Coloplast 14010 Fistula Bed Drainage Bag, 2000mL, 6 per box

Details:

• 6 per box
• An all in one system to manage abdominal fistulas.
• Holds up to 2,000 mL. Tubing can be cut easily and allows nurses to find the right length for bed drainage. Can be used with fistula/wound management or high output ostomy pouches. 
• Bag hangar #5070 NOT INCLUDED
• Does not contain latex.
• HCPCS: A4357

About the Coloplast 14010 Fistula Bed Drainage Bag

The Coloplast 14010 Fistula Bed Drainage Bag is an all-in-one pouching system built for managing abdominal fistulas and high-output post-surgical drainage. It's designed for patients who are bed-bound or need a reliable way to route drainage away from the wound site to a bedside collection container, rather than relying on a standard ostomy pouch alone.

The pouch holds up to 2,000 mL, making it well suited to high-output situations where frequent emptying isn't practical. The attached tubing can be cut by nursing staff to whatever length fits the patient's setup, so it adapts to different bed configurations and drainage systems. Because it's designed as a flexible wound and fistula management tool, it can also be used alongside high-output ostomy pouches when a stoma is involved.

Each box contains 6 bags. The pouch material is latex-free, making it appropriate for patients with latex sensitivities. For billing and insurance purposes, this product is filed under HCPCS code A4357.

Note: This listing includes the drainage bag only. The bedside bag hanger (Coloplast #5070) that holds the collection bag is sold separately.

FAQ Section

What is the capacity of the Coloplast 14010 fistula bag? It holds up to 2,000 mL, which makes it suitable for high-output fistula or wound drainage that would fill a standard pouch too quickly.

Is the bag hanger included? No. The bag hanger (Coloplast #5070) is sold separately. You'll need it to suspend the drainage bag at the bedside.

Is this product latex-free? Yes, the 14010 does not contain latex.

Can the tubing be adjusted? Yes. The tubing is designed to be cut, so nursing staff can trim it to the length needed for the patient's bed setup.

Can this be used with an ostomy pouch, or only for fistulas? Both. It's built for fistula and wound drainage management, but it can also be used together with high-output ostomy pouches when needed.

How many bags come in a box? Each box contains 6 bags.

What HCPCS code is used for insurance billing? A4357.

How much does it cost, and is there a discount? The current price is $96.95, marked down from an MSRP of $175.60 — a savings of $78.65. Orders over $100 ship free within the contiguous United States.