Cardinal Health Leg Bag Extension Tubing With Connector

Cardinal Health Extension Tubing with Connector Features

• Length Extension: The extension tubing adds length to the leg bag setup, allowing for greater mobility and flexibility in positioning the leg bag for optimal comfort and convenience
• Connector: The extension tubing features a connector at one end, which provides a secure and leak-resistant attachment to the urinary leg bag. The connector is typically a luer-lock or twist-lock mechanism, ensuring a reliable connection
• Sterile Packaging: Each leg bag is individually packaged in a sterile manner, ensuring cleanliness and minimizing the risk of contamination
• Flexible and Kink-Resistant: The tubing is made of a flexible material that allows for easy maneuverability and reduces the risk of kinks or restrictions in the flow of urine
• Clear and Transparent: The extension tubing is transparent, which allows for easy monitoring of urine flow and visibility of any potential blockages or issues
• Disposable: It is intended for single use and is disposable. This ensures hygiene and reduces the risk of cross-contamination
• Latex-Free: The tubing is latex-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions for individuals with latex sensitivities
• User-Friendly Design: The extension tubing is designed to be easy to handle and connect, allowing for convenient setup and use with a urinary leg bag

Frequently Bought Together

• Cardinal Health Foley-Tie Foley Catheter Legband
• Cardinal Health Flat Top Catheter Tip Irrigation Syringe
• Covidien Kendall Calculi Strainer
• Cardinal Health ReliaMed Lubricating Jelly

Also Available (separately):

• ReliaMed Standard Leg Bag With Twist Valve (Code ZRLB600R)
• Cardinal Health Leg Bags With Twist Valve And 18 Inch Preconnected Extension Tubing (Code ZRLB600T)

How to use Extension Tubing?

• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the leg bag to maintain proper hygiene.
• Ensure that the urinary leg bag is securely attached to your leg using the provided leg straps or other fastening mechanisms.
• Locate the connector on the extension tubing. It is typically located at one end and may have a luer-lock or twist-lock mechanism.
• If there is a protective cap covering the connector, remove it by gently twisting or pulling it off.
• Attach the open end of the extension tubing to the outlet or drainage port of the urinary leg bag. Align the connector on the tubing with the corresponding connection point on the bag and firmly push or twist them together until you hear or feel a secure click or connection.
• Ensure that the extension tubing is positioned comfortably and securely, allowing for free movement and minimizing tension or pulling on the leg bag.
• Once connected, inspect the connection point between the extension tubing and the leg bag to ensure there are no leaks. If any leakage is observed, double-check the connection and tighten it if necessary. If the issue persists, consult with a healthcare professional.
• Make sure the leg bag and extension tubing are properly secured and positioned on your leg using the provided straps or fasteners. Adjust as needed for comfort and to prevent pulling or discomfort during movement.
• Regularly monitor the leg bag and extension tubing for urine flow and empty the leg bag as needed to maintain proper hygiene and prevent overflow.