Key features:
- Catheter valves for urine drainage management when clinically suitable
- Securement devices and straps to help keep catheter tubing stable
- Leg bag straps and holsters in different sizes for drainage bag support
- Sterile procedure packs for catheter-related care and changes
- Single-use and reusable options available depending on the product
- Suitable for home care, aged care, and clinical use when used as directed
Choosing the Right Accessory for the Situation
The right product depends on which part of the catheter routine needs support. Securement devices and catheter straps help when tubing pulls during movement or shifts during transfers. Leg bag straps and holsters keep the drainage bag stable on the leg throughout the day, strap length and fit matter, so check the size carefully before ordering.
Catheter valves should only be used when clinically suitable and recommended by a healthcare professional. Procedure packs are useful for catheter-related changes where a sterile setup is needed. Before choosing, confirm compatibility with the existing catheter or drainage system and whether clinical guidance is required.
Accessories at a Glance
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Accessory Type |
What It Helps With |
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Catheter valves |
Managing urine drainage from an indwelling catheter when clinically suitable |
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Securement devices and straps |
Keeping catheter tubing stable and reducing pulling against the skin |
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Leg bag straps and holsters |
Supporting a drainage bag against the leg during movement and daily use |
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Catheter procedure packs |
Supporting catheter-related care or changes in clinical or assisted care settings |
FAQs
A catheter strap such as the Coloplast Simpla Cathstrap wraps around the leg or body to hold tubing in position. A securement device such as the Bard Statlock adheres to the skin and clips onto the catheter to prevent movement at the insertion site.
A catheter strap such as the Coloplast Simpla Cathstrap wraps around the leg or body to hold tubing in position. A securement device such as the Bard Statlock adheres to the skin and clips onto the catheter to prevent movement at the insertion site.
A catheter valve replaces a drainage bag by allowing urine to be held in the bladder and released at intervals. It is only suitable for certain people and catheter setups and should only be used when recommended by a healthcare professional.
A catheter valve replaces a drainage bag by allowing urine to be held in the bladder and released at intervals. It is only suitable for certain people and catheter setups and should only be used when recommended by a healthcare professional.
Contents can vary by product, but procedure packs typically include items needed for a sterile catheter change or care routine such as drapes, swabs, and a receptacle. Always check the individual product details before use.
Contents can vary by product, but procedure packs typically include items needed for a sterile catheter change or care routine such as drapes, swabs, and a receptacle. Always check the individual product details before use.
Compatibility varies depending on the product type and setup. Always check the product details and confirm with a healthcare professional if unsure whether an accessory will work with the catheter or drainage system being used.
Compatibility varies depending on the product type and setup. Always check the product details and confirm with a healthcare professional if unsure whether an accessory will work with the catheter or drainage system being used.