Foley Catheter Stabilization Device, Urinary Leg Bag Holder, Pack of 4

Stick very well. These were the quick solution needed to replace the one from the hospital that came off after a day. User found it more comfortable and lower profile than what hospital used. Catheter was short term need, approximately 2 weeks, so not sure how these would be for longer term use. Did only need 2 as they held up well to showers.

My SO is having a difficult time right now and needs to wear a urine bag for an enlarged prostate. Until his surgery, he is having to deal with a Foley catheter and all that comes with it. After the initial setup from the Emergency Room became useless, these have been the best solution for holding the tubing and drainage bag in place. They can last about 5-6 days with daily showering and are easy to apply for his setup. The sticky backs and Velcro closures are secure, if done correctly. There are no instructions for application but it is really common sense. I apply an alcohol prep pad to the the area before applying, then remove the the split paper backing off of one side. Once that is in place, I repeat this step with the other side and it adheres perfectly to his leg. The small Velcro straps can be configured for his 'day bag' and then his 'night time bag', (if you know, you know). I am so grateful that these were available through Amazon. After my initial order of two packs, I ordered three more. I will definitely order more if needed. Thank you for making them available! Truly.

Works good overall, did have a blistering issue with the adhesive.

Very good product

The Velcro works great for holding the catheter. Unlucky the holder does not stick to your leg well. You have to replace it on a daily basis.

These worked great I used them on a patient of mine and it worked really well. The adhesive stuck to his leg really good and I would recommend them and would purchase again.

The "idea" behind this catheter stabilization "device" is okay, but execution not so much. The adhesive that attaches the "device" to the skin is problematic, in that while it initially sticks --- even after taking all effort to remove hair, clean the skin, rub with isopropyl alcohol, then allow to dry -- the device peels away within 12 hrs, and then leaves behind a film of adhesive on the skin that is VERY difficult and painful to remove (tip: use Detachol! though it still takes some effort). Furthermore, the material used for the "base" of the device is not pliable enough, such as found on the otherwise superior "statlock" type device. Finally, the size of the two velcro attachments are not large enough to accommodate the diameters of the bifurcating two ports on the catheter terminal end. Do not buy this product if you are using it to stabilize a two-ported catheter.

Excellent catheter holder. Easy to use with velcro straps. Better than the ones they gave us at the hospital.