E&E Catheter Bag Hanger - Catheter Night Bag Stand - Plastic Hanger for Urine Drainage Bag - Bag Hanger 2L Holding Capacity (1)

As per title. You can get them free on the NHS (in the UK) but it was handy as a spare. Very cheap and did the job fine.

After trialling many other drainage bag solutions, I was a little skeptical on trying a smaller option when my external bag can hold up to 2 litres.However, I was pleasantly surprised at how versatile this tool is, and also how robust!I opted for the 10-pack as I am used to similar products failing quickly due to the weight - thus far, I am still on number 1 and would recommend to all drainage bag users.I use mine for a stoma which means that the tube clip is too small but I worked around that with an elastic band to hold the tube upright.

Very good

Did what it was meant to

When I hung it from the bed it was too low so the bag was dragging on the carpet . Didn't end up using it.

So discreet and easy to you

I've only recently had a catheter fitted. I arrive home to find that, unlike the ones in the hospital, those for home use have no hook so the only option is to lay it on the floor. The first night I put a coathanger under my mattress with the hook sticking out to hang the catheter on. I then saw this on Amazon and it's ideal. I can hang it by the bed at night, it is also ideal if I need to go to the toilet in the night, which I had found the night before. I had two types of night bags supplied by the hospital, and can say that it fits the Coloplast type of night bag perfectly. I have some Prosys bags that I haven't used yet and they don't look as if they will fit, I don't want to break the hermatically sealed bag before I need to use them, so I may be wrong. I'm reasonably practical so I'm sure a slight modification with paper clips or something will solve that problem, but it may not work "out of the box".

Just the job, good colour as white ones easy to throw out. Good value for money