Romsons Romo 20 Urine Bag

The Romsons Romo 20 Urine Bag has a large bore kink resistant extra soft tube which is easy to milk and ensures unrestricted flow of urine
The urine collection bag features a specially designed moulded handle to facilitate easy carrying and handling of bag and holds the tube in upright position to prevent kinking
These urine bags are equipped with an efficient noneturn valve with top outlet
Its modified tapered connector facilitates aseptic catheterrine bag connection
The urine bag is sterile and individually packed in ribbon pack
The bag come in a standard packing of 25 bags per box
As the name suggest, urine collection bags are used to collect and temporarily store urine. It is attached to a catheter (tube) that is connected to the patient’s bladder through the urethra and the urine is passed through this tube into the urine bag. Such devices are used by people that may be suffering from urinary incontinence/ leakage, difficulty in urination, urinary tract infections, during and after certain types of urological and gynaecological surgeries, and other ailments.
Urine bags are made from medical grade PVC that is nonoxic and safe to use. It is important to ensure the quality of the PVC that is used to manufacture the urine bags.
Urine bags are available either as a leg bag or a drainage bag. A Leg urine bag is attached to the patients thigh with elastic or Velcro straps and allows them to move freely during the day. They have a small holding capacity in comparison to a drainage urine bag and need to be emptied and cleaned more frequently. A drainage urine bag is used for patients that may be in wheelchairs or beds and are not attached to the patients body. They can be used for a longer period of time and are commonly used during the night while the patient is asleep.
It is advised to empty the drainage bag every four to eight hours, or if it becomes filled before then. Do not let the drain tube touch the container the urine is draining into, when emptying the bag. Wash hands with soap and water before and after touching the catheter or drainage bag.
Most urine bags are not recommended to be resed for more than a month even with thorough cleaning every time the bag is drained. If the bag looks dirty or smells bad, then it should not be used and disposed off immediately.