[brenrich]

Just been informed that Coloplast are now supplying the new 'Simpla' range of leg bags as they've discontinued the ones I've been using for the past 19 years. Does anyone use this new range and can give opinions on them? I'm a bit worried as the tube appears to detatch from the bag itself and I don't want leakage. Or can anyone recommend a different bad? I currently use 750ml with a long tube (41cm) as I've a long leg.

[t4_5para]

What's the name of the one's you currently use?

I have used the same one's for the last 25 yrs, under one name or other and they do a 750ml tube:

http://www.coloplast.co.uk/ecompany/gbmed/...d1?OpenDocument

Over the years there have been a few issues, shall we say but, I think no matter what one's you use, you are going to get some which are bad at some stage.

[brenrich]

I use the Aquadry leg bag at the moment, I'm thinking of trying the Trident T2.

[ron day]

I've been useing leg bagsfor over 30 years, used many makes and types the best ever are the
range from Manfred Sauer Ltd give them a ring on 08701904150 and have a chat and get some samples.

Ron

[allister]

I use a 750ml "Conveen" legbag, ordered through Charter Health. The tube can be cut to desired length then just insert the push fit conector. Never had any leakage, or seperation. There is also a night bag to conect to too if required.

[china]

allister, on Jan 28 2010, 02:57 AM, said:

I use a 750ml "Conveen" legbag, ordered through Charter Health. The tube can be cut to desired length then just insert the push fit conector. Never had any leakage, or seperation. There is also a night bag to conect to too if required.

my partner uses the same with no prob's,

maria x

[sal]

I use Hollister 32 Oz -- 900 Mil Capacity leg bags reorder # 9805 in my opinion best leg bags ever , they also have and 20 oz sizes . I tried other brands and hollister work the best for me . Yes they are pricey but very durable and reliable , easy to maintain no urine back flow from bag to tube or back to catheter. Same brand also for leg straps.


Bedside drainage bags I use Dover 2000 Ml ref 8887601600 Also no urine back flow from tube to catheter , work well.

I order mine online from athomemedical.com and or allegromedical

[ADP-10-08-63]

hi there i get my coloplast leg bags through my district nursre these are coloplast
web www.coloplast.com
also use charterhouse health care stocking to hold bag in million times better than straps
www.chartergroup.com
phone number 0800 132 787

product is called a "aqua sleeve"

good luck in trying this product

[allis53ca]

I use Dover 2000 Ml ref 8887601600 also..and hang under my chair...have used it about 5 years..i believe that unique valve is what keeps me uti free for the most part