Leg & Drain Bags

Experience Freedom and Confidence with Secure Leg & Drain Bags

Living with a catheter shouldn't hold you back from enjoying an active daily routine or getting a full, worry-free night's sleep. High-quality leg and drain bags offer discreet, leak-free fluid collection that stays hidden under clothing while protecting your skin and preserving your independence.

Designed for Ultimate Discretion, Comfort, and Reliability

Modern urinary collection bags feature low-profile shapes, kink-resistant tubing, and secure drainage valves to ensure smooth, continuous fluid flow throughout the day and night.

• Discreet Low-Profile Contouring: Anatomically shaped leg bags like Conveen Security+ flex naturally with your body movements, staying completely confidential beneath regular pants or skirts.
• Anti-Reflux Valve Technology: Integrated non-return valves prevent urine from flowing backward, shielding your urinary tract from bacterial infections and skin breakdown.
• Versatile Day and Night Solutions: Choose lightweight, strap-secured leg bags for daytime mobility, or connect high-capacity night drainage bags for uninterrupted sleep.

Shop our complete line of trusted urological collection bags from industry-leading brands like Coloplast and Dynarex to enjoy fast, discreet home delivery.

What is the difference between a leg bag and a night drain bag?

A leg bag is a smaller, low-profile collection bag attached directly to your leg with soft straps for discreet daytime movement. A night drain bag features a much larger fluid capacity (typically 2,000 mL) designed to connect to your catheter overnight so you can sleep comfortably without waking to empty it.

How do anti-reflux valves protect against urinary tract infections?

Anti-reflux valves act as a one-way safety barrier inside the collection bag. They prevent drained urine from washing back up through the catheter tube toward your bladder, significantly reducing the risk of ascending infections and irritation.

How often should urinary leg and drain bags be changed?

It is generally recommended to replace disposable leg and drain bags every 7 to 14 days, or immediately if the bag becomes discolored, develops an odor, or shows signs of wear, to maintain optimal hygiene and fluid flow.