Bladder and Urological Health

Bladder & Urological Health Solutions for Dignity & Daily Confidence

getMovility curates discreet, comfortable urological care products to support everyday independence. Explore leg bags, bedpans, urinals, and securement accessories designed for cleanliness, comfort, and confidence at home or in care settings.

Take the CareMatch Quiz for personalized recommendations based on mobility, caregiver support, and day/night usage.

✓ Skin-safe, durable materials
✓ Discreet fits & anti-reflux options
✓ Home & clinical use
✓ Secure checkout

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Urinary Leg Bags – Discreet daytime drainage with anti-reflux valves and secure connectors.
Urinary Drain Bags & Night Systems – Larger-capacity options for bedside or overnight use.
Leg Straps & Securement – Fabric straps and stabilization devices for comfortable, stable wear.
Catheter Holders & Anchors – Reduce pull and skin irritation with secure adhesive or strap systems.
Extension Tubing & Connectors – Reliable, leak-resistant connections for custom setups.
Bedpans – Ergonomic designs including bariatric, fracture, and stackable options.
Urinals – Male urinals and accessories for dignified, easy use.
Holders & Carry Accessories – Drain/leg bag holders, shoulder oxygen/utility bags for organized care.
Urine Transfer & Misc. Accessories – Transfer straws, caps, plugs, and water traps for hygiene and convenience.

How to Choose

Wear time: Leg bags for daytime mobility; larger drain bags/night systems for overnight rest.
Comfort & discretion: Choose soft fabric leg straps and low-profile connectors to reduce skin irritation and printing under clothing.
Hygiene: Replace tubing and bags per instructions; use anti-reflux and secure closures to minimize backflow and leaks.

Not sure what fits best? CareMatch matches your routine (day vs. night), mobility, and sensitivity needs.

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Customers say: “The fabric leg straps and anti-reflux leg bag are comfortable and discreet for all-day use.” — ★★★★★

Bladder & Urological Health — FAQs

What’s the difference between a leg bag and a drain bag?

Leg bags are compact for daytime mobility; drain bags and night systems offer higher capacity for bedside use.

How do I keep straps comfortable on sensitive skin?

Use soft fabric straps, adjust tension to avoid pressure points, and rotate placement to reduce friction.

How often should I replace bags and tubing?

Follow product guidance—many users replace leg bags every 1–2 weeks and tubing at similar intervals; change sooner if odors, clouding, or residue appear.

Do you offer holders and organizers?

Yes—bag holders, bedside hangers, and carry accessories help keep setups discreet and secure.