This urine collection bag allows urine to flow from the bladder into the catheter, and then the urine from the catheter is emptied into the urine bag. Medline catheter bag has an anti-reflux valve that prevents urine backflow in the tubing and makes it safe to use during nighttime. The heavy-duty hanger helps in hanging the urine bag safely. It is useful for patients with urinary retention, incontinence, post-surgical recovery, etc.
Includes reinforced hanger with built-in anti-kink drain tube guide and adjustable bed sheet clam
Designed to keep the user comfortable and stress-free throughout the night
Product Info:
Medline Urinary Drain Bags With Anti Reflux Tower Features
How to use Medline Catheter Bags?
How to empty this Bladder Bag?
How to clean it?
Medline Catheter Bags have clear one-way mylar valve for visualization of urine flow
Anti-reflux valve flap system minimizes the backflow of urine into the drainage tube
Non-wettable air filter helps prevent vacuum action and facilitate drainage
Comes with a metal clamp or slide-tap drainage port for easy one-handed drainage
2,000 mL capacity for standard use and 4,000 mL capacity for use with continuous bladder irrigation
Wash hands with soap and water
Thereafter, remove the protective cap from the Medline Drainage Bag and check the drainage spout to make sure it is closed
Using an alcohol-saturated pad or material, clean the connector end of the tubing and the catheter end. Attach the catheter to the drain bag tubing connector
Discard any packaging, alcohol pads, etc.
Wash hands again with soap and water
Empty your catheter bag frequently, not allowing it to become more than approximately half full. Remember, as it fills up, it gets heavier and may tug on the catheter or become difficult to manage.
Wash hands with soap and water
Keep the Drainage Bag below your bladder as you empty it
Hold the bag over the toilet or container. Open the drainage spout and empty the urine from the bag
Do not let the bag touch the rim of the toilet or container. With an alcohol-saturated pad or material, clean the drainage spout and close it tightly.
Wash your hands with soap and water
Mix Cleaning Solution – Either 2 parts white vinegar and 3 parts water or 1 tablespoon chlorine bleach and 1/2 cup water.
Empty the bag of urine, and then close the drainage spout
Place tubing under the faucet, putting warm water into the bag
Wash hands with soap and water using an alcohol-saturated pad or material, and clean the connector end of the tubing and the catheter end. Attach the catheter to the drain bag tubing connector
Swish it around for 10 seconds, and then empty it through the drainage spout. Close the spout
Pour the cleaning solution into the bag. Put the protective cap on the connector
Swish the solution around for 30 seconds, and then let it sit in the bag for 20 minutes. Empty through the drainage spout.
Keep the spout open and pointed down. Hang the bag to dry until switching bags again
Remember to close the spout when attaching it to the catheter
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the use of an anti-reflux tower in urine bags?
The Antireflux tower in the catheter urine bag improves urine flow and provides reflux control. It prevents urine backflow into the tube.
2. How often one should change the urine drainage bag?
The Medline urinary drainage bag should be changed whenever you disconnect the drainage bag from the catheter.
If the urine bag is damaged, leaking, discolored, or a bad odor remains after cleaning the bag.
3. What are the uses of Medline Catheter Bags?
They are designed as urine collection bags and are mostly used for incontinence patients. This bag is attached to the catheter that is placed inside your bladder.
Instructions to use Medline Drain Bag and Urine Meter
Note:
 The drainage bag should last approximately one month when switched daily. Discard and replace bags earlier if they become discolored, brittle, or even smell after cleaning.
