The pop-ons are self adhesive, and they connect normally to the leg bag. I transfer so much that without straps, it will end up twisted and wrapped around my leg after a while.
Basically, every time I need to go, I have to find a bathroom, take the bag out and lower it to the ground ( kind of simulating if it were attached). Once im done, I just empty it. If the bag is at the same level, on my lap for example, the cath just fills up like a balloon. It's not until it is lowered that the suction or gravity or whatever pulls everything down the tube into the bag. I'm not sure what you mean by what I would do if failure. If the cath blows off, everything goes in the washer, and I hit the shower. Maybe I'm misunderstanding you. On Feb 11, 2011, at 3:01 PM, [email protected] wrote: > Todd, you are threading on a slippery slope in doing what you are doing. Cath > equipment should be properly secured to the penis and to your leg. And it > should be emptied 4-6 times a day, depending on how it fills. > How would you protect yourself should failure occur? > > Best Wishes > > In a message dated 2/11/2011 1:41:23 P.M. Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > I use the pop-on condoms with just regular leg bag > (https://www.edgepark.com/shopcatalog/showitemdetails.cfm?psku=509348&QTY=3&PageRef=Update&OrderID=5290584) > > Since I live alone with no assistance, i cant use the straps to attach the > bag to my shin area like im supposed to, and emptying it in that position is > a pita. As a result, everything kind of resides in the front area of my > pants. Since there is no gravity working, the condom will just fill up and > blow off, instead of going through the tube into the bag. If I am in a > bathroom, its easy to just pull the bag out and let gravity do its thing but > if i'm stuck somewhere else, there's no pint in wearing this thing because it > just doesn't work. > > Is there any alternatives or a different product that would work? > > Todd D > C-6
