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Billy,
I sent my son to the auto store to find a plastic tee and a 90 degree elbow
that would be used for vacuum lines on vehicles. He could not find a 90
degree elbow so he purchased two plastic tees. I had him lay two 1000 CC
leg bags side-by-side. We took short pieces of latex tubing and connected
to the two bags together. The tee that is not connected to your catheter,
must have a short piece of latex tubing long enough to be folded over and taped
to prevent the urine from flowing out the top. You can also purchase a
plastic or rubber cap that fits over the end of the tee from the auto parts
store. I can tell when I have to urinate so, I make sure I tilt
myself down so the urine flows downhill as much as possible. I have my
leg bags strapped to my shin down by my ankle. Here is a simple
diagram. Jim
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