TIPS:
 If you're going home with a drain inserted, you'll need to empty the fluid from the detachable drain bulb a few times a day.
Take sponge baths until your doctor has removed your drains and/or sutures.You can take your first shower when your drains and any staples or sutures have been removed.
Empty the drain two to three times per day or when the bulb is full. The surgical drainage bulb holder is especially designed to hold one or many surgical drain securely after a mastectomy or reconstructive breast surgery . The soft belt can conform to body shape, making it comfortable to wear.
Secures up to four drains eliminating the need for safety pins. Prevents pin sticks in staff, patients, or the drains.
Unique, patented, sewn on, easy grip fasteners individually secure each drain decreasing discomfort and allows easy visibility to determine need to empty drains.
Prevents ‘pulling' or accidental dislodgement of the drains.
Provides comfort and secures drains during Physical Therapy.
It can be positioned on the chest, abdomen, waist, or thigh; and worn independently of gowns or clothing during the day, in bed at night, or in the shower.  (If your surgeon allows showering, you will need two belts - one for showering - one for dry use.  After showering, the wet belt will air dry and be ready for your next shower. 
Soft, non-latex adjustable fabric. Universal size (stretches up to 60 inches).