Curity Urinary Leg Bag, Medium, 17 oz, Anti-Reflux Valve, Twist Drain, Soft Cloth Straps

The Curity Urinary Leg Bag offers reliable, discreet urinary drainage with comfort-focused features designed for all-day wear. The anti-reflux valve prevents backflow for hygiene and safety, and the twist valve drain makes emptying easy with less spill risk and no bottom cap to lose. The longer catheter adapter provides greater security with all types of catheters. Soft cloth straps keep the bag secure without irritating the skin during extended wear. Medium size, 17 oz capacity. Worn discreetly under clothing.

Key Features

• Anti-reflux valve prevents backflow for hygiene and safety
• Twist valve drain for easier emptying with less spill risk, no bottom cap to lose or misplace
• Longer catheter adapter for greater security with all types of catheters
• Soft cloth straps for comfortable, skin-friendly leg attachment during extended wear
• 17 oz medium capacity for comfortable all-day use
• Discreet design worn under clothing for privacy and mobility

Specifications

• SKU: KE145514
• Brand: Curity (Kendall)
• Capacity: 17 oz
• Size: Medium
• Valve: Anti-reflux
• Drain: Twist valve
• Straps: Soft cloth
• Adapter: Longer catheter adapter, compatible with all catheter types
• Country of Origin: United States

Ideal For

Catheter users who need a portable, discreet urinary drainage solution for all-day wear during daily activities will find the Curity leg bag a comfortable medium-capacity option with soft cloth straps that secure the bag to the leg without skin irritation during extended use. Post-surgical patients and individuals managing long-term urological conditions who require a reliable leg bag with anti-reflux protection and a spill-resistant drain will find the twist valve and longer catheter adapter practical features for home use. Home health patients, nursing facility residents, and hospital patients requiring an ambulatory urinary drainage solution will find the Curity medium leg bag a widely used, clinically familiar option compatible with all catheter types. Caregivers and home health aides assisting patients with urinary catheter management will find the twist valve drain a straightforward, no-cap emptying mechanism that simplifies routine drainage procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an anti-reflux valve and why does it matter?
An anti-reflux valve is a one-way valve inside the leg bag that allows urine to flow from the catheter into the bag but prevents it from flowing back toward the bladder. Backflow of urine can introduce bacteria into the urinary tract and increase the risk of urinary tract infection. The anti-reflux valve is a standard safety feature in clinical-grade urinary leg bags and is particularly important for long-term catheter users and those with compromised immune systems.

How do I empty the leg bag?
Open the twist valve at the bottom of the bag to drain urine into a toilet or collection container. The twist valve eliminates the need for a removable bottom cap, reducing the risk of spills and the chance of losing or misplacing a cap during emptying. After emptying, twist the valve closed securely before resuming normal activity. Wash hands thoroughly before and after emptying the bag.

How often should the leg bag be changed?
Leg bag replacement frequency depends on your healthcare provider's instructions and your facility's or home care protocol. In general, single-use leg bags should be discarded and replaced according to your clinician's guidance, typically every 5 to 7 days for reusable bags or more frequently if signs of contamination, leakage, or odor develop. Always follow your physician's or home health nurse's specific instructions for catheter and bag management.

Is this leg bag compatible with my catheter?
The longer catheter adapter included with this leg bag is designed to be compatible with all types of urinary catheters, including Foley catheters and external catheters with standard drainage tube connections. If you are unsure of compatibility with your specific catheter or drainage system, consult your home health nurse, urologist, or DME provider before use.