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CONVEEN SECURITY+ CONTOURED LEG BAG (MODELS 5170, 5171, & 5174)    

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Picture of CONVEEN SECURITY+ CONTOURED LEG BAG (MODELS 5170, 5171, & 5174) Conveen Security+ Contoured Leg Bags are catheter leg bags designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury or urinary incontinence. These bags have internal chambers that fill quietly and distribute urine evenly. They have a low profile that hugs the leg, with soft, absorbent fabric backing and latex-free straps. An anti-reflux valve prevents backflow. These bags come with straps and pre-attached anti-kink tubing, and are available in sterile (model 5171) or non-sterile (models 5170 and 5174) packaging. DIMENSIONS: The tubing is 18 inches long. SIZES: 21 ounces (models 5170 and 5171) or 28 ounces (model 5174).

Notes: Conveen is a registered trademark of Coloplast Corp.

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This product record was updated on June 29, 2006.

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Coloplast Corp.

1601 West River Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55411
United States
Telephone: 800-533-0464.
Web: http://www.us.coloplast.com.
Email: usmedweb@coloplast.com.


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