Southwest Medical

The Belly Bag is designed for men or women who have an indwelling Foley or suprapubic catheter.

Abdominal location improves dignity, mobility and quality of life. Suitable for male or female use 24 hours per day with foley or suprapubic catheter.

Eliminates the problems associated with leg and bedside bags including inadvertent catheter extraction and leg bruising.

Comes complete and ready to use with easy-to-fasten waist belt, anti-reflux valve, and soft nonwoven back panel. Sterile.

This latex-free urinary collection bag alleviates many of the inconveniences, problems and possible hazards of conventional drainage systems.

The 1000 cc capacity bag fastens comfortably around the waist and can be easily worn 24 hours a day.

Its anti-reflux valve behind the catheter port prevents reflux urine flow.

The drain valve is placed at the normal urethral position for easy, more conventional emptying.

Specially designed for use with Self-Cath intermittent catheters. Connects easily to color-coded funnel to provide extra length when necessary. Non-sterile. Cut to fit.

Tthe ultimate in low profile, high security New Image Two-Piece Ostomy System offers a complete range for both hospital and home use. Use with a color code matched New Image Skin Barrier. Lock 'n Roll pouches contain state-of-the-art plastic fasteners that lock into place when they are squeezed together. You can Feel the Seal, which ensures the closure is secure. There are 2,580 plastic fasteners on every pouch. There is no fabric or Hook and Loop to absorb the pouch contents so it makes cleaning easy.

Easy to Close, simply roll it three times in the same direction, press from the middle out and feel the seal. Simple for all drainable pouch users including those with vision and dexterity problems.

Easy to Empty, lightly pinch the sides of the leak-proof outlet for easy control of content flow. Firm reinforcing strips shut as soon as you stop pinching. Simple to control the content flow from the pouch.

Easy to Clean, simply clean the inside of the pouch tail by wiping it with a damp tissue.