750ml Leg Urinary Bag T‑Valve 40cm Tube is a disposable medical urine drainage and collection device, specially designed for ambulatory catheter‑using patients for daytime use. Widely applied in hospital wards, home‑based care, rehabilitation centers and elderly‑care facilities. Equipped with practical T‑valve, 40cm inlet tube and 750ml rated capacity, this leg urinary bag can be fastened on thigh or calf and worn discreetly under clothing. It helps incontinence and post‑operation catheter patients maintain daily mobility with good hygiene, comfort and easy operation. It is a high‑frequency consumable for urological clinical care.


| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | 750ml Leg Urinary Bag, T‑Valve, 40cm Tube |
| Title | 750ml Leg Urinary Bag T‑Valve 40cm Tube |
| Rated Capacity | 750 ml |
| Drain Valve | T‑Valve with anti‑reflux function |
| Inlet Tube Length | 40 cm |
| Sterilization | EO Ethylene Oxide Sterilization |
| Usage | Disposable single‑use only, not for re‑sterilization |
| Packing | Individual sterile pouch |
| Shelf Life | 3 Years |
| Connector Compatibility | Fits most standard urinary catheters |
| Available Material | Medical‑grade PVC / DEHP‑Free Non‑PVC (TPU) |
Two mainstream materials for leg urinary bags are medical‑grade PVC and DEHP‑Free Non‑PVC (TPU). Buyers can select according to target‑market regulation, budget and patient skin conditionAlibaba.co....
Medical‑grade PVC (with DEHP plasticizer) Pros: Cost‑effective, excellent flexibility, high transparency, mature sealing technology, widely stocked globally. Soft bag fits leg contour well. Cons: Contains DEHP phthalate plasticizer which is restricted in EU and some Middle‑East markets. Minor skin irritation risk for highly sensitive patients. Suitable for general in‑hospital short‑term post‑op care and large‑volume tender procurement.
DEHP‑Free Non‑PVC TPU Pros: No DEHP phthalate additives, better biocompatibility, lower skin irritation risk. Compliant with EU MDR, Saudi SFDA and other international medical regulations. Better urine‑corrosion resistance with less substance precipitation. Ideal for long‑term home‑care catheter patients and allergy‑prone users. Cons: Higher raw‑material cost than PVC; slightly firmer bag texture. Suitable for high‑end medical distribution in Europe, Middle‑East and nursing‑home long‑term care orders.
Note: Both material options are latex‑free to eliminate latex‑allergic risks.

First, this combination of 750 ml capacity, 40 cm tube and T‑valve matches mainstream global clinical standards, meeting high‑demand B2B purchasing requirements for hospitals, distributors, care stores and online medical retailers. Second, all‑in‑one T‑valve integrates anti‑reflux and convenient emptying. It simplifies nursing steps and lowers UTI risks, outperforming basic leg bags without anti‑reflux function. Third, dual‑material options plus full OEM support: custom printing scale, logo and strap styles to satisfy different country registration requirements. Fourth, strict EO sterile individual packing and leak‑test quality control greatly reduce after‑sales leakage complaints. Complete certification documents support hospital tender projects with CE & ISO compliance. Fifth, lightweight bag body plus adjustable straps ensure discreet wearing and preserve patients’ dignity for outdoor mobility and daily life.
Purpose: Used together with indwelling urinary catheters for daytime temporary urine collection and drainage. Help record urine output and ease nursing burden. For daytime usage only. Please switch to large‑volume bedside drainage bag overnight.
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Application Scenarios: General hospitals, rehabilitation institutes, nursing homes, home health care, international medical distributors, online medical supply retail.
Notice: This is disposable medical consumable, do not reuse. Do NOT use leg bag during sleeping hours; use night‑time drainage bag to avoid overflow and urine backflow injury to bladder.

Q1: Can I use this 750 ml leg bag overnight during sleep? A1: Not recommended. Leg bags are designed for daytime ambulatory use. Lying‑down may cause overflow and urine backflow. Switch to large‑capacity bedside drainage bag for night‑time to protect bladder and reduce infection risk.
Q2: How to empty urine via T‑valve? A2: No need to disconnect tubing. Open T‑valve downward to drain urine, close upward after emptying. Keep closed drainage system intact.
Q3: How often should I replace disposable leg urinary bag? A3: Sterile disposable leg bag is recommended to replace every 5‑7 days. Replace immediately if leakage, turbidity, bad odor or urinary tract infection occurs. Never wash and reuse it.
Q4: Is the 40 cm tube compatible with all catheters? A4: Fits most standard urinary catheter connectors. Please double‑check connector dimension for special non‑standard catheters.
Q5: PVC or Non‑PVC version, which one to pick? A5: DEHP‑Free Non‑PVC is preferred for EU, Saudi Arabia and similar regulated markets. Medical‑grade PVC fits large‑volume hospital purchase with limited budget. Non‑PVC is better for users with sensitive skin.
Q6: Is this leg bag sterile? A6: Yes, EO ethylene‑oxide sterilized, individually sealed sterile pouch for single‑use only.
Q7: When should I empty the leg bag during usage? A7: Empty when urine reaches half capacity. Do not fill up to full 750 ml, to prevent heavy pulling on catheter and reduce backflow hazard.
Q8: Do you provide OEM customization service? A8: OEM service is available. Custom scale printing, logo, strap styles are supported. Material PVC / TPU optional. Registration supporting documents can be provided.
