
G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm)
SKU: G1-URO-45MMUDI: (01)06001234567894 SAHPRA CAT B REGISTEREDOne-piece urostomy pouching system with anti-reflux valve, tap closure, and hydrocolloid skin barrier engineered for continuous urine drainage.
Product Specifications
| SKU | G1-URO-45MM |
| UDI Code | (01)06001234567894 |
| Regulatory Class | Over-the-Counter |
| Requires License | No — Over-the-counter |
| Consumable | No — reusable/durable |
| Category | Urostomy Systems |
Certifications & Safety
- SAHPRA Category B Registered
- ISO 10993-5:2009 In Vitro Cytotoxicity Tested
- ISO 10993-10:2010 Skin Irritation & Sensitization Tested
- Latex-free, hypoallergenic materials
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a colostomy bag and a urostomy bag?
A urostomy bag is specifically designed for liquid output (urine) and features an anti-reflux valve to prevent urine from washing back over the stoma, as well as a tap closure for easy continuous drainage.
Can a urostomy bag be connected to a night drainage bottle?
Yes, the tap closure on a urostomy system connects directly to a standard night drainage bottle, letting you sleep through the night without emptying the pouch manually.
How often should a urostomy bag be changed?
Most urostomy pouches are changed every 1 to 2 days, though this can vary with urine output and skin condition — change sooner if you notice reduced adhesion or odour.
Is this product SAHPRA registered?
Yes. All G1 Healthcare products are SAHPRA and ISO 10993 certified for lawful sale and use within South Africa.
What is your returns policy on opened medical products?
For hygiene and regulatory reasons, opened consumable medical products cannot be returned unless defective. Unopened items in original, sealed packaging may be returned within 7 days of delivery.
How long does delivery take?
Standard delivery across South Africa takes 2-4 business days via our express freight partners.
Do I need a prescription or license to order this?
Most stoma care products are OTC and require no prescription. Restricted or Rx-only items require a verified medical license, submitted from your Account > Licenses page.
Where can I buy G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm) in South Africa?
You can securely buy the G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm) and other stoma bags online directly from G1 Healthcare anywhere in South Africa. We offer nationwide delivery, ensuring your ostomy supplies reach you safely and quickly.
What are the benefits of using this ostomy bag?
The benefits include a secure seal that prevents leaks, odor-neutralizing filters, and skin-friendly hypoallergenic materials (ISO 10993 certified). This stoma bag is designed for maximum comfort and discretion, allowing you to maintain an active lifestyle.
How do I use and apply this stoma bag?
Usage is straightforward: 1) Clean and dry the peristomal skin. 2) Measure your stoma and cut the baseplate if it's a cut-to-fit model. 3) Remove the backing and gently press the barrier against your skin for a secure seal. Detailed usage instructions are included in the packaging.
Can I buy ostomy bags online without a prescription?
Yes, most standard stoma and ostomy bags, including the G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm), are available over-the-counter (OTC) in South Africa and do not require a prescription for purchase at G1 Healthcare.
Will the G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm) be delivered in discreet, unmarked packaging?
Yes. All G1 Healthcare orders, including the G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm), are shipped in plain, unbranded packaging with no indication of the contents, anywhere in South Africa.
Does medical aid cover the G-1 One-Piece Urostomy System (45mm)?
Many South African medical schemes contribute toward ostomy supplies through Prescribed Minimum Benefits or a scheme-specific stoma care allowance. Every order includes a tax invoice with the SAHPRA registration and UDI details most schemes require for a claim — see our guide to medical aid cover for ostomy supplies for details.
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Guides for choosing and using urostomy systems
- Colostomy vs. Ileostomy vs. Urostomy: What Is the Difference?
The three types of stoma surgery divert different parts of the digestive or urinary system, which is why the bags built for each are not interchangeable.
- Choosing the Right Ostomy Bag: A Complete Guide
Understand the difference between one-piece and two-piece systems, drainable vs. closed pouches, and how to measure your stoma correctly.
