40 PCS Catheter Stabilization Devices, Catheter Stickers for Foley Bag Holder, Leg Band Urinary Stabilizer Adhesive Sticker Patch Accessories, Foley Catheter Leg Anchor Bandages (40PCS)

My husband had to be in the hospital for a while and the nurses liked my anchors better than the ones they have at the facility there. These are really good.

These catheter stabilizers are very nice, the adhesive portions are a soft breathable cotton that have held nicely to my skin and have been comfortable to wear. The velco design easily wraps around your tubing and then choose the spot to secure on your leg. The set comes with plenty and should last me a while. I am very happy with the quality and quantity and would recommend.

Catheter stabilization devices take the worry out of having a line accidentally tugged on and coming loose or, even worse, coming completely out. The peace of mind can't be overemphasized. This 20-pack of catheter stabilization devices gives me lots of worry-free days. These are large, so they are even less likely to come loose than other brands I have tried since there is extra surface area to stick to my body. The breathable fabric is comfortable and the adhesive doesn't irritate my skin. These are so easy to apply. Peel the paper off the first half of the back of the device, secure that half to the skin, then peel off the rest of the back to finish sticking it into place. Doing one half at a time give you something non-adhesive to hold on to while applying the device and prevents the fabric from wrinkling or getting stuck on itself. After the back is securely attached to the skin, remove the center adhesive strip on the top of the device and place the catheter lengthwise on top of the adhesive line. This holds the catheter in place while the velcro is being attached. Thread the small velcro strip over the top of the catheter tubing and then through the rectangular hole, attaching that small velcro strap to the soft white fabric. Next wrap the wider velcro strap over the top of the catheter tubing and fasten it to the soft white fabric on the other side of the top of the catheter stabilization device. The catheter tubing is now secured with adhesive underneath it and double wrapped straps on the top of it. Such a great invention! I am very pleased with this 20-pack, and I know they will do a good job.

These are different from the more commonly used brand “Statlock”. These do not have a swivel holder, which is a negative, but they hold the catheter securely due to quality adhesive. There are no instructions of how to put them on, or remove them, re: no adhesive glue remover included, or if alcohol is effective in removing the units. I will continue using the STATLOCK model.

Just what we needed. Easy to use. A simple catheter stabilizer. Works for both a single and double catheter line. The adhesive is strong and sticks well to the surface. Soft and breathable during wear. Easy to remove as well.

These are good generic catheter stabilization devices. I got these to use in our nursing lab. They are perfect for nursing lab products. They have good adhesion and hold to the mannequin perfectly. However, if I were putting this device onto my patient, I would want the stabilizer piece to rotate around in a circle. The rotation helps with the patient's catheter mobility. It it more comfortable to wear if it rotates.

These are a little bit bigger than some of the other portholders I've used in the past. I do prefer the smaller ones but these work just as well. The velcro stays secure and the patch stays stuck. They are easy to apply and comfortable to wear. I would recommend these. They're also good as wire Management solutions in a pinch.

Generic, unbranded catheter stabilizer. The adhesion feels pretty strong, but had couple that doesn't really stick. The adhesive also seems to cause some irritation to the skin after a while. The clip is static and doesn't rotate at all. Other than that works okay so far.