4 Pieces Catheter Supplies Foley Catheter Stabilization Device Holder Urinary Legband Leg Strap Tube Holder Anti Slip Anti Irritation Silicone Grip (Black)

As someone who hs tried just about everthing on the internet. This one has worked best. No more gluing on devises which do not last or work as described-----this one does. Do reason it should not work for you. keep in mind thosr that glue always pull off at the most inconvient or wrong time This one does not.

These are so handy! I love using these to secure catheter tubing. They are much more economical than using a stat lock and they are comfortable, no sticky glue. They are easy to use and reusable, it is a win win all around. I can't say enough good things about why I love these. Did I say you can wash them? Yep you can. Well worth the money. If you are on the fence, get them. They work and are by far worth it.

Two of these work well to keep tubing secure and prevent stress that might pop the tube out of the StatLock. The strong Velcro makes it difficult to remove. You can make removal easier by wrapping a strip of adhesive tape around the end part of each tab so that the part covered by the tape will not be stuck to the Velcro and therefore you can get a better grasp on the tab to remove it.

I find I use one just above the knee. It's not a complete hose restraint but part of the solution.

Very difficult to use and if you have trouble with your hands, the Velcro may be hard to get undone.

Used to hold neuostomy tubes in place. Only problem is irritation (itching) caused from straps, not a product defect, just sensitive skin.

I have used a few products to stabilize catheter tubing and unfortunately this dis not work for me. This stabilizer is too thin and does not allow for enough room to place the port of the bag to prevent it from digging in your leg. This product is also so thin that it causes pressure marks, where wider ones cover more surface area and as long as they are not to tightly applied, don't

I have a permanent suprapubic catheter so I was using the "Stat Locks" to hold it in places on my thigh. The Stat Locks were fixed on with a strong adhesive. The new ones I was getting the clip was coming unclipped all of the time letting gravity pull on the catheter causing bleeding. These velcro bands have been working great. No powerful adhesive to remove when I need to change it and it keeps the catheter in place comfortably. It keeps the gravity force from pulling on the catheter .