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Uro-Safe® Disposable Vinyl Leg Bag 32 oz. (1,000 mL.)

UROCARE PRODUCTS, INC. · Model 76320 · UDI-DI 00792293763204

FAQKNX
10
510(k) clearances
402
Adverse events
7
Recalls
121
Facilities

Description

BAG, URINE COLLECTION, LEG, DISPOSABLE, VINYL, STRAPS, TWIST TYPE DRAIN VALVE, LARGE, 32 FL. OZ. (1,000 ML.) Uro-Safe® bags have the first ever, built-in, anti-reflux valve that is virtually self-cleaning and interference free... ensuring uninterrupted flow and problem free use. Because our anti-reflux valve is enclosed in a hard valve housing, it can't be held shut even when in sitting or reclining positions like other inferior products. Why settle for anything else? Uro-Safe® vinyl leg bags are for use with Foley® indwelling or male external catheters and urostomy drainage. Each Uro-Safe® bag is hand-tested for defect through each phase of manufacturing and packaged individually in a sterile, easy, peel-open pouch with two(2) “latex-free” leg straps. Features/Contains: Latex-Free, DEHP-Free, Anti-Reflux Valve Chamber, Clear Vinyl on Both Sides, "Latex-Free" Leg Straps with Buttons #60062 and Illustrated Application Instructions.

Recalls

DateFirmReason
2023-10-19MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, LP - NorthfieldUndeclared latex
2023-10-19MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, LP - NorthfieldUndeclared latex
2023-10-19MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, LP - NorthfieldUndeclared latex
2011-06-02Teleflex MedicalSterile integrity cannot be guaranteed.
2011-06-02Teleflex MedicalSterile integrity cannot be guaranteed.
2003-04-30Medegen Medical Products, LLCFinished products were not sterilized.
2003-03-25C.R. Bard, Inc., Urological DivisionThere is a potential for package seals to be open after sterilization.

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