Bard Dispoz-a-Bag Leg Bag w/18" Extension 32oz/946ml

Why Choose Bard Dispoz-a-Bag Leg Bag 32 oz with 18" Extension Tubing

Bedside drainage bags are not suitable for ambulatory catheter management — their capacity and positioning require bed or chair proximity and make standing and walking with a catheter practically and socially unworkable. Leg bags solve this by positioning the drainage collection bag directly on the thigh or calf under clothing, making catheter management compatible with standing, walking, and daily activity outside the home. The 32 oz / 946 ml capacity provides meaningful daytime collection between emptying intervals — more practical than smaller-capacity leg bags that require frequent emptying during a workday, shopping trip, or clinical appointment. The 18-inch extension tubing provides the reach flexibility to accommodate different catheter positioning, patient anatomy, and preferred leg-bag placement zones without creating a short tubing pull that restricts movement. Confirm drainage outlet style, strap inclusion, sterility, and packaging quantity by exact SKU before dispensing. Setup, securement, emptying, and hygiene protocol must follow healthcare provider instructions.

Key Features

✔ 32 oz / 946 ml capacity for practical daytime urine collection between emptying

✔ 18-inch extension tubing for flexible catheter-to-bag positioning

✔ Wearable leg-bag design for under-clothing discreet daytime use

✔ Supports walking and daily activity with an indwelling catheter

✔ Confirm drainage outlet style, strap inclusion, sterility, and packaging by exact SKU

Benefits

✔ Enables ambulatory catheter management for standing, walking, and active daily use

✔ 32 oz capacity reduces emptying frequency during daytime activity

✔ 18-inch extension tubing accommodates varied positioning without tubing pull

✔ Discreet under-clothing placement supports daily independence and dignity

✔ Bard brand is widely established in clinical urology supply

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Daytime drainage management for ambulatory indwelling Foley catheter users

✔ Post-surgical catheter management during home recovery requiring walking capability

✔ Long-term catheter users requiring daytime mobility outside clinical settings

✔ Facility and home care catheter management requiring under-clothing discretion

✔ Transitional catheter management following hospital discharge with indwelling catheter

Usage & Care

Connect the extension tubing only to a compatible urinary catheter system — do not connect to incompatible catheter types or drainage systems. Secure the leg bag to the thigh or calf using appropriate straps per the included accessories or separately available securement. Keep the drainage bag below bladder level at all times to maintain gravity drainage. Empty the leg bag before it reaches capacity — do not allow the bag to overfill. Empty and rinse the bag per healthcare provider or facility protocol; replace according to clinical guidance or institutional protocol. Follow hand hygiene and sterile technique at all catheter and bag connection points.