Netti® Urinary Catheter Leg Bag Holders

Netti® quality and patented urinary drainage bag holders are unique incontinence products that are often imitated, but never duplicated. These products will provide the sufferer from incontinence, with a simple and effective discreet solution to a difficult bladder problem. When used with reusable as well as disposable plastic leg bags, this product will prevent any contact between the plastic drainage leg bag and the skin allowing air to circulate and your skin to breathe freely preventing skin irritation. These patented constructions were designed for and are highly acclaimed by the European healthcare industry, providing a simple and comfortable method for securing the urinary leg bag to your leg, eliminating the problem of embarrassing slippage and disconnection of the catheter. Our two styles of quality urine bag holders are made from 100% cotton which is well suited for both hand and machine washing.

Netti urinary catheter leg bag holder systems are garments you wear that allow the plastic urinary leg bag to be stored inside the fabric and worn on your thigh or calf. This is a great help for those who cannot get to the restroom, such as individuals with incontinence, spinal cord injury, or severe physical disabilities as well as those traveling or attending large gatherings and sporting events with limited access to restrooms. These patented designs keep the bag completely supported without leg straps as it fills with urine and spreads the weight evenly, designed to support any external collection system. There is no pain inflicted upon the patient from unwanted pulling at the catheter tube due to the increasing liquid weight of the drainage bag, eliminating the problem with slippage, as well as also keeping down sloshing/noise. These garments can be used by individuals who use wheelchairs and can be comfortably worn for extended periods of time unnoticeably under your clothing.

Incontinence sufferers, who wear urinary collection bags, are permitted through security checkpoints, however, it’s best to discretely inform the screener about the presence and location of your leg bag before you begin the screening process. You will not be required to expose or remove your leg bag, nor will it be visually inspected by the screener. No medical documentation is required, however if you feel more comfortable carrying it, then by all means bring it along.

For health reasons, you should only insert urinary catheters when it's medically necessary. Bacteria can climb up the device into the bladder and cause infection. Consider other methods of urinary drainage whenever possible. These include condom catheter drainage, intermittent urethral catheterization, adult diapers, and other incontinence products. It's generally advisable to consult a physician.