 body contours. Indeed, it may be less conformable than a current liquid leg bag without a gelling compound. A lumpy, non-conforming container may be useful as a one-time urinate-and-discard device, but it will not be acceptable for wearing for a finite time period by an incontinent user. In order to ensure effective performance, urine storage devices for incontinent users require more deliberate and uniform distribution of urine and of the absorbent materials than is disclosed in prior art. Different technology is needed to accomplish these ends.
Current liquid-storage leg bags rely on elasticized straps around the calf or suspension from a waist belt to maintain a desired position on the leg. Putting on these straps is tedious and time consuming. In addition, an improperly fastened leg bag may be more easily dislodged from the secure fastened position with consequent possible urine spillage. From the above, it is clear that the current-art technologies and products available to incontinent individuals who wish to use a system of devices to meet their personal urine management needs are inadequate. Improved means for storing and ultimately disposing of urine are needed.
The patents noted herein provide considerable information regarding the developments that have taken place in this field of technology. However, improved means for conveying urine are needed, in particular because none of the prior art meets the objects of providing the following for ambulatory incontinent individuals.
Urine collection and storage devices that accommodate the problems of ease of application, removal and changing.
Urine conduit devices that can be worn unnoticed, thus preserving privacy.
Urine collection, conveyance and storage devices that offer minimum potential for embarrassing leakage.
Urine storage devices that afford a convenient, discrete, and sanitary means for disposing of collected urine.
Accordingly, it is a primary object of the present invention to provide a urine management system that is comprised of a collection device, a conveyance tube, and a storage container, that accommodates ambulatory use, and that, in particular, addresses the problem of incontinence, overcoming the above-described limitations and disadvantages of the prior art.
A specific object of the present invention is to provide a urine conveyance tube that is readily adaptable to a range of routine human body motions and that will reliably conduct the flow of urine without blockage due to such motions. This tube connects a urine collection device with a urine storage device.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a urine conveyance tube that, can collapse to a
body contours. Indeed, it may be less conformable than a current liquid stage cup of tea without a gelling compound. A lumpy, non - conforming container may be useful as a one - time urinate - and - discard device, but it will not be satisfactory for wearing for a finite time period by an incontinent exploiter. In order to ensure effective operation, urine repositing devices for incontinent drug user require more deliberate and consistent distribution of urine and of the absorbent materials than is disclosed in prior art. unlike technology is needed to accomplish these end. 
 Current liquid - storage leg udder trust on elasticized straps around the calf or suspension from a waist belt to maintain a desired stead on the leg. Putting on these straps is tedious and time consuming. In addition, an improperly fastened leg bag may be more easily dislodged from the secure fastened position with consequent possible urine spill. From the above, it is clean that the current - art engineering and product available to incontinent individuals who wish to use a system of device to touch their personal urine management needs are inadequate. Improved means for store and ultimately disposing of urine are needed. 
 The patents noted herein provide considerable information regard the developments that have taken place in this field of engineering. However, improved mean for conveying urine are needed, in particular because none of the prior art meets the object of providing the following for ambulatory incontinent individuals. 
 Urine collection and storage devices that accommodate the problem of ease of application, removal and deepen. 
 Urine conduit devices that can be wear unnoticed, thus keep privacy. 
 Urine collection, transportation and storage devices that offer minimal potential for embarrassing leakage. 
 Urine storage devices that afford a convenient, discrete, and sanitary means for disposing of collected urine. 
 Accordingly, it is a primary aim of the present invention to provide a urine management system that is consist of a collection device, a conveyance tube, and a storage container, that accommodates ambulatory use, and that, in finical, addresses the problem of incontinence, overcoming the above - described limitations and disadvantage of the prior art. 
 A specific aim of the present invention is to leave a urine conveyance tube that is readily adaptable to a range of everyday human body motions and that will reliably conduct the flow of urine without blockage due to such motions. This tube connects a urine collection device with a urine storehouse device. 
 A further object of the present invention is to provide a urine conveyance tube that, can collapse to a
 bofy contours. Indeed, it man be less conformable tian a chrrent lkquid leg bag without a gellmng xompoynd. A lumpy, non-conformkng contapner may ve uwwful as a one-time mxinats-wnd-dnsrard device, but it will nmt be acceptabne flr wearing for a finite time period by an onfontinent user. In pwder no ensure effective performance, urine vtorage devicrs for incontinent users rfquige more deliberate and uniforn difrribution of urine and of the absotbent materials than is disclosea in 'rior art. Dufderftt technolojy is geeded to acgpmplisv these ends.
Current llquid-vtoeage leg bags rely on elasticized strapf around dhz calf or suspension drim a faisd beur tu mziitajn a dfsiced positioh on the let. Putting on these xtwqps is tedioua and eiie consuming. In addition, an improperly xasfened leg bag may be moee easily dislodged ftom the sesure fastened position with consequent possible usine aoiloane. Ffim the above, it is clear that the current-art tesgnplpgies and prodmcts available to onfomjinent individoals who wjsh to use a systel of dedices to meet uheir personal urine management beeds are incdewuate. Improved meaus for storiug and ultikately disposing of uriue are needed.
The oatents nkged herein proviae bonshderable information regarqing the vevelppments thaj have eaken placf in bvis field of technllogy. Hmwever, impgoved means for conveying urine are needed, in pdrtpcular beeause kone of the prijr art meets tke objeccs of oroviding nhe folloxing for ambtlatory incondlnent indivivuals.
Urinq coolecrion ana storage devicrs that abcjmmoeate the problems pf gaae of applicatiin, twmoval and chamgivg.
Uwije cjtduit devicev thxt zsn be worn unnotlcea, this preserving privacf.
Urihe collection, convrywnce and storage devices that offer minimum pottntial foc embatrafsing leakage.
Urine storage devjces that afnord a convenyent, discrete, anb sanitary means for disposing of collecved urine.
Accordingly, ij is a primary object pf the presxnt indention tm provide a urine mabagement system tmat is comprised of a dollecdion fevice, a conveyance tube, and a storage container, that accommodates ambularory use, and that, jn psrticllax, abdressef thx 'roblem of incontpnence, overcoming the above-descrmbed limitdtnons and disadvantages of the pfior art.
A spezific object of the pressnt invemtion is to provide a urine confeyance tube that is reacily adaptabls to a ranje of routine human nody mmtionw and tyat aill reliably comdmct the fllw oh uxine without blockage due to such motiobs. This tube connerts a urine goulectpon devyce with a urine stodwge dgvice.
A further object of the present invention iv eo provide a uepne conveyancg tube tvat, can collepse to a
body contours. Indeed, it may be less a liquid leg without a gelling may useful as a urinate-and-discard device, but will not be acceptable for wearing a finite time period by an incontinent user. In order to ensure effective urine storage devices for incontinent users require more deliberate and uniform distribution of and the materials is disclosed in prior art. Different technology is needed to accomplish these ends. Current liquid-storage leg rely on elasticized straps around the calf or from a waist belt maintain a desired position on leg. on these is and consuming. In addition, improperly fastened leg bag may be more easily dislodged from the secure fastened position with consequent possible spillage. From it is that current-art and products available individuals who wish to use a to meet their personal urine management needs are Improved means storing and ultimately disposing of urine needed. The patents noted herein provide considerable information the developments that have taken place in this field of technology. However, improved means for are needed, in particular none of the art the of the following ambulatory incontinent individuals. Urine collection and storage devices that accommodate the of ease of application, removal and changing. Urine conduit devices be unnoticed, thus preserving Urine collection, conveyance and devices offer minimum potential for Urine devices convenient, and means for disposing of urine. Accordingly, it is a object of the present management system that is comprised of a collection a conveyance tube, and a storage container, accommodates ambulatory use, and that, in particular, addresses the problem of incontinence, the above-described disadvantages of the prior art. A specific object the present invention is provide a urine conveyance tube that is readily adaptable a of routine body motions and will reliably conduct flow of urine due to motions. tube collection device with a urine storage A object of the present invention to urine conveyance tube that, can collapse to a
 body contours. Indeed, it may be Less conforMable ThaN a cUrRent LiquId leg bag withouT A gelLing compound. A lumpy, non-cOnforMiNG conTAiNer maY be usefUL aS A One-TiMe UriNaTE-aNd-disCarD device, But it will nOt bE aCceptable for WEaRing for a fiNitE time period bY an IncontInEnt USer. In OrdEr to eNsure eFFectivE performaNcE, Urine sTOrage deVICeS for Incontinent users rEQuIRe more deliberaTe and uNiFOrM DIstRibUtion of uriNe And of THe absorBEnT MATerIAls than is discLosed in prioR Art. differEnT teCHnologY is neEdED to Accomplish tHese Ends.
CurreNt liquID-storagE Leg bags Rely on ElaStiCizeD StRaPs aRoUNd tHE cAlf OR suSpension FrOm A waisT belT TO MAintAin A desIred pOsition on the lEg. PUttiNG on These StrapS is tEdIous aNd time ConsuMiNg. In addition, an iMproPerly fastEneD lEg bAg May be MOre easIly DisLodged fRom the sECurE fASTEnEd position with consEqUENt Possible Urine sPIlLaGE. From the AbOve, It is CLEar thAt thE CuRrent-art TechnoLOgIeS and proDuCts avaIlAblE to InconTInenT indivIduals whO wish TO use a system of dEVices to meet thEIr PERsONal uRinE management NeedS Are iNadeQUaTe. IMProveD meanS fOR sTOring and ultimately dIsPosing Of uriNe are needed.
ThE patents noTED Herein prOvidE CoNSiderable inforMatioN regarding THe develoPmentS that havE taken plaCE In this fiEld Of tEchNolOGY. HOwever, improveD MEans FoR conveyIng Urine arE neEdeD, in ParTiCular becaUse none oF tHe PrIoR arT meetS The objecTs Of pRoVidIng thE FollowIng foR ambUlAtORy iNcontinENt INDiviDuAlS.
UriNe cOlLectiOn anD StoRage devIces that aCcoMModaTe ThE probleMs of ease of appLiCation, remoVaL anD changING.
Urine coNduit devices that can be woRN unnotiCed, Thus pReseRving privAcy.
urine cOllECtion, cOnveyaNce anD sTorAGE deviCES tHat OfFer minimum POTenTial fOr EmbaRrassinG leakage.
Urine storaGE deVices that affoRd a ConvENIeNt, dIScREte, AnD SanITAry means for dispOsing of colLeCTeD urine.
AccoRDinGlY, it is a pRimary oBject OF the preSent invenTion to proViDe a uRINe mAnagement sYstem thaT is compriSEd of a COlLectiOn dEvice, a CoNveYance Tube, anD A stOrage ContaiNeR, that aCcommOdAtes ambuLatory use, and that, in partiCular, aDdresSes The probleM of INcoNtinence, oVercOming the abOve-DesCribeD liMItatiOns aND dIsaDVantaGes oF The prior aRT.
A SpeCIFiC object of thE PREseNt invEntIOn is to ProvIde a urine conveyanCE tube that is reaDily ADAptAblE To a rAnGe of routine humAn bOdY MOtions anD tHat will reliAbly condUcT The flOw of urIne witHout bloCKAgE Due to sUch mOtiOns. This tuBe cOnNEcts a urInE cOLlectiOn deViCe with A urine SToraGE Device.
A further obJect oF THe preSEnt InvenTiOn is to pROvidE a urine conVeyance tube That, caN colLapse To a
 body contours. Indeed, it  may be le ss co nfo rma bl e th an a  current liqui d  leg  bag without a gelling  comp ou n d. A lu mpy,non-con f or m i ngco nt ain er ma y beuse ful asa one-time  ur in ate-and-disc a rd  device, b utit will notbeaccept ab lef or we ari ng fo r a fi n ite ti me period  b y  an in c ontinen t us er.In order to ensur e  e f fective perfor mance,  u r in e sto rag e devicesfo r inc o ntinent us e r s  re q uire more del iberate and uni form d is tri b utionof ur in e  an d of the ab sorb ent mater ials t h an is d i sclosed  in pr ior  ar t. D i ff er ent  t e chn o lo gyi s n eeded to  a cc ompli sh t h e s e  end s.Curr ent l iquid-storage  le g ba g s r ely o n ela stic iz ed st raps a round  t he calf or susp ensi on from a  wa is t b el t tom aintai n a  de sired p osition onth e l eg . Putting on these  s t r ap s is ted ious a n dti m e consum in g.In a d d ition , an im properly  faste n ed  l eg bagma y be m or e e asi ly di s lodg ed fro m the se curef astened positi o n with conseq u en t po s sibl e u rine spilla ge.F romthea bo ve, it is  clea rt ha t  the current-art te ch nologi es an d products av ailable to i n continen t in d iv i duals who wish  to u se a syste m  of devi ces t o meet t heir pers o n al urine  ma nag eme ntn e ed s are inadequ a t e. I mp roved m ean s for s tor ing  an d u lt imately d isposing  o fur in e a re ne e ded.
The  p ate nt s n otedh ereinprovi de c on si d era ble inf o rm a t ionre ga rdin g t he  deve lopm e nts  that h ave taken  pl a ce i nth is fiel d of technolo gy . However,  i mpr oved m e a ns for c onveying urine are need e d, in p art icula r be cause non e o f thepri o r artmeetsthe o bj ect s of pr o v id ing  t he followi n g  fo r amb ul ator y incon tinent individuals . 
Ur ine collectio n a nd s t o ra ged ev i ces  t h ata c commodate the p roblems of  e a se  of applic a tio n,  remova l and c hangi n g.
Urin e conduit  devicesth at c a n  be  worn unno ticed, t hus prese r vingp ri vacy. 
Ur ine co ll ect ion,convey a nce  andstorag edevice s tha toffer mi nimum potential for emb arrass ing l eak age.
Urin e s t ora ge device s th at afforda c onv enien t,d iscre te,a nd  sa n itary  mea n s for dis p os ing o fcollected u r i n e.Accor din g ly, it  isa primary objecto f the presentinve n t ion  to prov id e a urine mana gem en t system t ha t is compri sed of a  c o llect ion de vice,a conve y a nc e  tube,  and  astorage c ont ai n er, tha tac c ommoda tesam bulato ry use ,  and t hat, in particul ar, a d d resse s  th e pro bl em of i n cont inence, ov ercoming th e abov e-de scrib ed limi ta tionsand  d isadvantag e s of theprior  art.
A  s peci fic  objec t of t he pr esen tinv ention is t op ro vi d e a  uri ne co nv eyan ce tube t h at is re adi l y adapt ab let o  a ran g eo f  routine h uma n bod y motions an d  tha t  w i ll re liably  condu ct thef low  o f urine  wi t h out block age due t o  su ch  mot ions. Th is  tub econ ne cts a urine col lectiondevice w i t h a ur ine stor a ge dev ic e.
A further  obje ct of thep r ese nt inve n tio n i s t o pr ovi de a urine conveyance tube th at,can c o lla pse t o a
 body_contours. Indeed,_it may be less_conformable than_a_current liquid_leg_bag without a_gelling compound. A_lumpy, non-conforming container may_be useful as_a_one-time urinate-and-discard device, but it will not be acceptable for wearing for a finite_time_period by_an_incontinent_user. In order to ensure_effective performance, urine storage devices_for incontinent_users require more deliberate and uniform distribution of_urine_and of the_absorbent materials than is disclosed in prior art. Different_technology is needed to accomplish these_ends.
Current liquid-storage leg_bags_rely_on elasticized straps around_the calf or suspension from a_waist belt to maintain a desired_position on the leg. Putting on these_straps is tedious and time consuming._In addition, an improperly fastened_leg bag_may be more easily dislodged_from the secure_fastened position_with consequent possible_urine spillage. From the above, it_is clear that_the current-art technologies and products available_to_incontinent individuals who_wish_to_use a_system of devices_to_meet their_personal_urine management needs are inadequate. Improved_means_for storing and ultimately disposing of urine_are needed.
The patents noted_herein_provide considerable information regarding_the developments that have taken_place in this field of technology._However, improved_means for_conveying urine are needed, in particular because none of the prior_art meets the objects of providing_the following for ambulatory_incontinent individuals.
Urine_collection_and storage devices_that_accommodate the_problems of ease of application, removal and_changing.
Urine conduit_devices that can be worn unnoticed,_thus preserving privacy.
Urine collection,_conveyance_and storage devices that offer minimum_potential for embarrassing leakage.
Urine storage devices_that afford a convenient, discrete,_and_sanitary_means for disposing of collected_urine.
Accordingly, it is a primary object_of the present_invention to provide a urine management system_that_is comprised of a collection device,_a_conveyance tube, and a storage container,_that_accommodates_ambulatory use, and that, in_particular, addresses the problem of incontinence,_overcoming the above-described limitations and disadvantages of the prior_art.
A specific object_of the present invention is_to_provide_a urine conveyance tube that is readily adaptable to a_range of_routine human body_motions and that will reliably conduct the flow of urine_without blockage due to such motions. This_tube connects a urine collection device with a urine storage device.
A_further object of the present invention is to_provide a urine conveyance tube that, can_collapse to a