Foley catheter holders are designed to secure the catheter tube so that it is not accidently pulled. Tugging on the catheter can not only be painful, but can cause bladder spasms or urethral trauma. The foley catheter can even become dislodged. Foley catheter holders prevent these issues and are available in a variety of styles including adhesive patches, anchor pads, and leg straps. These products are worn on the thigh to hold the catheter tubing in the proper position.
SterileLatex freeMinimizes accidental catheter dislodgementHolds catheter in place and reduces twisting of the foleyAvailable in tricot material or foam padEach, case of 25Bard StatLock - Large...
SterileLatex free Firmly holds catheter in place Allows complete freedom of movement without pulling on the catheterEach, case of 25Bard Statlock - 3-Way Foley Stabilization Device is a...
SterileLatex freeHolds catheter in place and reduces twisting of the foleyPromotes air flow for a cooler, more comfortable fitEach, case of 25Bard StatLock - Small Swivel Clamp Foley Stabilization...
SterileLatex freeUse with universal indwelling catheters to plug drainage lumenComes in peel-back wrapping for "no-touch" applicationCovidien Foley Catheter Plug is used for occluding the drainage...
DEHP freeLatex freeHypoallergenicWater resistantFully adjustable with velcro closureEach, box of 50Cath Secure Plus - Water Resistant Multi-Purpose Tube Holder is made from a breathable,...
Latex free Secures foley catheter tube Fully adjustable velcro closure Stretch cotton leg band fits up to 30"Each, box of 10Dale Hold n Place - Foley Catheter Leg Band is a comfortable...
The original multi-purpose tube holderFully adjustable with velcro closureHypoallergenicDEHP and latex freeAvailable in extended tab styleEach, box of 50Cath Secure - Multi-Purpose Medical Tube...
Minimizes accidental catheter dislodgementFirmly holds catheter in placeAllows complete freedom of movementLatex free and sterileBard StatLock - Pediatric Foley Stabilization Device is a teddy bear...
Flannel lining2" wide elastic strapAdjustable tab to prevent obstruction of catheter tubingDJO - 2" Catheter Leg Strap is an elastic band that is designed to secure your catheter tubing to your leg...
Latex free Fully adjustable, self gripping fastener for secure hold Holds foley catheters or drainage tubing securely in position for optimum flow Elastic fabric strap for the maximum in...
Secures medical tubing to the body3" adhesive tabVelcro strip on baseDEHP and latex freeBase measures 3 1/8" x 1 3/4"Cath Secure Lock has a strip of velcro underneath the adhesive tab, which gives...
SterileLatex freeSecures tube at exit siteSecures drains, tubes, or catheters vertically to the skinProtects periwound skin by using hydrocolloid skin care materialsHollister - Vertical Tube...
"Over the hub" clamshell retainer for optimal fixation near the insertion siteIncreases catheter dwell times and decreases complicationsFirmly holds catheter in place with breathable Tricot anchor...
Universal foley catheter holder
Adhesive patch can be used to record patient data
Does not restrict movement or irritate skin
Disposable
Latex free
Dale Hold-n-Place Adhesive Patch is a one size...
McKesson Catheter Securement Device
The McKesson Catheter Securement Device provides a comfortable and reliable way to secure indwelling urinary catheters. Designed to help minimize unnecessary...
McKesson Foley Catheter Holder with Dual-Locking Tabs. One Size Fits Most. Made from surgical stretch material and is gentle on skin, eliminating the risk of irritation and potential infections as a...
Foley catheter holders are designed to secure the catheter tube so that it is not accidently pulled. Tugging on the catheter can not only be painful, but can cause bladder spasms or urethral trauma. The foley catheter can even become dislodged. Foley catheter holders prevent these issues and are available in a variety of styles including adhesive patches, anchor pads, and leg straps. These products are worn on the thigh to hold the catheter tubing in the proper position.
One option to hold your foley catheter in place is an adhesive patch. This product is made from a patch of flexible material with skin-friendly adhesive on the back. The top of the patch has a small piece of velcro on it, along with a connected tab. The tab has a strip of velcro on the end as well. The tubing is placed on top of the patch and the tab is looped around the tubing. The two velcro strips fasten to one another to hold the tubing in the proper position. This catheter patch works with all diameters of tubing thanks to the adjustable design. The velcro also allows you to undo and re-fasten the loop multiple times, unlike standard medical tape which would lose its adhesive properties.
Another type of foley holder is an anchor pad, which is made by Bard Statlock. This style has an adhesive backing like the patches mentioned above. However, the thing that differentiates the anchor pad from a patch is the plastic clamp on top. Instead of having a fabric loop with a velcro closure, the anchor pad has a plastic clamp that holds the catheter tubing in place. Simply place the tubing under the clamp and gently snap the clamp shut. Another great feature of a Statlock is that the clamp swivels. This keeps the tubing even more secure as you move your body. Statlock stabilization devices are available in several different sizes and materials to best suit your needs.
If you have an adhesive allergy or fragile skin, a catheter leg band may be a more suitable choice for you. These adhesive-free leg bands are made of soft, elasticized fabric that is gentle against skin. They also have a velcro closure that allows you to adjust the fit based on the size of your thigh. The catheter tubing is held in place with a small self-gripping tab. All of the catheter leg straps we sell are latex free and most can be machine washed. Dale Medical makes an extra long catheter band that can be wrapped around the waist.
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