and far easier to place and adjust on your leg. Attaching the bag is child’s play. I am docking one star because even though there are rubberized grippers on the skin side of the straps they will still slide down your leg. Easy enough to pull up and re-adjust if necessary. Just be aware it will still be necessary. But as a replacement to those included straps, do yourself a favor and get these.

I bought this for my elderly mother who wears a catheter. The tube and bag were so uncomfortable on her leg. This made it easy to take off to drain the bag. The elastic snaps that come with catheter bags were just too difficult to manage. These also allow the bag to lay flat on the leg.