Urinary bag supporting device
OwnerRoy Lee Nicholsinventor
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Abstract
A urinary bag supporting device including a plate portion. A plurality of buttons extend outwardly from the plate portion. The plurality of buttons are disposed in a spaced relationship. The buttons allow strap loops of a urinary drainage bag to be coupled therewith. A pliable clip is secured to the plate portion. The pliable clip is attachable to a belt of a wearer's pants to allow the plate portion to depend from an interior of the pants.
Claims2
A urinary bag supporting device for supporting a urine bag from a wearer's belt interiorly of their pants comprising, in combination:
- a plate portion having a generally rectangular configuration, the plate portion having opposed planar front and back surfaces, the plate portion having an upper edge, a lower edge, and opposed side edges, the upper edge having an elongated neck portion extending upwardly therefrom;
- a plurality of buttons extending outwardly from the front surface of the plate portion upwardly of the lower edge thereof, the plurality of buttons being disposed in a spaced relationship linearly aligned with the lower edge, the buttons allowing strap loops of a urinary drainage bag to be coupled therewith;
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- a pliable clip secured to the elongated neck portion of the plate portion, the pliable clip being attachable to a belt of a wearer's pants to allow the plate portion to depend from an interior of the pants.
A urinary bag supporting device for supporting a urine bag from a wearer's belt interiorly of their pants comprising, in combination:
- a plate portion;
- a plurality of buttons extending outwardly from the plate portion, the plurality of buttons being disposed in a spaced relationship, the buttons allowing strap loops of a urinary drainage bag to be coupled therewith;
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- a pliable clip secured to the plate portion, the pliable clip being attachable to a belt of a wearer's pants to allow the plate portion to depend from an interior of the pants.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.